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| Strung Out Member Since: Feb 2001
Posts: 63,280
| GOP med plans... ...coming out of the wood work now that there is NOTHING they can do about it. "Americans should own their own plans so no one can take them away!" "Americans should be able to buy insurance across state lines to get better deals!" "They should get the same tax break as giant corporations to pay for it!" "The people do NOT want Washington between them and their doctor!" "The people do not want Canadian style rationing where you have to be nearly blind before you can get your cataracts taken care of!" Oh, the brave, determined minority, fighting hard, for you and me!
__________________ "...When law and morality contradict each other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his moral sense or losing his respect for the law. These two evils are of equal consequence, and it would be difficult for a person to choose between them." Frédéric Bastiat |
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| In My Opinion Member Since: Dec 2005
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| on one hand, you claim the republicans have to stand up and at least argue the foolishness of the dems right now, then when they do, you criticize them for doing it. exactly what is it you really want? looks like to me that you spend more time putting the republicans down for whatever they do than you spend putting down the dems warped anti American programs.
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| Strung Out Member Since: Feb 2001
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You're one of them absolute loyalty types, aren't you? If you think I'm more critical of the GOP then you might wanna check the batteries in your calculator. Obama gets it from me, daily and big time and right in the guts.
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| Bored Mommy Member Since: Mar 2001 Location: Off the grid
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| Methodically disorganized Member Since: Jul 2005 Location: Northeast of you
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Your statement presumes they could have gotten anywhere several weeks or months ago. How would that have happened?
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| Strung Out Member Since: Feb 2001
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| No. My statement presumes they could have gotten something done the six years they controlled congress and the WH.
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| Strung Out Member Since: Feb 2001
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And you can make all the snarky comments you like about where I get my news because I know you are big enough to admit, here and now, that I read way more sources for news and information than you do and, thus know way more about this stuff than you do. Fact is, none of these clowns were talking this way when they had the power to do something about it, aka 'the point of the tread'. Admit that too, while you are complimenting me for the vast amount of resources I utilize to keep informed.
__________________ "...When law and morality contradict each other, the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his moral sense or losing his respect for the law. These two evils are of equal consequence, and it would be difficult for a person to choose between them." Frédéric Bastiat | |
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| Registered User Member Since: Jul 2007
Posts: 13,780
| What they need to do right now toward a health pln is to just drop it. Later in the calm of afterthought both parties need to come up with a real plan. One that they can present to the Presient that will help all of us. They dont need to be rushed into some POS plan from a Socialist President who tries to shove all of his crap down our throats. They need to take the 600 Billion dollars set aside to hire a new affirmative action Bureau to destroy our current health care, and return it to whomever they borrowed it from. We dont need a health Czar and thousands of flunky's voting on who gets health care and who doesnt. |
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| Registered User Member Since: May 2003
Posts: 12,890
| What they need to do is figure out how in God's name we can lower medical costs. They're rising faster than anything. And I don't know why this is - we have great medical care in this country, but it's not as though the rest of the developed world is in the Dark Ages. If there's a way to make medical care cost less, making health plans affordable becomes irrelevant. Right now, they are becoming so much more expensive year by year, that more and more employers are simply DROPPING them completely. All of the current administration's plans for health care do not lower costs - the only thing they do is in the long term, force the individual to do business with the government instead of insurance companies. It does NOT drive down health care costs. In fact, if in some future all health plans come from the government, you can easily see costs go out of control. No sane person thinks the government, the very definition of bloated bureacracy, can LOWER administrative costs. Either you will pay a lot to Uncle Sam for coverage, or you will pay a lot of taxes to the government for "free" health insurance - and it will suck. Because government coverage already exists - and it sucks. Just think MVA. That's the future of health care. |
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| DHS Extremist Member Since: Jul 2009 Location: 3d rock from the Sun
Posts: 705
| Look here, this is a multifaceted challenge. I present another one not yet mentioned: Has any of you even considered for a moment that increasing the burden on the current system by 45-50 MILLION people is going to present in logistical SUPPORT and costs alone? Your first clue should be to recognize that you are going to need a tremendous investment in educating / training alot more healthcare professionals to handle the incoming tidal wave of humanity or you face a significant decrease in quality care. I have yet to hear this very crucial portion mentioned anywhere by the people touting "national healthcare". |
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