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Skip to comments.The Whole Foods Alternative to ObamaCare
Posted on 08/12/2009 12:55:50 PM PDT by Arguendo
With a projected $1.8 trillion deficit for 2009, several trillions more in deficits projected over the next decade, and with both Medicare and Social Security entitlement spending about to ratchet up several notches over the next 15 years as Baby Boomers become eligible for both, we are rapidly running out of other peoples money. These deficits are simply not sustainable. They are either going to result in unprecedented new taxes and inflation, or they will bankrupt us.
While we clearly need health-care reform, the last thing our country needs is a massive new health-care entitlement that will create hundreds of billions of dollars of new unfunded deficits and move us much closer to a government takeover of our health-care system. Instead, we should be trying to achieve reforms by moving in the opposite directiontoward less government control and more individual empowerment. Here are eight reforms that would greatly lower the cost of health care for everyone:
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It must drive libs crazt that they purchase their organic/ vegetarian food from this guy's food chain **giggle**
Truly. I had no idea he was a libertarian, but this is as reasonable and solidly free-market a proposal on healthcare that I've seen. And Mackey is pretty much invulnerable to any accusation he is simply a "greedy capitalist."
This is something I could live with!!
Personally I don't shop at "Whole Paycheck" but I agree with their CEO wholeheartedly.
It's a good article, but neither particularly revolutionary nor specific to Whole Paycheck.
It's more of a compendium of all the things rational people have been asking for for over a decade.
My own company has already instituted a high-deductible plan with HSA contributions.
The big problem with the Whole Foods approach to healthcare reform is that it doesn't concentrate money and power in the hands of politicians and bureaucrats.
Agreed. It was a refreshing read. A quick lookie at his wikipedia profile reveals him to be a pretty reasonable guy - FWIW, he and I share the same outlook on unions.
HSA+catastrophic coverage plans (i.e. saving money + traditional insurance) is indeed a good model.
The only real improvement I'd suggest is to impose a premium structure which would enable the following: the money put into the HSA each year still rolls over year over year, but at year N, rolled-over money from year N-2 and earlier year can either
(1) 100% roll over as well; or
(2) 90% roll over, and 10% out as cash
Imbuing money in the HSA with a degree of liquidity would put an additional incentive to shop around for value - and thus put more downward pressure on health costs - without introducing arbitrary market distortions.
The Republicans' biggest failure may be that they didn't enact something like this when they had the chance. Had they done so, I doubt a fundamental overhaul of the system would even be on the table right now.
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Terrific article! Thank you for posting this.
I should have re-posted/replied that it was, indeed, refreshing to see an American CEO standing up and telling it like it is.
I give the guy credit for stating the obvious, when the obvious is not often stated.
Pretty good.
More and more people I know are choosign the HSA plans.
Right now, my family's medical needs fit the older, lower-deductible and "Flex Spending Account" model, but I think the idea of "insurance" is being re-thought and returned to the original concept.
Especially since he's in a business where his many of his customers may intentionally boycott his company if they see this...
Great article. I've posted these same things multiple times here, as have others, and the GOP should be flooding the airwaves with this. I've shopped at Whole Foods for 15+ yrs and am glad to hear Mackey say these things. There is a reason that it consistently ranks as one of the top companies in the country to work for. They also have some of the best pizza in town.
Have you seen the prices in Whole Foods?
I am a devoted fan of Whole Foods and after this, I will go there even more often. I just ignore the liberal magazines and focus on the awesome food.
Whole Foods rocks!!!!!
It's either raised with chemical fertalizers and pesticides or I'm not eating it!
The only point I agree with the Dems on is this: ban a limit on pre-existing conditions.
It is just patently not right that somebody can't be covered just because they had a kidney stone in the past or something (happened to my wife when we had to temporarily get individual coverage in between jobs).
You should see the comments @ DU. Heads are exploding.
I used to shop there. No different from any other grocery store and some things are cheaper than Walmart's 'grocery store'. I miss Whole Foods Market but I have my own now in my backyard!
I should say I would be okay with a small rate increase for those with some severe preexisting conditions, such as heart disease etc.
But, not outrageous and no outright denial of coverage or waivers limiting coverage for a specific condition.
So health insurance companies should effectively be forced to give money to people with severe preexisting conditions who apply for coverage?
What if I just don't bother to get health insurance now because I'm healthy and don't want to pay for it. And hey, if I discover I have some condition I can always get coverage then.
