Freemason9
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"....want to return to the "good ole' days" of the American healthcare industry prior to Obama--you know, annual double-digit cost increases, rising deductables, no coverage for prior conditions, etc."
Let's see how long it take to prove that you are a dunce:
.Year *NHE Increase
2001 1493
2002 1638 9.7%
2003 1775 8.3%
2004 1901 7.0%
2005 2030 6.7%
2006 2163 6.5%
2007 2298 6.2%
2008 2406 4.6%
2009 2501 3.9%
2010 2600 3.9%
2011 2700 3.8%
*National Health Expenditures, in $ billions.
http://www.cms.gov/Research-Statist...NationalHealthExpendData/Downloads/tables.pdf
So the rate of increase in health care costs declined after Obama was elected. Thanks for admitting your mistake.
Actually, you support one of my suspicions.....I always believed that there is a certain affinity between stupid people and lying....perhaps a necessity in that precinct.
But....it takes a certain kind of liar....a really, really stupid one....to claim something opposite to the data provided.
So...you claim the trend in the data isn't documented to show the Bush administration as its inception?
Speak up, dunce.
I can see you're uncomfortable with this, PC, so let's move on. The data you posted that showed declining rates of cost increases under the Obama administration must be shocking for you.
Prior to Obama's administration, health care costs rose so lustily that even the lethargic economy under W's administration didn't slow them much.