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Re: TAX rate and universal health careFrom: BettyTX (bhamilt@hughes.net)Mon Mar 10 21:54:18 2008
>----- Original Message ----- From: "art fougner, md" > First we have to do something about the tort tax. -----------------
----------------- Oh my -- sigh -- guess someone is going to have to explain this one to me. I ----------------- know "Tort is the law of civil wrongs. Tort law usually provides people with the rights to compensation when another person harms their legally protected interests.[Wikipedia]" I also know that many in the U. S. are law-suit happy. If we have universal healthcare, would it be logical for malpractice insurance to be paid with taxes? Of course, there would probably be some kind of oversight, but if they seek input from medical people couldn't this issue be resolved? When I worked for our state and county tax office, I had to be bonded because I handled large sums of money. *I* didn't pay for the bonding; my "employer" did, I think. Would such be feasible in the medical field? Betty
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