It's called adverse selection, and it means you can't mandate coverage of people with preexisting conditions unless you mandate that everyone purchase insurance (and even then there are numerous problems).
And he lives in an ultra-lib town, Obamaustin,TX , so he may be in for a bumpy ride around town, I fear - although most people who know the company well are pretty up to speed on his strong capitalist views on labor & economics - he already gets a lot of grief for them locally.
Mr. Mackey's recommendations make for a far better agenda than the Democrats' absurd Obamacare.
I'd contribute some serious cash to get Mackey on TV with ads ala Pickens, or even Perot.
Obviously you will spend a small fortune at Whole Foods if you buy the prepared foods, the exotic cheeses and the yuppie produce (like the belgian endive).
When I go to Whole Foods, I get eggs, yogurt, raisins, nuts, basic produce like salad mix, apples, blueberries, squash, etc. I basically stick the perimeter of the market and avoid all the high priced processed stuff in the middle. Therefore I get high quality food at reasonable prices.
I'll start going there more often. The cats love Whole Food's cat food!
But but! Government is at our door wanting to help us. What do we tell them?
I agree, Whole Foods isn't necessarily more expensive. They have some high priced items there, but in my area a lot of the produce is actually cheaper than any other market besides ALDI (and the quality is way above ALDI). Their yogurt prices are reasonable, and they have real yogurt there instead of the nonfat artificial crap they sell at the regular market.
Some things there are crazy. I almost bought a very small container of whole wheat cookies there as a treat until I realized they were $10!
Also, off-topic, but...did I ever mention that Indiana gals are pretty darn awesome? They have that cute, sweet, innocent, friendly, all-American girl ambiance...which is usually lacking in the folks I encounter in places like Philadelphia, Baltimore, and further north. [That's not to say that everyone from north of Washington is bad, as I've got wonderful friends in places like New Jersey (!!!), and I know some terrific folks from places like Long Island, New York (!!!) but they are usually the exception rather than the rule.]
The only other place that I have found such warmth and hospitality...is in upstate South Carolina.
Dear God, I love "flyover country"...but that's probably because I *don't* fly over Middle America and get in my car and drive instead.
Re: "Have you seen the prices in Whole Foods?"
I've seen the goods, and the prices, and the clientele. No thanks to any of it, regardless of what WF's leader currently says about healthcare.
Here in L.A. where the far left rules, I suppose those WF customers who get wind of this man's views will rush to abandon Whole Foods and take up refuge at Wild Oats or some other idiotic market chain catering to their tastes.
The left is already going after him.
I'm happy to restate my love of Whole Foods!
Obviously you will spend a small fortune at Whole Foods if you buy the prepared foods, the exotic cheeses and the yuppie produce (like the belgian endive).
When I go to Whole Foods, I get eggs, yogurt, raisins, nuts, basic produce like salad mix, apples, blueberries, squash, etc. I basically stick the perimeter of the market and avoid all the high priced processed stuff in the middle. Therefore I get high quality food at reasonable prices.
Good post, I agree. I've been shopping there for years, the key is to know how to shop there, esp using their bulk section. Whole Foods also has its own discount brand and good sales across the board. For example, a large brick oven pizza with natural ingredients straight out of the oven for 10 bucks. I got a great deal on a ton of shrimp over the weekend. The specialty stuff is pricey but it's pricey anywhere. I did a price comparison on shelf items with another mainstream grocery store and there was no difference.
It's amazing that any parent (or anyone) would feed their kid or themselves milk, dairy and meat pumped full of recombinant growth hormone and antibiotics. Those products cost more for good reason and Whole Foods has the best selection and offered them at a time when you couldn't get them anywhere else. They also provide a market for farmers to get higher prices for their goods and support local farms. If you're content with large factory farms, more power to you but I'll support locals farm whenever and wherever I can. I have yet to meet a liberal local farmer.
It's funny that people here seem to think it's some hippie or liberal refuge. The is a reason why mainstream stores started carrying natural products and created organic/natural foods sections. There is huge demand for it and it ain't just liberals. I'll take it over a lifeless grocery store full of low quality processed foods any day.
Equalize the tax laws so that that employer-provided health insurance and individually owned health insurance have the same tax benefits. Now employer health insurance benefits are fully tax deductible, but individual health insurance is not.
Repeal all state laws which prevent insurance companies from competing across state lines. We should all have the legal right to purchase health insurance from any insurance company in any state and we should be able use that insurance wherever we live. Health insurance should be portable.
