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1. One question everyone should be asking: Do I want a bureaucrat who is paid based on an increase of medial care provided to determine whether or not I get cared for or do I want a bureaucrat who is paid based on the number of claims denied to determine whether or not I get medial care? Right now, we have the latter. We should accept that SOMEONE other than ourselves and our doctor will always oversee a medical care program. Stating that a "bureaucrat" will be in charge of our health care is like saying "the sky is blue." 2. Every commentator, pundit, columnist who wants to write about healthcare issues should disclose the following: - Who is your health insurance company? - Who is paying for your policy? - What is your annual contribution? - What is your annual deductible? - Can this policy be revoked due to a particular illness or accident? Then, the reader or listener can determine for him/herself how credible the person is. More health care opinions: http://www.dogwalkblog.com/2009/06/24/insurance-disclosures/