HMO Stocks Drop After Reform Bill Budget Analysis
Filed at 10:13 a.m. ET
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Shares of health insurers slumped on Thursday as analysts said a report issued on a key U.S. Senate healthcare reform bill should give the legislation a boost...
Shares of WellPoint Inc, UnitedHealth Group Inc and Aetna Inc -- the three largest health insurers -- all were down more than 3 percent in initial morning trading, bucking a positive overall market
IF THEY ALL GO OUT OF BUSINESS, THEN OBAMA PROBABLY GETS WHAT HE AND EVERY OTHER SOCIALIST HAS LONG WISHED FOR: SINGLE-PAYER.
THE STEALTH WAY.
WHICH IS THE ONLY WAY IT CAN BE DONE IN THE USA - BECAUSE MOST AMERICANS DON'T WANT SOCIALISM.
90% OF WORKING AMERICANS ARE COVERED PRIVATELY AND MOST ARE HAPPY WITH THEIR PRIVATE COVERAGE.
BUT HAT'S NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR SOCIALISTS.
THEY THINK THAT POLITICIANS CAN BETTER DESIGN AND RUN HEALTH CARE.
IDIOTS.
IF THEY PASS THIS THING WE ARE ALL GONNA GET SCREWED: HIGHER TAXES; SHITTIER CARE.
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