@sharonwelchfin@dryostradamus Could it be that the jab and disease severity continue coincided but independently from each other? Correlation v causation?
@joeymattingly Walgreens would be exempt also though, correct? If Walgreens wanted to require its employees to use their pharmacies for their pharmacy coverage?
@joeymattingly I appreciate the conversation. Not sure the entire details of Walmart’s health benefits are listed there. Maybe they have $0 cost share for their employees. Additionally, Walmart is the payor, assuming they self fund.
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee You wrote the best option is to “eliminate non-public schools”. That sounds like heavy-handed govt to me. I think your recommendation is ill-informed.
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee Honestly your recommendations sound scary. Like heavy-handed government to eliminate free enterprise. Surprising from an economist
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee You say this is your best recommendation. Now it’s the 2nd best option? Not being rude, it just doesn’t make sense. Could you imagine telling all private institutions they are no longer self owned? Forcing Belmont to be a public institution owned by the state?
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee What does this mean? Elimination of non-public schools? You want schools that are not public (ie private schools) to be eliminated?
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee The state isn’t discriminating. The state is not preventing a child from going to a private school. The private sector is dictating the market, thus people determine where they can afford to send their child or not send their child.
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee I’m not trying to be offensive or disingenuous. I’m honestly unaware of a private school that charges less than or equal to the amount of the proposed vouchers. Parents can send a child to a priv school by financial aid or by paying with their own $$ or a combination of both.
@PolicyMkt@yarbro@GovBillLee Parents can already make decisions on where their child goes to school. No one is forcing a family to send their child to a public school.