First Coast health experts are calling our current health care system a disgrace, but are hopeful about Obama’s plans to correct this. His plans seem to be promising as far as covering many more of Florida’s uninsured citizens, but everyone is wondering how he plans to pay for it. The issue of health insurance tied with the War in Iraq as the second most important issue behind improving the economy. Health care inflation has at 9 percent, and is quickly outpacing people’s salaries, especially at a time when more people are losing their jobs. Randy Kramer, VP of BCBS of Florida says that Obama’s plan looks promising and sustainable, but wonders if it can survive financially in the long run. How do you think Obama will work his health care plan so that the country can afford it?

1. hope mercer Says:
   December 8th, 2008 at 7:45 am

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