your plan please

[Guest guest]

Dr. Medlin:

re: "Your

plan please"

My plan is to review the benefits available from the 43 currently

authorized Oregon insurance companies and pick one policy that most

closely meets my needs at a cost I can afford. Then buy it.

It's hard to estimate what additional variety of choices might be

available were out-of-state companies sanctioned to do business under

Oregon laws, now precluded by state and federal fiat. More competition

could hardly worsen my consumer plight, as that's what this country was

built upon. And since they all have to respond to both regulatory laws

and economic realities, I'd like to have more choices as likely there's

a better deal out there for MY needs.

re: " Your idea?"

My idea is to let you make your own choice.

Do you need help doing such?

There is a wide variety of options not required for the bulk of those

choosing to purchase insurance, yet again our law makers insist on

including such.

Pretending such coverage as transgender reassignment surgery is high on

the list of what policies should include, means those benefit costs are

indeed spread to those policy holders not seeking such coverage. Do

you really believe the taxpayers should be liable for such social

policy?

Mandating a wide variety of lesser utilized benefits upon the general

population and hiding those additional costs for all taxpayers under

the guise our society is on the verge of collapse because we don't have

such legislation, suggests a lack rational coherence by those who

continue to believe that a federal program designed to stop massive

cost overruns by another federal program designed to stop massive cost

overruns will do such, in the face of all evidence and historical

antecedent to the contrary. Do you have one example any such program

has every worked?

So now it your turn Dr. Medlin.

What's YOUR plan and what's YOUR idea?

J. Pedersen DC