Granted most Seniors like the way their Medicare health insurance works and most buy a supplement from private insurers to help offset what medicare does not pay.

Is this model however sustainable for the entire US population?

To learn more please click here: Medicare is Broke

Many Seniors are worried about the cut back that may happen with Medicare. The promises made by the current administration that "if you like your health insurance you can keep it" may not be all true.

To read more on this click here: Medicare advantage going away?

An recent argument concerning a public option mentions that if we do not want a public option that we shouldn't like Medicare either.

That's right we shouldn't like it.......

1) Medicare is already broke and only covers a very small percentage of the US population.
2) Fraud is out of control.
3) The government is in charge of policing our money although they think it's theirs.
4) The program was created by liberals a long time ago and it's the only option Seniors know.

So in other words Medicare works so well right now with care, and costs we should turn the whole country over to the same system. Now that would be scary....

To read more about why we should love Medicare and the public option click here:Medicare for the country?

Yesterday we posted a blog about whether or not AARP endorsed health insurance legislation or not.

Well they have now made it official. That answer is NO.

To read more about AARP saying NO click here: AARP NO to HR 3200 !!

You would think that the Nation's largest senior advocate group would have some better answers when it comes to the new health care proposal but apparently not.

Here another good question: If their members find Medicare a good choice now why do the majority of them have to buy a Medicare Supplement from AARP? Maybe that IS the answer.

To see AARP's views and answers (if you can find one) on National Health Insurance click here: AARP.......huh ??? What did you say?