Obama already owns two car manufacturers and several Banks.
Communistic Health care will ruin the US economy. If all doctors get paid the same wages each day, the quality of care will diminish not increase. Fewer people will receive reatment in a timely manner. Hell, just fo to the Post Office, or the Drivers License facilty. Do any of those lazy asses care how quickly they work or the quality of servic they giive? I am sure there are a few, ut it is a small few.
BOB
Some sort of universal health care is necessary. An ad hoc approach leaves too much room for people to fall through the cracks.
A universal system protects everybody, the class system that is now in place leaves portions of the population susceptible to rampant plagues and plethora of lesser illnesses, both chronic and pandemic. Untreated illness can be a breeding ground in a population, that likely has daily contact (directly or indirectly) with you and your children.
Some way has to be found for everybody to receive timely and competent health care or most everybody is at risk.
You can call it socialism or you can call it self preservation. The world is too small of a place to allow rather large portions of the population to be marginalized and ignored long enough to breed an unstoppable version of the next great plague.
The question is whether you think the reactive approaach is better way of dealing with the probability, than the proactive approach.
Germany and many other countries have universal coverage, they made it work. While not perfect, it does function as least as well as the existing system in the U.S. In many respects better. I carry an insurance card with a condensed version of my medical history in a magnetize strip. All of my vaccinations and major medical history. Sure cuts down on redundant treatment, most any doctor can pick up where the last one left off, without starting from zero all over again, or having to phone all over creation for a medical history. It's paid for by a straight percentage of your income, much like income tax. There is even a plan for those who want to opt out of the base system and buy private insurance.
IMO the U.S. is really behind the curve on this one and needs to figure out a way to play catch up. Ad hoc health care IMO, seems wasteful and dangerous.
As far as Wilson's comments go, he seemed to be calling a spade a spade. Politicians lie, it's what they do for a living.