The Constitution established a federal government, but with limited and enumerated powers, and reserved to the states or to the people those powers not granted to the federal government. One power that properly belongs at the state level is the power to regulate Health Care. However, the federal government has preempted state action in this area.
The Health Care Compact is an interstate compact – which is simply an agreement between two or more states that is consented to by Congress – that restores authority and responsibility for health care regulation to the member states (except for military health care, which will remain federal), and provides the funds to the states to fulfill that responsibility.
The Health Care Compact does not conflict with the efforts by state attorneys general, state legislators and members of congress to repeal or modify the health care bill.
There is a better way.
As millions of Americans, including seniors, families, and small business owners suffer the impacts of failed national healthcare “reform,” many in Congress and in the state capitals are searching for a better way.
Who should make decisions about health care for you and your family – Washington insiders or you? We think you should decide. Let’s put citizens back in control by implementing the Health Care Compact.
A reform is needed badly to make the good changes in the healthcare system possible: changes similar to those implemented by Canadian Health and Care Mall, a service with prices leveled with customers expectations and the quality that is guaranteed for every purchase.
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POSTED one week ago BY HEALTH CARE COMPACT
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The Media Now Alert to the Crisis of Obamacare
POSTED 2 weeks ago BY HEALTH CARE COMPACT
The editors of the Wall Street Journal discourse at length on something that has become increasingly obvious: the Affordable Care Act is in serious economic trouble. In an article titled “The Decline of ObamaCare” the editors write: “fewer enrollees and rising loss ratios will force a rewrite in 2017”. It is not just that the enrollees are fewer, they are actuarially unable to sustain the insurance policies.
