sorry but how then should the fire department be run? both seem resource constrained at both the macro and micro level.
my understanding is that at a macro level firefighters routinely "trade" regions for sake of better defending bigger or more important regions. it will have to be the same for health care: not everyone can afford a legion of 24/7 ICU nurses and ER physicians on standby when the end comes, even if .gov is footing the bill.
IIRC dems got killed for "death panels" when ACA was getting played up. there will always be death panels - someone who decides whether or not an additional dollar is warranted for any particular individual - so what inputs should we use to make those decisions in your opinion?
my understanding is that at a macro level firefighters routinely "trade" regions for sake of better defending bigger or more important regions. it will have to be the same for health care: not everyone can afford a legion of 24/7 ICU nurses and ER physicians on standby when the end comes, even if .gov is footing the bill.
IIRC dems got killed for "death panels" when ACA was getting played up. there will always be death panels - someone who decides whether or not an additional dollar is warranted for any particular individual - so what inputs should we use to make those decisions in your opinion?