Go look it up yourself Bretts, it’s not a secret. There are even pictures and video’s to make things easier to understand. http://www.healthcare.gov/

Not necessarily Ashley, Several states are working on single payer systems which will roll out when the affordable care act is fully implemented. The most likely long term outcome of this legislation is that within the next 15 years or so most states (except Texas of course) will provide single payer health insurance for their citizens. That is exactly how it happened in Canada.

AQuinto, almost nothing you wrote in your comment is true. Some of us live in a fact based world and don’t appreciate it when people like you try to deceive.

To those who are concerned about not getting their fair share of health insurance dollars. you are probably worried about other insurance coverage as well. Car, home and life insurance are also poor returns on investment. If I might suggest that in many life insurance policies, the suicide contestability clause only lasts two years. If you were to say kill yourself as soon as the suicide contestability clause expires in a way that involves running your car into your house. you could hit the trifecta, thus maximizing your return on all three policies, and guaranteeing that you receive your fair share of your insurance dollars. Oh but if you can fix it so you don’t die immediately, and run up a big health care bill before you pass, well you will surely get a high place in heaven, and the tea party will sing your praises for generations.