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	<title>Comments on: Which candidate’s health plan will hurt the most?</title>
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		<title>By: DGF</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 27 Oct 2008 19:12:44 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>The Obama campaign has taken to calling John McCain’s health-care plan “radical” and Barack Obama himself declared during debate that it would “lead to the unraveling of the employer-based health care system.”

If ever a system needed “unraveling” this is it:

    The current system discriminates against those who seek to purchase their own health insurance, because it only offers a tax exemption for those who get insurance through their employers. 
As a result, many self-employed Americans cannot afford health insurance, even though their taxes help subsidize others. 

McCain’s plan would go a long way toward fixing this situation:

    McCain’s plan would make the system fairer by ending the tax exemption for health-care purchased through one’s employer and replacing it with tax credits of $2,500 for each individual and $5,000 for every family.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The Obama campaign has taken to calling John McCain’s health-care plan “radical” and Barack Obama himself declared during debate that it would “lead to the unraveling of the employer-based health care system.”</p>
<p>If ever a system needed “unraveling” this is it:</p>
<p>    The current system discriminates against those who seek to purchase their own health insurance, because it only offers a tax exemption for those who get insurance through their employers.<br />
As a result, many self-employed Americans cannot afford health insurance, even though their taxes help subsidize others. </p>
<p>McCain’s plan would go a long way toward fixing this situation:</p>
<p>    McCain’s plan would make the system fairer by ending the tax exemption for health-care purchased through one’s employer and replacing it with tax credits of $2,500 for each individual and $5,000 for every family.</p>
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