Do you approve of spending one trillion dollars per year on the administrative overhead of insurance company bureaucracy?

That is about 1/3 of total health care spending, which is 3.2 trillion dollars per year. 

It's not remotely necessary.

Is reducing administrative waste what you call socialism? 

Is it socialism to object to the language of Medicare Part D, which prohibits Medicare from negotiating drug prices?  The same law states that Big Pharma can charge whatever it wants. Coincidentally, Pharma is both the largest lobby in congress, and the most profitable industry.

So, the 20 million Americans who cannot afford to buy their prescription medicine are, if they complain, socialists?

The 643,000 Americans who go medically bankrupt every year are, what?  What do you say to them?

Zero people go medically bankrupt in any other nation. 

Shrinking the size of the corporations that buy congress will lower the cost of business, and defend the free market.  

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