WHY IS HEALTHCARE & HEALTH INSURANCE SO EXPENSIVE??

Since the late 1960's these corporate entities have been in violation of the Clayton Act, Robinson-Patman Act and the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.  Ask yourself does this sound correct when dealing with all levels of health care?

  The Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 is a key U.S. law strengthening antitrust rules by prohibiting specific anti-competitive practices like price discrimination, anti-competitive mergers, and exclusive dealing, supplementing the earlier Sherman Act to protect market competition, notably exempting labor unions and allowing them to strike/boycott. It targeted practices that hurt small businesses and consumers by making monopolies powerful, outlawing activities that substantially lessen competition, and allowing private lawsuits for treble damages.

Today Doctors do not work for themselves as they are now corporatized into what I call the machine and these entities are rapidly engaging in buyouts and mergers further eliminating any remaining competition.  These illegal practices have become so normalized they've become institutionalized.  Obama Care was/is in place to continue the cost raping for medical consumers. [The Affordable Care Act was written by Medical lobbyist.]

The Medical Industrial Complex is in the terminal phase as it grinds down and unfortunately takes the U.S. economy with it as cost continue to sky rocket.

Why haven't District Attorneys using those 3 Acts to press charges against these organizations.  Simple follow the money campaign contributions is greater than the Military Industrial Complex.

Due to this massive government spending on healthcare (and military spending) the national debt will continue to expand forcing the Federal Reserve to purchase more and more Treasury securities to contain or slow increasing interest rates.  Of course this is money printing left on the Fed's balance longer and longer resulting in - you guessed it - INFLATION.  At this current juncture expect inflation to average around 4%+ range.