It's all really simple.
People who are impoverished receive healthcare, paid for by those of us who work.
People who are over 65 and are impoverished receive healthcare paid for by those of us who work.
People who are disabled, receive healthcare paid for by those of us who work.
All we need to do now, is to provide healthcare for 18 to 65 year olds who work; paid for by those of us who work.
If the republicans don't want to help chip in, don't make them. If they don't want to use doctors that will accept this "NHICO" card that's fine leave them out of it. But tell me, are we going to WAIT until 2016 or 2019 for healthcare? Are we REALLY? Let's have SINGLE PAYER FOR THOSE OF US WHO WANT IT HR676a
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Committee: HELP
Principal Author: Citizen Marcia Everett
Bill No: HR676a
Delegation: Progressive Voters
Title of Bill:
National Health Insurance Coverage (filing status option)
BE IT ENACTED BY THE PRINCETON MODEL CONGRESS
Whereas 47 million working Americans do not have healthcare. Whereas Many millions of Americans do not wish to be taxed to provide healthcare. It is hereby proposed that a filing status be created to allow ONLY the taxpayers that wish to have funds removed from their paycheck, collected to provide healthcare for working adults, be allowed to do so.
SECTION 1: Let a filing status be created called National Health Insurance Coverage known from here on as NHICO.
SECTION2: Let the filing status be expressed as such:
NHICO-1 would be for filing single.
NHICO-2 would be for filing Head of Household with children,
NHICO-3 would be for filing Married.
NHICO-4 would be for filing married with children.
SECTION 3: Let Families/persons continue to be covered when unemployed for as long as their unemployment benefits are issued.
Sub SECTION A: Families/persons which fall below poverty would be eligible for existing services under existing regulations.
Sub SECTION B: Families/persons which become disabled, would become the purview of the disability agency and receive services under existing regulations.
SECTION 4: Let the amount of taxes collected be in the range of what is now collected for medicare.
SECTION 5: Let services provided be at least equal to those provided for those who meet the poverty requirement, but not limited as such.
SECTION 6: This bill would be enacted effective January 1, 2010. Taxpayers would have up until April 15, 2010 to inform the government that they wish to adjust their filing status.
SECTION 7: Let Cards be issued to these families, and adjustment forms provided for employers. Once the employer makes adjustments the family/person takes forms to social services to activate card. Any change in status will be forwarded by employer to social services office
