Health care bill will make America sick

The health care industry in America is the best in the world.  However, the costs affiliated with this industry are out of control and in need of repair.  The problem with the recent health-care bill is that it does not address the real problem, and, instead, delivers a politically driven piece of legislative debris that  not only worsens our health-care industry, but our current economic troubles, as well.  By requiring insurance companies to accept all applicants for health insurance, despite any existing or pre-existing conditions, politicians have redefined what insurance actually is.  Insurance is designed to be a purchase to protect against an unforseen future event. There is no way possible for insurance companies to design affordable premiums for people buying into a plan where expensive costs already exist.  There are only two options for insurance companies under this scenario....to drastically raise premiums to accept sick people onto their books, or to go out of business.  It would be like forcing insurance companies to accept homeowners insurance from someone as their house was burning down or to accept car insurance from someone whose teenager just totaled the family car.  This is no longer insurance as it is currently defined.  Of course, the ultimate destination, as designed by democrats, is for the insurance industry to fail so government can step in and take over this huge chunk of the American economy.  This government tampering with our economy has already been witnessed in the banking collapse.  The democrats required banks to lend money to unqualified homeowners under the socialist umbrella that low-income and minority applicant deserved to be homewoners.  The government altered the economic equations for businesses and forced them to take on unacceptable risks in lending money for homes.  The result was one of the worst economic disasters of our lifetime.  Now, our liberal friends in Washington are at it again, and the result will surely be the same.  As the insurance industry tries to comply with the foolishness of democrats, economic wisdom will take a back seat to party politics and government intervention.  Our health-care industry will never be the same, replace by some form of socialized medicine.