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<blockquote data-quote="Shadowrider" data-source="post: 1831123" data-attributes="member: 3099"><p>Simple. Keep the .gov out of it completely and let the free market crash and/or reboot itself. The pain will be much shorter lived that way. The key word being completely. That means no mandates of any kind on the insurance companies from the .gov. The insurance companies' customers (us) will provide all the mandates they need as a requirement of them getting our business. Now if the .gov wants to join as a customer that's fine, it would still be up to the provider to decide if they can accept the terms of the .gov's business. Free market competition can fix it's ills, but not overnight.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Shadowrider, post: 1831123, member: 3099"] Simple. Keep the .gov out of it completely and let the free market crash and/or reboot itself. The pain will be much shorter lived that way. The key word being completely. That means no mandates of any kind on the insurance companies from the .gov. The insurance companies' customers (us) will provide all the mandates they need as a requirement of them getting our business. Now if the .gov wants to join as a customer that's fine, it would still be up to the provider to decide if they can accept the terms of the .gov's business. Free market competition can fix it's ills, but not overnight. [/QUOTE]
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