TonyCinTX

Buffett's Recent Portfolio Changes: What's the Message?

A public option isn't reform? It certainly has the potential to massively reform the health insurance industry, it will bomb them back to the stone age (for them, about the 1960's). Personally I find this a good thing.

Because insurance and the health industry are in the same economic whirlpool, there are quite a few floated options that would also reform the health industry specifically, those that prevent insurers from controlling treatments or countermanding doctor's orders by refusing to pay or capping lifetime payments or rejecting people based on existing conditions. I don't know about "reform" but these portend some massive changes to health care per se, putting the white coats back in charge over the gray suits.