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Because when we turn responsibilities over to the government in the U.S., they often have a tendency to do a really bad job of it. How was your last visit to th
by chriscjcj 5y ago
Because when we turn responsibilities over to the government in the U.S., they often have a tendency to do a really bad job of it. How was your last visit to the DMV? Every time I go, while I'm waiting and waiting and waiting, all I can think about is how many glaring, easy-to-fix inefficiencies I would fix "if I were in charge." I would imagine that anyone who has tried to get unemployment benefits in California over the last year might be a little less than enthusiastic about turning more responsibilities over to the government.
https://abc7news.com/california-edd-ca-unemployment-extra-300-news-update/10917618/ https://abc7news.com/california-edd-ca-unemployment-extra-30...
https://abc7news.com/7-on-your-side-7oys-michael-finney-edd/11023382/ https://abc7news.com/7-on-your-side-7oys-michael-finney-edd/...
When folks are hesitant to put those same people in charge of something as vitally important as their health care, I understand where they're coming from.
- bobsmooth 5y agoIn my country, doctors offices and hospitals are private entities. They're reimbursed by the government based on a fixed cost per procedure/service.