It really *is* a tax

We've long maintained that the true, over-arching goal of ObamaCare was to usher in single payer; after all, we've heard that directly from its creator's mouth.

But it has, as we've come to learn, another even more obvious purpose. I'll let our friend Rich Weinstein explain:




Thanks, Rich!

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Grand Rounds is up over at Corpus-Callosum (which is, according to my dictionary, "the largest white matter structure in the mammalian brain." Hmmmm...). The Carnival of Personal Finance is hosted this week by Savvysaver . And the Carnival of the Capitalists may be found at ReThinkIP . Have fun!
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So, we've discussed Direct Primary Care (DPC) for quite a while here at IB; some pro, some con. On balance, I think the idea has a lot of merit, and certainly potential. But as Yoda says, " there is another :" I've been reading a lot about Virtual Primary Care (VPC). Like DPC, it's usually a subscription-based model, offering direct access to a (presumably qualified) physician who can diagnose what ails ye, and even prescribe meds. One advantage to VPC is that, unlike your friendly neighborhood Direct Primary Care doc, it's available 24/7. Of course, you give up the inherent advantage of actual person-to-person direct access, but how often is that actually necessary? The other appeal to VPC is its low price, often much lower than DPC (caveat: be mindful of " you get what you pay for "). It seems to me that these plans would work well with so-called "high-deductible plans" (scare quotes because true "cat plans" are illegal under...
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