[medifastwoman]

So explain to me why people would willingly pay him if he wasn't being helpful? This is a key point in economics, you would do well to understand it.

Don't be stupid. If I go out and sell crack on the street corner I will make a huge pile of money but society will not be improved as a result. Same if I sell high sugar sodas or shitty TV shows. Yes, jobs are created making the product, but not all products have a positive afffect on society, and sometimes the negatives far outweigh the positives. If you don't understand that then you're the one who needs to start understanding how economics works as a part of the larger world, instead of seeing it as a standalone system.

How is it going to **** millions of people?

What do you think those poor people are going to do when the cost of their medical treatment overruns the value of the voucher?

And what makes you think the value of the vouchers will fall over time?

Because its tied to consumer index inflation not healthcare inflation which is higher in practice.

This is false. It's going to mean you don't need an army of lawyers to get your proper tax rate. The plan is, cut overall rates, eliminate the swiss-cheese exemptions that rich people take advantage of to pay very little in taxes. You obviously don't understand a bit of it.

How is it going to do that? Which tax loopholes is he going to fix? Please provide some evidence to support what you just said other than 'duh, it makes common sense'.