Frankly, Tomi Lahren is not someone who pops up on my radar that often, but this is a glaring example of what's wrong with so much of the debate on health insurance -- at least, among those who don't know how things work -- like the president:
That's what insurance is: pooling the risk, spreading it out over a larger group so that if something does happen, people don't go bankrupt or worse.
One wonders what her reaction is to those states (which I think is all of them at this point) that mandate that drivers must have auto insurance.
What a moron. (And of course she's a hypocrite, since she's still on her parents' insurance, thanks to Obamacare. But then, she's a Republican.)
“I believe it’s my right to purchase health care, I don’t believe it’s my right to pay for it for other people,” Lahren said.
That's what insurance is: pooling the risk, spreading it out over a larger group so that if something does happen, people don't go bankrupt or worse.
One wonders what her reaction is to those states (which I think is all of them at this point) that mandate that drivers must have auto insurance.
What a moron. (And of course she's a hypocrite, since she's still on her parents' insurance, thanks to Obamacare. But then, she's a Republican.)
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