The Regulators

Why are medical professionals who are not M.D.’s not allowed to perform many more of the routine tasks currently reserved for doctors?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why are the prices not posted on the wall of every walk-in clinic in the U.S.?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why can’t I buy health insurance across state lines so that I could buy a policy offered in Tennessee even though I live in New York?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why aren’t there more openings in medical schools to train more doctors?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why can’t a group of doctors get together and build a hospital?
    Answer: They’re not allowed to. Government regulations.

Why are inexpensive, minimal, catastrophic health insurance policies not available in all 50 states?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why do individuals not get the same tax break for health insurance costs as businesses get?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why can’t I buy a health insurance policy that just covers what I want to have covered?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

Why is health care so non-competitive and expensive?
    Answer: because of government regulations.

What is the Democratic Party’s answer to out of control health care costs?
    Answer: more government regulations.

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4 Responses to The Regulators

  1. brandon says:

    Why is there little poison in our tap water?
    Government regulations.

    Why does smog not cover the nation?
    Government regulations.

    Why does my grocery store not sell me spoiled food?
    Government regulations.

    Why is it that every hot-headed fool is not walking my streets with a loaded weapon?

    I’ll betcha my list is longer than your list 😉
    Government regulations.

  2. john seward says:

    There are government regulations designed to promote the general welfare, and there are government regulations designed to protect monopolies and generate campaign contributions. I bet the latter list is longer than the former. Besides, I wouldn’t shop at a grocery store that sold me spoiled food. Would you?

  3. Brandon Lerda says:

    If I had the choice …. there’s an awful lot of people who don’t have that choice.
    Recently watched a doc. about the new Farming in what’s left of the city of Detroit. The concept of “food deserts” came up – where the nearest food is out of a corner liquor store, a few old apples and packaged junk food.
    The people started growing their own, on empty lots, not with the official sanction of city govmt, so …. it’s still a bit dicey, but without square miles of vacant lots, they wouldn’t have the choice to not eat the nearly spoiled food that was available.
    And I agree with you John – the government is near totally corrupt.

  4. Brandon Lerda says:

    On one hand are the Dems, who are bought off and interested in lining their pockets, and on the other are the Repubs, who seem so vicious with their willingness to literally strangle this society in order to achieve their goal of returning us to the glorious times of the late 1800s USA. I’m glad the OWS movement is attempting to raise the Morality of our economic and political systems from the mindless greed of the capitalist system.
    You may notice the Repub. tend to cut those “care for the sick, disabled and elderly” programs you mentioned ….. in favor of the filthy rich.

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