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Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by HappyBunny
Including ED drugs. I haven't yet heard a single man howling in rage and despair that he has to pay for another man's Viagra or Cialis, or that they get those drugs for free while we have a co-pay for birth control even if we have insurance.
Well that is a drug for a medical problem...the ability to get pregnant is not a medical problem..may be social one...
There is a lot of other preventive care out there too, should it all be free for everyone? It is not cheap BTW...
Originally posted by Dreine
Not all Republicans are religious... I'm not. I believe in a God, but I think the church has got it very wrong.
If we get rid of all the Republican talking heads... Limbaugh, Beck, Coulter, Gallagher, etc,., then the same should apply to Maddow, Matthews, Olberman, etc... Just keep Carville, that man cracks me up!
Well that is a drug for a medical problem...the ability to get pregnant is not a medical problem
Originally posted by sealing
I had no idea the GOP holds the keys to free thinking.
Must be why all those musicians directors actors and poets are Republican.
The referendum was quite real. It shows a trend.
The right cannot be the party of "Papers Please if you're brown. (and president btw )
Or Make health choices for women or legislate gays as second class citizens and win.
Those days are gone. That's the referendum.
And Obama won by 3 million plus votes 51/49. and will end up with 332 electoral votes.
Even with the economy struggling,people know whose blocking bills in the House of Reps now as well.
In two years their will another referendum with the TEA PARTY's name written all over it.
Originally posted by xedocodex
Your insurance currently covers Vasectomies and Tubal Ligations. The majority of people who get these don't do it for a medical problem, they do it for the sole purpose to not get pregnant or to not get someone pregnant.
I'm very sorry, but your argument falls apart on many levels.
Originally posted by HappyBunny
There is a lot of other preventive care out there too, should it all be free for everyone? It is not cheap BTW...
Absolutely it should be and will be free for everyone.
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by HappyBunny
There is a lot of other preventive care out there too, should it all be free for everyone? It is not cheap BTW...
Absolutely it should be and will be free for everyone.
So the BIG question...who pays for it all? Do we sprinkle picky dust and call it a day?
Originally posted by Xtrozero
Originally posted by HappyBunny
There is a lot of other preventive care out there too, should it all be free for everyone? It is not cheap BTW...
Absolutely it should be and will be free for everyone.
So the BIG question...who pays for it all? Do we sprinkle picky dust and call it a day?
It may or may not, but there is the normal co-pay right? When we go down the path of totally free for everyone preventive medicine it will be a cost we can't not afford. I go to a chiropractor once a week and it cost me 20 bucks as a co-pay (80 a month), should that be totally free out of pocket for me since it is preventative medicine too?
How do you respond when a person calls you stupid, ridicules you and puts you down and then tells you to accept their ideas as the correct one? Think about it OP.
As my daughter put it: "Those who voted for Obama care more about who gets to marry whom and those who voted for Romney care about jobs."