We Need Single Payer 1
TPM:
Total spending on health care, per person, 2007
United States: $7290
United Kingdom: $2992
Italy: $2686
Spain: $2671
Japan: $2581 (2006)
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September 12, 2009 at 2:56 pm
After over 35 years in the work force then being out of work for 17 months, I had to take a job at $9/hr. Now, I will have to pay $370/month for bare min health care. So that puts me in the category of “why should we pay for all the lousy bums out there who don’t have health care.”