Plaintiff challenging healthcare law went bankrupt - with unpaid medical bills
Obama administration lawyers say her case is an example of why an insurance mandate is needed to prevent 'uncompensated care that will ultimately be paid by others.'Reporting from Washington
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She needs the government to hold her hand and tell her how to spend money tbh
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1) Have the government run her life for her;
2) Be entitled to spend someone else's money (or have the government spend money on her behalf) since she's out of her own;
3) Have to deal with the consequences of her indebtedness and lack of insurance on her own
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I'm not really sure how to address the issue, especially since the root of the problem is that it has become the norm to expect to be able to spend money you don't have, both on a personal and institutional level. How do you fix that?
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I thought it was that kind of thinking that got you lambasted as a Welfare Queen in her camp. No? Should she have a baby too, just to make sure? (Tasteless comment, I'll be the first to admit. But clinging to your ideology when you just stuck many other people and organizations in society with your bad debt is also rather tasteless.)
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