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Such a ban would probably be damaging to many publicly traded companies (not just in health care, but also media and related) that are large components of the H
by 6502nerdface 11y ago
Such a ban would probably be damaging to many publicly traded companies (not just in health care, but also media and related) that are large components of the Health Care index funds and even broader market index funds sitting in Americans' retirement accounts... which might make this difficult to accomplish politically. (Aside from constitutionality issues, etc.)
- Florin_Andrei 11y agoAh, yes, the "it will hurt the free markets" red herring.
- 6502nerdface 11y agoHow is it a red herring with respect to political feasibility? (Which you'll note is my point; I'm not arguing anything here about the merit of the idea itself on this basis, except insofar as one counts feasibility as in-scope for merit.)