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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TJV" data-source="post: 358021" data-attributes="member: 4300">cakoski, Since you mention a comparison of health insurance to auto and home owner insurance I assume you are addressing my post. I am not advocating for forcing people into the system (“Tax breaks may sound good but…”). In fact I think forcing citizens to buy health insurance is unconstitutional. The analogy to auto and homeowners insurance has nothing to do with their compulsory nature, it has to do with (in this case) exponentially expanding the supply of available policies from which to choose. The result would be more consumer choice and more competition for our business. I can’t think of a good reason to restrict health insurance companies and not auto and homeowner insurers.   Good point, towanda. BTW, I find it interesting that I’m not hearing and reading more about the comparison of Wisconsin public employees after Walkers budget repair bill passes and federal employees. If Walker’s bill and Ohio’s new law are so outrageous, I wonder why the President, with a Senate and House completely controlled by Democrats before Senator Kennedy’s death, didn’t address the situation with federal employees right away. </blockquote>

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