Cheaper Health Care = More Competition

Many American's want affordable health care for everyone, sure sounds like a grand idea in a perfect world where everyone works hard, everyone pays taxes, and everyone is a contributing respectible citizen to society...and sure meet you in Oregon or Berkley. BUT FOR THE REST OF US what is the answer?

So many want us to think that in order to obtain cheaper health care, we must allow the government to pay for it all. Yeah, who pays the government...uh oh. Yeah, you and I the hard working American who actually files their taxes. Seeing that the national debt is well, I dunno somewhere in the trillions, I think we better not let the government get involved with the health aspect of our lives. I don't feel particularly fond of the idea of waiting six months before I can have a heart surgery like they do in Canada. The reason why American continues to have the leading products at cheaper prices than at command economies is through competition. Why can't this simple concept be re-applied to the health care system? Sad truth is that many politicians are marionettes for many companys' interests. This is the true reason to the rise in health care costs, but nobody seems to see that. All the monopolizing that has been occuring has contributed to the rising costs and the plundering of our wallets. So we have a choice, to be completely broke (socialized health care) or to feel used (what the current system is)....well I don't know about you, but there is always hope that the current system can be re-regulated. Once the government gains control in an aspect of our lives, they are hard pressed to give back the power they have attained.