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I agree Obamacare is not socialized medicine. It does add additional regulations on insurance companies but it also requires people to purchase insurance which increases the size of the marketplace for private insurance. It also makes migration to single payer, which would socialize most private health insurance, more difficult.Typical progressive moonbat response.
you talk about health care being socialized medicine ... its not in any way or form .... you don't know the meaning of the word socialized ... then when confronted as we all see here you start your name calling ... the other day I was accused of not being able to debate and issue ... I responded to the posters here that republicans aren't interested in debating anything .. they state their opinion that's it ...then when we confronted them like i did here you republicans start calling us names ....thanks for proving my point here ...
Pretty dumb article. After you sign up, the insurance company allows you to select a payment plan with the first payment due in 20 to 30 days. Very few people pay their whole premium up front. The article also uses data as on March 1st which means means everyone that signed up in February and March is excluded.
Pretty dumb article. After you sign up, the insurance company allows you to select a payment plan with the first payment due in 20 to 30 days. Very few people pay their whole premium up front. The article also uses data as on March 1st which means means everyone that signed up in February and March is excluded.
Shut the fuck up, communist.
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Pretty dumb article. After you sign up, the insurance company allows you to select a payment plan with the first payment due in 20 to 30 days. Very few people pay their whole premium up front. The article also uses data as on March 1st which means means everyone that signed up in February and March is excluded.
Oh shu tup.
Pretty dumb article. After you sign up, the insurance company allows you to select a payment plan with the first payment due in 20 to 30 days. Very few people pay their whole premium up front. The article also uses data as on March 1st which means means everyone that signed up in February and March is excluded.
Oh shu tup.
a real debater here HUH !!!! puts up a bogus article that hasn't any factual bases to it, the when confronted what brilliant response do we get from this winner
"Oh shu tup".
fits the moron to a "T"
Shut the fuck up, communist.
suck my HUGE DICK you racist Fascist
Oh shu tup.
a real debater here HUH !!!! puts up a bogus article that hasn't any factual bases to it, the when confronted what brilliant response do we get from this winner
"Oh shu tup".
fits the moron to a "T"
Shut the fuck up, communist.
suck my HUGE DICK you racist Fascist
If by "huge" you refer to MULTIPLE angstrom units, then yeah. You're special.
Face facts, you lost your dick in a "thicket" of your own pubic hair.
suck my HUGE DICK you racist Fascist
If by "huge" you refer to MULTIPLE angstrom units, then yeah. You're special.
Face facts, you lost your dick in a "thicket" of your own pubic hair.
what, are you mad because you can't suck cock any more ???? ever sense your mouth was covered in std blisters all over ... poor baby!!!! he can't suck cock like he use too
you got a credible source for that liar???
you got a credible source for that liar???
If by "huge" you refer to MULTIPLE angstrom units, then yeah. You're special.
Face facts, you lost your dick in a "thicket" of your own pubic hair.
what, are you mad because you can't suck cock any more ???? ever sense your mouth was covered in std blisters all over ... poor baby!!!! he can't suck cock like he use too
Your an illiterate dipshit.
Admit it. You are the inbred offspring of tderpm and rderp, aren't you?
And don't worry about it, little clit boy. There are a whole array of degenerate liberals over at Daily Kos who would happily go down on your wee little unit
if only it could ever be found.
you got a credible source for that liar???
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you got a credible source for that liar???
Illinois Policy Institute | Our Story
Didja read the link?
WHO WE ARE
The Illinois Policy Institute is a nonpartisan research organization working to make Illinois first in economic outlook and job creation.
Illinois Policy Action is a nonpartisan social welfare organization that advocates for the free market ideas developed by the Illinois Policy Institute.
Both the Illinois Policy Institute and Illinois Policy Action seek to make Illinois the nations free enterprise leader.
WHAT WE DO
Our approach is to transform liberty principles into marketable policies that become law.
Economic freedom in Illinois is our top priority, and our work focuses on six key policy pillars: budget and tax issues, labor reform, health care policy, education reform, good government, and jobs and growth.
HOW WE DO IT
The Illinois Policy Institute and Illinois Policy Action promote personal freedom and prosperity, changing hearts, minds and laws along the way. Both entities advance free enterprise and the Founding Principles.
Government regulations govern the activities of nonprofit organizations. In keeping with these rules, the Illinois Policy Institute is focused on generating and sharing sustainable policy solutions with citizens and elected officials. Contributions to the Illinois Policy Institute, which is a 501(c)(3) organization, are tax deductible and support our research mission.
As a 501(c)(4) organization , Illinois Policy Action engages stakeholders to turn the Illinois Policy Institutes ideas into law. Contributions to Illinois Policy Action support our advocacy outreach and are not tax deductible.
her is prime proof that MeBelle60 hasn't a clue in what we are talking about ..501(c) (3) ... can ya try and keep up
you got a credible source for that liar???
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WHO WE ARE
The Illinois Policy Institute is a nonpartisan research organization working to make Illinois first in economic outlook and job creation.
Illinois Policy Action is a nonpartisan social welfare organization that advocates for the free market ideas developed by the Illinois Policy Institute.
Both the Illinois Policy Institute and Illinois Policy Action seek to make Illinois the nations free enterprise leader.
WHAT WE DO
Our approach is to transform liberty principles into marketable policies that become law.
Economic freedom in Illinois is our top priority, and our work focuses on six key policy pillars: budget and tax issues, labor reform, health care policy, education reform, good government, and jobs and growth.
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The Illinois Policy Institute and Illinois Policy Action promote personal freedom and prosperity, changing hearts, minds and laws along the way. Both entities advance free enterprise and the Founding Principles.
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