Repeal government mandates regarding what insurance companies must cover. These mandates have increased the cost of health insurance by billions of dollars. What is insured and what is not insured should be determined by individual customer preferences and not through special-interest lobbying.
Enact tort reform to end the ruinous lawsuits that force doctors to pay insurance costs of hundreds of thousands of dollars per year. These costs are passed back to us through much higher prices for health care.
Make costs transparent so that consumers understand what health-care treatments cost. How many people know the total cost of their last doctors visit and how that total breaks down? What other goods or services do we buy without knowing how much they will cost us?
Enact Medicare reform. We need to face up to the actuarial fact that Medicare is heading towards bankruptcy and enact reforms that create greater patient empowerment, choice and responsibility.
Finally, revise tax forms to make it easier for individuals to make a voluntary, tax-deductible donation to help the millions of people who have no insurance and arent covered by Medicare, Medicaid or the State Childrens Health Insurance Program.
In complete agreement. Hallelujiah and Amen!
"They are either going to result in unprecedented new taxes and inflation, or they will bankrupt us."
More likely all of the above.
What you said!
Wouldn't Health Savings Accounts and catastrophic care work just as well for seniors as they do for us working stiffs?
I think they would if the damned Democrats would quit punishing people who have HSAs. Do you know that once you're eligible for Medicare you can no longer contribute to an HSA? Your insurance coverage is ended, you''re forced onto Medicare, and in the current system you have to buy new supplemental insurance. BY LAW.
I'm late on this, but I was on vacation when the op-ed was written, and I'm now getting to it.
Anyway, I hate the whole pre-existing conditions clauses.
I get very worried for my daughter (who has always been on insurance). She has lots of medical problems (brain injury, seizures, and other stuff). What is going to happen to her when she goes off my husband's insurance? We'll probably help fund insurance for her, but we can't cover all of her medical expenses.
What about people who have always had coverage (from birth) that have severe medical conditions like epilepsy?
Should they be denied coverage when they go off of their parent's plans? Should they have to pay an outrageous amount for insurance?
I guess that depends on the terms of their parents' insurance. Where their parents paying the insurance companies to compensate for the risk that they would have to cover a disabled kid for his entire life?
Alternatively, the government could step in to subsidize people with severe medical conditions. But it makes no sense to require insurance companies to cover unprofitable customers, since this will invariably have adverse (and often unpredictable) effects on the market.
I don't know of any insurance company that has an option to pay for risk that they would have to cover a disabled kid a for his entire life.
My daughter was born normal, and then got sick when she was 6 weeks old. She has a brain injury and epilepsy with a whole bunch of other problems.
What's going to happen to her when she is an adult and off of our insurance? She's got some learning disabilities, so it might be hard for her to get a job. (Not sure yet.)
My brother got cancer and was dropped from his private individual insurance. His wife got a job that had insurance, so he finally got covered.
I think it's one thing for a person to choose not to have insurance. They are taking a risk. I think it is horrible to always have insurance and to be dropped or not covered by individual insurance.
Unfortunate, but what do you propose? You think insurance companies should be forced to cover them at average rates even though that necessarily means losses for the insurance companies?
What's the purpose of insurance? Why have it? You don't get insurance to pay for the every day expenses; you get it to cover the catostrophic events.
That's why we got insurance in the first place. We had 1 healthy baby. We certainly didn't think we would get one with lots of medical problems. We didn't want to take a chance with not having insurance.
I know of lots of healthy people who have insurance, and then they get cancer and insurance drops them. What's the point.
I can easily pay even up to 10K a year. It's the 200-300K (or more) expenses that are hard.
I am definitely not a supporter of government run healthcare. I think that's going to make things worse.
One of the big problems I see with our current system is how to treat people that have insurance that have developed problems. My daughters anti-seizure medication is $2000 a month. She'll be on it for at least 2 more years.
What happens if my husband loses his job? You only have cobra for 18 months. I lose sleep worrying about him losing medical coverage and everyone denying us. It would be very difficult to pay for her medication without insurance. Then what happens if she has another grand mal. One trip to the emergency room in an ambulance is over $1000, not including the hospital stay. We have savings, but not enough to cover all of her problems.
