1. Yes it is.
2. By its own calculations, it can't satisfy its future obligations/liabilities, the definition of insolvent.
3. It's certainly substandard when compared to the medical care you can obtain with private insurance. I suspect we're conflating medicare and medicaid a bit thos.
4. Real insurance indirectly subsidizes medicare/medicaid through higher reimbursement rates, ask any provider.
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1) they 100% are not socialized medicine and you continuing to argue that they are would be the equivalent to someone holding fast that 2+2=7. the only socialized medical healthcare in the US is VA care. Army, Navy, etc are close. keep calling them socialized though, it's kind of funny now.
2) so they actually aren't insolvent and you are wrong again.
3) medicare is not substandard compared to private insurance. some times it's better, sometimes it's worse, but it's not substandard overall. Medicaid is substandard overall, but like medicare, in some ways it's actually better than private.
4) no. just no. lol though.
every single thing you are typing can be proven incorrect by a fifth grader who has a smart phone, five minutes of free time and the ability to type things like "is medicare insolvent" into google. you are clueless.
