Affordable Florida Health Insurance has caught the attention of President George W. Bush. He has said a number of times in the past few weeks that he will veto both pieces of health insurance legislation, and that his administration supports a policy of tax breaks to encourage families to buy private insurance. “The ultimate effect of this new policy is that tens of thousands of children who have health insurance will effectively lose that insurance,” said Morgan Moran, health insurance consultant for FloridaHealthInsuranceWeb, a Florida-based consumer group, in a telephone interview today.

1. John Says:
   September 2nd, 2007 at 4:35 pm

   I agree that you must keep Florida health insurance open to private comanpies. Making universal healthcare for all citizens of the United States will put a huge damper on our economy. Insurance companies make up for a huge percentage of the overall U.S. economy. What happens when all of those jobs go away to pay for people that don’t want to work?

2. Jason Says:
   September 2nd, 2007 at 7:30 pm

   John,

   Do you think offering Universal Healthcare would really hurt our economy? I’d think that health insurance agents could find employment in another industry? There must be a solution to this crisis. I guess we can figure that something will change soon when a Democrat gets elected to office this year. I agree that offering a stipen for your annual healthcare costs makes sense.

3. Justin Says:
   September 3rd, 2007 at 10:25 am

   Hi Jason,

   It would really hurt our economy to get rid of the health industry. Don’t you think more people in our country should take their health problems on early in life. Don’t wait until you have a sickness, prevent them through education and supplementation. Health insurance should not have the inflation rate that it does, ovefr 20%? How can we fix that?