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But deficits are high everywhere. In the EU, for instance, Germany can complain all it wants about Greece and the wages and benefits the workers get and how it's "unsustainable" - except that Germany is a net export nation, and Greece is one of their larger customers. So Greece will get bailed...

Quote: What's "most"? 50%? 60%? 70%? 80%? No clear answers there, just a bunch of contradicting statistics from both sides. Many people are not displeased with their insurance (which is not the same thing as being happy) right up until they switch jobs or someone in their family is diagnosed...

Quote: There are two programs in Oregon - you might look at the OMIP http://www.omip.state.or.us/ which insures people who have been turned down elsewhere for insurance, or who are considered "high risk." My neighbor was laid off from work about 2 years ago and his COBRA ran out. His new...

Quote: Your insurance doesn't "have" to pay for it now, they CHOOSE to offer that benefit. Why are you certain that they won't offer it in the future?

Quote: I think we'll get some good and some bad out of it - but keeping things the same as they were was not working for an awful lot of people.

Stuck with the policy we had before because we are self-employed and have been turned down by 5 companies (basically for being in our 50s - the reasons stated in the refusals were beyond stupid: DH once had prostatitis - imagine that, a 55yo man who had a brief bout of prostatitis! How...