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A lot of people show their irnogrant by blaming the healthcare system. It is based on private companies that must make a profit or have a positive cash flow to survive. How can they cover substantially more expense without raising their premiums? Easy answer, they can't. The fact that anyone is happy or not completely appalled by the murder of an executive working within the system that he didn't devise is frankly frightening. If you want universal healthcare like many other companies, than get political involved and work for that result. Than you can complain about what a crummy system it is, when you don't receive the care you want or the increase in taxes that would be necessary. I think the focus should be on improving the quality and cost of medical care in the USA. Certainly, not by violence; but making positive changes to the system. Continue to expand use of telecommunications versus office visits, use of nurse practitioners, pressure pharmaceutical companies to lower cost, and continue to develop better procedures and medicines. As an aside, what country is not ran by wealthy people?

Never hire someone you can't fire.

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He says that today but we don't know if he means it. College football coaches talk out of both sides of their mouths.

Legally you can do that without collective bargaining. My hope is that we go to a collective bargained system were incoming freshman are only eligible to receive full scholarships with a cost of attendance stipend that is the average for all the universities in the state the college resides in. After their freshman year they are eligible to transfer but two year contracts are available to them at that time. So you can transfer get another one year athletic scholarship with stipend or get a two year binding contract. Only medical redshirts are available for under contract players. And their contracts can be extended for a third year on the year but the university is only obligated to at least give them full scholarship on the back end of a contract impacted by a medical redshirt year. Once you transfer at the end of a contract you have to have 2 years of eligibility left to match the contract. So a senior with 2 years of eligibility left cannot be released to be a "free agent" graduate student athlete under contract. Either they payback the value of the remaining contract or they can be released at the discretion of the university. I would go on with a few more minor details for graduate situations but already find this tedious. Thank you GREEDY FBS MAFIA. 😂