Like a kid in a candy store this administration is stuffing itself with program after program. They can't keep up with the fraud already out there. They claim it's running rampant in the Medicare and Medicaid programs. Yet they want to cut certain aspects of it they say is full of fraud. Why is this and why has it gone unchecked until now? I can't see scraping some thing that is only in need of repair. Lets try to fix and get rid of the persons in charge the known fraudulent entities. If there is a part that isn't working trace it back to see where it started going bad. And go from there to weed out the corruption behind the problem. We need not add another of the same kind until you get the corruption out of what you have.
No need to go down this same road twice.(It uses way too much fuel to see the same ol same ol). And costs would be astronomical.
This makes about as much sense as closing "Gitmo" a perfectly fine facility in a perfect location, only to open another place of the same type to do the same thing with the same scenario all because the name offends some foreigner or special interest group. It's a Hell of a lot cheaper to change the name than to disrupt the the entire system that's working. Not to mention the safety aspect of all involved.
It's like, ok, the Massachusetts Healthcare thing isn't working out as well as it's supposed to. So lets reform that first to where it's working correctly for a year or two before letting loose this enormous mistake on our country. It makes more sense to do a recall on a smaller scale while the problems can be isolated easier. But lets not unleash this monster on the whole country at once until we can know if it can be tamed. WE don't want it to turn and bite us in the back a couple years down the road, because it's "Too Big To Fail".
No need to go down this same road twice.(It uses way too much fuel to see the same ol same ol). And costs would be astronomical.
This makes about as much sense as closing "Gitmo" a perfectly fine facility in a perfect location, only to open another place of the same type to do the same thing with the same scenario all because the name offends some foreigner or special interest group. It's a Hell of a lot cheaper to change the name than to disrupt the the entire system that's working. Not to mention the safety aspect of all involved.
It's like, ok, the Massachusetts Healthcare thing isn't working out as well as it's supposed to. So lets reform that first to where it's working correctly for a year or two before letting loose this enormous mistake on our country. It makes more sense to do a recall on a smaller scale while the problems can be isolated easier. But lets not unleash this monster on the whole country at once until we can know if it can be tamed. WE don't want it to turn and bite us in the back a couple years down the road, because it's "Too Big To Fail".
No comments:
Post a Comment