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Not surprised that the "red" states are generally the worst at health care.
Very amusing that red states preach so much about family values, capitalism, and having the best health care, yet lead the country in divorce rates/teen-pregnancy, handouts from federal funds, and the worst health care scores.
Last edited by maverick4; 10-27-2009 at 02:50 PM..
Not surprised that the "red" states are generally the worst at health care.
Very amusing that red states preach so much about family values, capitalism, and having the best health care, yet lead the country in divorce rates/teen-pregnancy, handouts from federal funds, and the worst health care scores.
I didn't know that Illinois was a red state..........
Last edited by Patsfanin Philly; 10-27-2009 at 07:18 PM..
I did..Who peed in your cheerios today?????I would like to see the criteria because you have a top state (Iowa) right next door to a lower quarter state (Illinois). What is the scoring that allows New England and Plains states to score so highly versus the rest of the nation??? Is there an inherent bias?
Put another way, what do those states have/do that others don't that gives them a better result? Bad winters????
Last edited by Patsfanin Philly; 10-27-2009 at 08:13 PM..
I did..Who peed in your cheerios today?????I would like to see the criteria because you have a top state (Iowa) right next door to a lower quarter state (Illinois). What is the scoring that allows New England and Plains states to score so highly versus the rest of the nation??? Is there an inherent bias?
Put another way, what do those states have/do that others don't that gives them a better result? Bad winters????
It is an extremely interesting question that you raise. I'd love for someone, anyone to try to figure out why generally the red states lead the nation in divorce rates, teen pregnancies, federal public funding, and apparently now also in low health care.
I really don't know the answer, but it's even more interesting given how much the red state voters care about family values, capitalism, and private health care when it comes to elections.
It is an extremely interesting question that you raise. I'd love for someone, anyone to try to figure out why generally the red states lead the nation in divorce rates, teen pregnancies, federal public funding, and apparently now also in low health care.
I really don't know the answer, but it's even more interesting given how much the red state voters care about family values, capitalism, and private health care when it comes to elections.
I bet it's all explained by life expectancy.
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IT is unfair to use life expectancy as a measure of healthcare without taking into account other socio-economic factors such as murder rates and gun violence which negatively impact life expectancy.
IT is unfair to use life expectancy as a measure of healthcare without taking into account other socio-economic factors such as murder rates and gun violence which negatively impact life expectancy.
Life expectancy is the answer to every question.
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