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Submitted by Colour me shocked! on Tue, 12/11/2018 - 14:01

"People most opposed to offering a subsidy were respondents who were older or with lower incomes."

What a surprise! Older people, whose insurance is already being subsidised by young, healthy people or people on lower incomes (because they don't believe they will have any genetic indicators, their tune will change suddenly when they realise they do).

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