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While the rest of us are working on our New Year's resolutions and staring at our vision boards, Hudson Jeans took their 13 Principles ("The Hudson Way of Life") and decided to share it with the world. They produced a video to illustrate their guiding principles: Think Freely, Do It Better Together, Be Amazing, Exercise Your Creative Mind, Do Good, Be Passionate, Take Chances, Move to Your Own Rhythm, Believe You Can, Be Humble, Keep Your Word, Stay Young at Heart and Enjoy the Ride. If you don't already have a personal mission statement, then you might just find inspiration here. Furthermore, they've launched their new 13 Principles Sweepstakes in which for the next 13 days (launched on Wednesday), they will give away 13 pairs of jeans to reflect each principle. Plus, you get a chance to win one year's worth of jeans. We knew we couldn't keep the news to ourselves. Go to Hudson Jeans on Facebook to enter!
Hudson 13 Principles – Denim with Ideology from MD Creative on Vimeo.
—Kathy Ng Hassan
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Tomb Raider
The Definitive Edition
The Definitive Edition of the critically-acclaimed action-adventure that forced Lara Croft to grow from an inexperienced young woman into a hardened survivor has been re-built on Xbox One. Survive high-octane combat, customize Lara's weapons and gear, and overcome grueling environments to uncover the island's deadly secret. See Lara Croft like never before, with every bead of sweat, strand of hair, and article of clothing delivered in obsessive detail. Endure a stunningly reimagined island, fraught with new, unforgiving storms, and alive with motion.


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Adjunct Professor of Law
- JD, 1989, University of Houston
- MA, 1973, University of Houston
- BA, 1970, Lamar University
Areas of Expertise
Professor McCloud teaches legal analysis, legal reasoning, and exam writing.
Professional Experience
McCloud worked at Vinson & Elkins in Houston in the firm's appellate section. She moved to become an appellate law specialist and commercial defense lawyer at Beck, Redden & Secrest, also in Houston. McCloud taught English at Broward College in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where she managed the English prep courses and faculty.
Honors and Affiliations
McCloud graduate magna cum laude from the University of Houston Law Center, where she was the chief note and comment editor of the school's law review and won awards for her legal writing, including the State Bar of Texas writing award. She was named Professor of the Year at Broward College.


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Bottega Veneta Suede Bootie
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Bottega Veneta is luxury at its best. Bringing us beautiful footwear done in the richest materials and with close attention to detail, this iconic brand will never go out of style. This suede and snakeskin leather bootie is perfect for the fashionable woman on the go.
- Suede upper with snakeskin embossed leather overlay
- Inside zipper
- Round toe
- Fully lined with leather
- ¾" platform, 4½" covered heel
- Leather sole
- Made in Italy
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Martin's Central Park ****
©Martin's Hotels SA
- Address:
Boulevard Charlemagne 80
- MAPS: Google Maps
©Martin's Hotels SA
©Martin's Hotels SA
©Martin's Hotels SA
The Martin's Central Park is unique in its kind and stands out for its warmth and uniqueness in a world that is becoming ever more uniform.
Even its location doesn't follow the norm: although the European institutions are only a stone's throw away, the hotel is located in a quiet avenue that gives onto a square surrounded by trees.
The rooms at the Martin's Central Park offer genuine peace and quiet. Every room is equipped with a flat screen TV, mini-bar, coffee maker, telephone and internet.
ICONES Lounge Bar & Restaurant never leaves guests indifferent: the magnificent setting and the coherent decor exude comfort and cosiness.
Conference room (capacity of the largest room): minimum 10 - maximum 100 people.
Capacity: 200 persons, 100 rooms


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Chicago-Kent won the TYLA National Trial Competition's Midwest region. We beat both Loyola teams and defending champion, Northwestern, in the process. See you in Texas!!
Lost a split decision to UMD in the final round of Region 4. This time I was opening, for a change. Congrats to Maryland and Georgetown for moving on, good luck in TX.
highlight thus far of region 9 competition: Jonathan Hartsfield's Drake team hits Andrew Blackwell's Mizzou team in the second round. I didn't see the round, myself, but I've been told it looked like a murder to the three pint drinking eye witnesses.
(obviously, the last part was a joke. I have no real intel on how the round went.)
Minnesota Mock, doing it right since 1987
Any word on the final four teams at nationals this weekend?
Baylor closed out finals and took first and second place at this tournament. Joel Towner, who was on the Drake teams in undergrad, was on one of the teams. Coached by Robert Little & Prof. Gerald Powell. Not a bad showing.