People of Indiana, if you do not have Healthcare Insurance, you need to study the plans of both candidates. The average cost of healthcare insurance is $12,680. Under McCain's plan, he will sent on your behalf $5000 for basic insurance. $7600 is your cost and this is for basic insurance. If you have a long illness, you will have to buy more. Under Obama's plan, if you have existing insurance from your company, you can keep it and he will reduce the premiums, so that companies will not want to drop you. If you do not have insuance, you can purchase insurance at a lower premiun that is affordable that you will choose your own doctor and covers long illnesses. McCain also wants to bring in Clinics that people can go to. Understand the Insurance of both parites before deciding to vote. Insurance is a need for all of us.
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Also, a plan is just that, a plan. Nothing is set in stone and I have a feeling all of the warm and fuzzy promises made are subject to change when it come time to find said funds. People say all kinds of things to get in office. I believe nothing until it is a passed law. Obama is going to give me and my family more money than Maccain, ...Whatever, he will just find a way to get it back somewhere else. I have 0 faith in our elected officials to do right by "we the people". That's just the harsh reality.
The nine most terrifying words in the English language are, 'I'm from the government and I'm here to help. -Ronald Reagan
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