Save big on Health Insurance today.

[Naturalist111]

Better to have a home that needs work than to not have a home at all. Our president makes $400,000 a year and a insurance company CEO makes

Aetna Ronald A. Williams: $23,045,834
Cigna H. Edward Hanway: $25,839,777
Coventry Dale B. Wolf : $14,869,823
Health Net Jay M. Gellert: $3,686,230
Humana Michael McCallister: $10,312,557
U.Health Grp Stephen J. Hemsley: $13,164,529
WellPoint Angela Braly (2007): $9,094,271
L. Glasscock (2006): $23,886,169

Now all the people under these CEO's make a freakin lot more money than any government worker. So where is the better bargain? Government or Insurance Companies? Come on now be honest?

Everyone chips in and shares the cost in any insurance no matter where it comes from. Your just going to pay more for a non government run program. That goes for all insurance and many other things too. But if your not scared and do the research, wealthy people get a break on all insurance premiums. Hmm I wonder why that is? It's so obvious. Quit playing the capitalist casino. Your not going to get rich and your being scammed big time.

[Donnachaidh]

1. ooohh popcorn AND pizza aromas!

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[WhiteTara]

2. in your personal opinion

n/t

[Naturalist111]

3. Do the math......

nothing personal about it. Nothing opinionated about it. Just plain and simple math. CEO of one company makes $23 million and another makes $400 thousand. Both can give you the same coverage. The hospitals and doctors provide the services by the way. So mathematically speaking which one will be able to provide the same service for less cost? The one with the highest overhead or the lowest? If the government has to hire more workers to do the same job wouldn't that mean there would be more people employed? The government could do it for less money. US Post office charges what .50 cents to mail something? Stop using the US Post Office and try the privatization way (Fed Ex or UPS). Yea that's the ticket alright.