is the issue. i think the really issue here is the fear that insurance companies will somehow use in the future to deny health care to you or me or anyone else. heather: that is the question. how do we avoid that becoming reality. i m not sure and it is hard to criticize an agency that has not done anything yet and they haven t had the first head-to-head comparison and generally i like to see a market-based approach, i m a market advocate, so to speak, but, you know, i think the jury is out on this and we have to wait and see how it pans out. heather: and they haven t even done the first study yet but they are receiving funding. when do we expect it to start happening? they seem to want to do this right away, and, apparently, at least according to some government agencies we will not see the economic hit on that, for probably another year or more. so, we ll see what their first outcome looks like. heather: so, because they haven t done anything yet, you aren t comfortable say
we don t trust them. i don t really think that that is the issue. i think the really issue here is the fear that insurance companies will somehow use in the future to deny health care to you or me or anyone else. heather: that is the question. how do we avoid that becoming reality. i m not sure and it is hard to criticize an agency that has not done anything yet and they haven t had the first head-to-head comparison and generally i like to see a market-based approach, i m a market advocate, so to speak, but, you know, i think the jury is out on this and we have to wait and see how it pans out. heather: and they haven t even done the first study yet but they are receiving funding. when do we expect it to start happening? they seem to want to do this right away, and, apparently, at least according to some government agencies we will not see the economic hit on that, for probably another year or more. so, we ll see what their first outcome looks like. heather: so, because they h