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to these people on the plane, what happened with the plane. in some ways, this is more of reality tv than we ever get to see because of the continual drama that goes on with this malaysian flight, the flight that has gone to nowhere as many people consider it. you know, as you point out, it is indeed a drama. at the same time, don t you think it s also because most of us have flown on a plane and at some point or other many of us have contemplated the what ifs? what if this had happened to them. so this is something they can relate to. hello, doctor, are you there? i m sorry, we apologize, dr. gardere s audio transmission obviously was interrupted. we will hope to rectify that.
babies, but choice ought to be about health insurance as well. if someone wants to choose to have a catastrophic plan only and just cover their plan for emergencies, if someone wants to have a plan that covers birth control and every other thing under the sun, even things that don t apply to that premium payer, they should have the choice to do it. the department is forcing people to buy a one size fits all and it is flat unaffordable. alnd, i ll give you the last word. i agree with you on one size fits all. those that have no need or desire for let s say reproductive you shall shoes shouldn t have to pay, and i agree with you on that. however, there is more choice in those blue states where there are exchanges, where they ve actually given more opportunity for people to have choice, because of all the different exchanges and options, and the red states, where they haven t accepted medicate money, haven t really gotten behind the exchanges and there were fewer choices, hurting thei
they only help those who have an income. so the things they re proposing don t do the things the affordable care act does. lars, let me pose that same question to you. is there a risk in the gop proposing alternatives in the sense a lot of conservative, libertarians don t want the government involved in our health care in any way, shape, or form? i don t want the government involved. every time government gets involved they screw it up and obamacare is a prime example. alan seems to think it would take 50 state law changes around america. doesn t the federal government control interstate commerce? couldn t the federal government say if i can buy car insurance or home inshurn or fire insurance across state lines why can t i buy health insurance across state lines? that would be one simple solution, but it s not the whole solution. but having the government dictate a 60-year-old woman has to have a health insurance plan that includes maternity as one of the ten different mandates bro