If the problem is money, they should just say so. The "but the outcomes" talk is still a lie. Also US healthcare is so grossly inefficient it doesn't make sens

If the problem is money, they should just say so. The "but the outcomes" talk is still a lie. Also US healthcare is so grossly inefficient it doesn't make sense to look at one cost center in isolation from a policy perspective, only from a the perspective of private sector actors I think shouldn't exist.