How much would public option healthcare cost??

Not for the country but for an individual who cant afford private health insurance (HI). If this healthcare bill would pass, what would be the lowest monthly(if thats how its gonna work) rate for public option healthcare

20 billion dollars

Brevity said:

20 billion dollars

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ya thats a stupid answer

Who knows.
It could be very high.
Seeing as how you have to have it by law or go to jail.
The insurance companies can charge what they see fit.
What are you gonna do about it?
Nothing its the law.

Public option doesn't start 'till 2013 if i remember correctly.
So until then its the insurance companies time to shine!

It will be cheaper than purchasing private insurance and it will be far less costly than paying in cash for medical services.

ilkhan said:

Who knows.
It could be very high.
Seeing as how you have to have it by law or go to jail.
The insurance companies can charge what they see fit.
What are you gonna do about it?
Nothing its the law.

Public option doesn't start 'till 2013 if i remember correctly.
So until then its the insurance companies time to shine!

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well then if its 2013 it wont matter much since in 2012 there will b riots and cause an uproar of anarchy (yanoe self fulfilling prophecy type stuff)

Name a government program that didn't end up costing many many times what even the highest estimates were before it was passed. And by the way, it is not a cost to the "country." The country doesn't have any money other than what they take from us.

The cost will be immeasurable to those who have had ANOTHER liberty trounced upon by the nanny state government.

Or looking at it another way...what cost will the fine or incarceration be when a person dares to say no thanks to participating? I'll let you know.

Didn't Mitt Romney (R) put through "forced" healthcare in Massachusetts, similar to what the Obama crew (D) is trying to force upon the U.S. now? Hard to tell the Republican pigs from the Demcrat farmers now eh Mr. Orwell?

I don't think the public option will happen but if it did I think history would look back on it as the first of many "public options." All of them ways to tax the private economy, grow the government and keep a needy public barefoot and pregnant with giveaways.

Next on the list might be free car insurance, free healthcare for pets and free college tuition. Next might be subsidized gasoline (we pay more so they pay less), foodstamps for half the people and hey - why "shouldn't" everyone have a big screen TV?