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"The left" makes me curious who you're referring to. Billing fraud is of course a problem with private health-care providers as well.

• IanDrake 9y ago
  Strange that you don’t know “the left” means, but here you go... http://slideplayer.com/slide/726731/2/images/1/The+Political+Spectrum.jpg http://slideplayer.com/slide/726731/2/images/1/The+Political... I didn’t say billing fraud was a problem with government run healthcare, so I fail to understand the “as well” part of your statement.
  • freeflight 9y ago
    That doesn't mean or say anything at all, for a far more useful breakdown try this: https://www.politicalcompass.org/analysis2 https://www.politicalcompass.org/analysis2 If more people would expand their horizon and realize there's more to politics than "left vs right" then all this bipartisan crap flinging might get toned down a bit.
    • dragonwriter 9y ago
      There's actually very little empirical evidence that the particular two-axis model offered by political compass (or libertarians in general) is much better at modelling real-world distribution of political ideas that the one-axis left-right model. That's not to say that there aren't other axes of variation than the left-right axis, though.