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You can't dispute what I said so you attack something else. LOL
I'm not a smart woman. I'm not a genius. But what I am is a hunter. Its what I am. It is all I am.
I have you now. Tis ok.
Care to actually comment on the meritts of his post?
We should ask Cuccinelli which way the wind is blowing. As for limp wrists, I'll send you a sling for that problem of yours.
We'll see big shot. 2014 is coming. Your boy flushed any chances your party had down the crapper with this crap. You know it and I damned well know it.
Naw.
2014 Democrats will retain the Senate and I..me..predict they will get a small majority in the House.
2016 we will have a Democratic President unless it's Christie vs. Biden. Then all bets are off.
Most people get their insurance through their employers. Employers change their insurance all the time. The only people really being affected here are those who already have to purchase insurance on their own. Out of those, most people will do better with the new policies on the exchange. Yes, some people are getting screwed, but the numbers are going to be much lower than you all want to believe. In the end, most people are going to be happy with the insurance they end up with, and when they start understanding everything that is covered 100% as preventative care, they are going to be pleasantly surprised. It does look like a mess right now, but it will work itself out. I think the administration would have been open to delaying this if it wasn't for the fact that Republicans have done absolutely nothing over the past two years other than try to derail the whole thing.
Why should everything be covered 100% as preventive care? Just like my homeowners, or car insurance, I should be the one who determines what my level of coverage should be based on my personal factors and position
-Geaux
It's not like home owners or car insurance.
The state is not compelled to do anything to rebuild your car if you've had an accident or give you a new house if the one you live in has burned down.
The state IS compelled, by law, to do everything it can to save your life if you have a catastrophic illness. Generally, at that point? It's too late and it's expensive to try.
129 million canceled policies will see to that. Funny thing is last week I posted about hundreds of millions losing their insurance and was roundly mocked by the loons among us. But now the Wallstreet Journal is reporting that it may indeed be that high and that Obama KNEW and aids debated if he should be honest or not about it.
PLEASE keep your heads in the sand dems. Will make the next two elections easy.
Its sure as shit should cost the Dems big time.
They are the ones who foisted this mess on America.
Barry Soetoro is never responsible for anything.
Since the Dems, all on their own passed this POS bill, they are gonna have a helluva hard time blaming the GOP or Bush.
129 million canceled policies will see to that. Funny thing is last week I posted about hundreds of millions losing their insurance and was roundly mocked by the loons among us. But now the Wallstreet Journal is reporting that it may indeed be that high and that Obama KNEW and aids debated if he should be honest or not about it.
PLEASE keep your heads in the sand dems. Will make the next two elections easy.
We should ask Cuccinelli which way the wind is blowing. As for limp wrists, I'll send you a sling for that problem of yours.
We'll see big shot. 2014 is coming. Your boy flushed any chances your party had down the crapper with this crap. You know it and I damned well know it.
Naw.
2014 Democrats will retain the Senate and I..me..predict they will get a small majority in the House.
2016 we will have a Democratic President unless it's Christie vs. Biden. Then all bets are off.
Most people get their insurance through their employers. Employers change their insurance all the time. The only people really being affected here are those who already have to purchase insurance on their own. Out of those, most people will do better with the new policies on the exchange. Yes, some people are getting screwed, but the numbers are going to be much lower than you all want to believe. In the end, most people are going to be happy with the insurance they end up with, and when they start understanding everything that is covered 100% as preventative care, they are going to be pleasantly surprised. It does look like a mess right now, but it will work itself out. I think the administration would have been open to delaying this if it wasn't for the fact that Republicans have done absolutely nothing over the past two years other than try to derail the whole thing.
Why should everything be covered 100% as preventive care? Just like my homeowners, or car insurance, I should be the one who determines what my level of coverage should be based on my personal factors and position
-Geaux
Most people get their insurance through their employers. Employers change their insurance all the time. The only people really being affected here are those who already have to purchase insurance on their own. Out of those, most people will do better with the new policies on the exchange. Yes, some people are getting screwed, but the numbers are going to be much lower than you all want to believe. In the end, most people are going to be happy with the insurance they end up with, and when they start understanding everything that is covered 100% as preventative care, they are going to be pleasantly surprised. It does look like a mess right now, but it will work itself out. I think the administration would have been open to delaying this if it wasn't for the fact that Republicans have done absolutely nothing over the past two years other than try to derail the whole thing.
Why should everything be covered 100% as preventive care? Just like my homeowners, or car insurance, I should be the one who determines what my level of coverage should be based on my personal factors and position
-Geaux
I won't say that I completely disagree with you, but the reason they did this is that a lot of people bypass preventative care because they don't feel they can afford it, and preventative care is the thing that will help reduce costs in the long term. If you have to pay $1000 out of pocket for a colonoscopy, a lot of people will choose to save the $1000. That is not a wise decision, and many people need these every five years. When it is fully covered, most people will choose to have it done, and that will not only save more lives, it will save money as treating any cancer from the earliest point possible is much cheaper than fighting it once it has advanced.
One of the big reasons countries with socialized healthcare do better than us in life expectancy is because they spend a lot more money on the front end with preventative care than they do on the back end. It just makes more sense. Our current system is reactionary. People don't go to the doctor until they actually become sick and then the costs are extreme. It's like not changing the oil in your car. Eventually you will need a new engine. What's cheaper, changing the oil on a regular schedule or waiting for the engine to blow?
129 million canceled policies will see to that. Funny thing is last week I posted about hundreds of millions losing their insurance and was roundly mocked by the loons among us. But now the Wallstreet Journal is reporting that it may indeed be that high and that Obama KNEW and aids debated if he should be honest or not about it.
PLEASE keep your heads in the sand dems. Will make the next two elections easy.
Most people get their insurance through their employers. Employers change their insurance all the time. The only people really being affected here are those who already have to purchase insurance on their own. Out of those, most people will do better with the new policies on the exchange. Yes, some people are getting screwed, but the numbers are going to be much lower than you all want to believe. In the end, most people are going to be happy with the insurance they end up with, and when they start understanding everything that is covered 100% as preventative care, they are going to be pleasantly surprised. It does look like a mess right now, but it will work itself out. I think the administration would have been open to delaying this if it wasn't for the fact that Republicans have done absolutely nothing over the past two years other than try to derail the whole thing.
