Conservative myths about universal healthcare
Briefing
Because healthcare is a human right: John R. Battista and Justine McCabe (undated, circa 1999), The case for single payer, universal health care for the United States, Connecticut Coalition for Universal Health Care [Simsbury, Connecticut], online at cthealth
Here's an invaluable one-page resource that counters conservative myths and fear mongering regarding universal healthcare.
Myth 1: The United States has the best healthcare system in the world.
Myth 2: Universal healthcare would be too expensive.
Myth 3: Universal healthcare would deprive citizens of needed services.
Myth 4: Universal healthcare would result in government control and intrusion into healthcare resulting in loss of freedom of choice.
Myth 5: Universal healthcare is socialized medicine and would be unacceptable to the public.
Myth 6: The problems with the U.S. healthcare system are being solved and are best solved by private corporate managed care medicine because they are the most efficient.
Posted by 3Dsound at Sunday, August 05, 2007 4:45 PM 
Categories: conservative politics, briefing, healthcare
Categories: conservative politics, briefing, healthcare
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