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abecedarian
That's exactly what it is.
Obama, as I've posted before, has received nearly twice as much from the health-care industry, as donations to his campaigns, than the next closest did.
That, in and of itself is suspect, and in my opinion should be scrutinized under RICO and similar laws.
20 million in one year, donated, by healthcare related industries ought to be raising red flags somewhere.
jimmyx
really?...this plan was the ONLY one acceptable to a small group republicans at the time, that helped it pass into law. it was a heritage think tank (republican) plan, it was modeled after Romney's (republican) Massachusetts plan....this was the only way he could get the right-wing to help out the uninsured....by the mega health-insurance companies making a profit off of people sickness....talk about a red-flag being raised
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
So, basically you just displayed how the country was actually setup.
The individual states are allowed to do this, regardless if they are run by Dems or Reps.
The Federal Govt is not supposed to do this crap.
Thanks for proving the issue correct. The 0bama lead Federal Govt can't get it straight.
The States can.
jimmyx
gee, good thing you republicans don't blame insurance companies, because they have nothing to do with this, right?...
by the way, the California exchange is working just fine, so is Kentucky's, so is Washington's, so is Connecticut's, so is Minnesota's...I wonder what could be the reason?...let me see...oh, they all have democratic governors
here's a couple of examples:
www.spokesman.com...
coveredcanews.blogspot.com...
Warning that the latest ObamaCare "fix" could compel the federal government to bail out insurance companies, Republican senators have introduced a bill to prevent taxpayer funds from being used to prop up the industry.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., along with a half-dozen other Republican senators, introduced the "ObamaCare Taxpayer Bailout Prevention Act" on Tuesday. It would strip a provision in the Affordable Care Act pertaining to so-called "risk corridors," which could allow the government to pay insurance companies to offset financial losses.
Rubio calls it a "blank check" for the industry.
"The idea that the federal government should be bailing out insurance companies in order to make ObamaCare work, that's not something a lot of people are aware of," Rubio told Fox News. "And I haven't taken a poll on it, but I guarantee you it would be hugely unpopular."
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
So, now it is the fault of the Republicans.
Hmmmm, where did I see this excuse???? www.realclearpolitics.com...
At least we all know where you get your talking points from.
I guess your next retort will be something like "well, you don't have a solution".
The Republicans didn't vote for it. It is all on Dems and 0bama.
jimmyx
reply to post by xuenchen
all of the other first world governments have some type of government healthcare. only the most poor and wretched countries don't have it, and America, of course
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
The same 4-5 lame retreaded responses.
You might as well just open a notepad, type the handfull of responses you have and copy and paste them here for your retorts.
Here.
"It is the republicans Fault"
"It is Bush's fault"
"You just want the sick and poor to die"
"Well, you don't have a solution"
"We are the only First World Country without Single Payer"
You don't even have to thank me.
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
Too bad the VA has been run by Federal Employees that are for the most part Dems & Progressives.
But, you go ahead and blame the Reps on their piss poor service, terrible management and everything else on not having a certain amount of funding.
Like every Dems/Progressive, the issue has to be the lack of Money going to the Govt agency not performing well.
jimmyx
gee, good thing you republicans don't blame insurance companies, because they have nothing to do with this, right?...
by the way, the California exchange is working just fine, so is Kentucky's, so is Washington's, so is Connecticut's, so is Minnesota's...I wonder what could be the reason?...let me see...oh, they all have democratic governors
here's a couple of examples:
www.spokesman.com...
coveredcanews.blogspot.com...
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
I will give you credit. At least you own your process.
Kudos.
jimmyx
macman
reply to post by jimmyx
I will give you credit. At least you own your process.
Kudos.
double post
look, I worked hard all my life, paid my taxes, paid off my mortgage, and saved up enough for retirement by being cheap all my life, and putting up with a lot of crap. I never took a dime in disability, food stamps, or welfare. so the bastards that use the system to cheat, I want to see them put in jail. however, there are millions of honest hard-working poor people, or lower middle-class, who work in low wage, part-time jobs, that need help and ideas from both parties on how to improve and get ahead. I play golf with a long-time republican friend of mine and we argue politics all the time, but, there have been agreements between both of us, on how to keep America going in the right direction...iI'll give you an example...Clintons NAFTA and GATT trade agreements killed so many jobs here in the states, that I was more upset about that, than him getting uhmm...pleasured in the white house by Monica.