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Last time I'm gonna tell you to go read his plan. I don't know why you won't. Probably because your afraid of what you will read and it won't jibe with all your nonsense you've been fed. Your choice.
Last time I'm gonna tell you to go read his plan. I don't know why you won't. Probably because your afraid of what you will read and it won't jibe with all your nonsense you've been fed. Your choice.
Don't just pick up your marbles and go home, what will we do without you?
Last time I'm gonna tell you to go read his plan. I don't know why you won't. Probably because your afraid of what you will read and it won't jibe with all your nonsense you've been fed. Your choice.
I've heard his speeches and it's about vouchers for seniors. Am I right or wrong?
I think seniors are the most educated demographic in this election so they don't need educating Just because they are old does not mean they are not well informed. And they were definitely booing Ryan because they don't want a voucher system.
Is that you Jeane Dixon?
I heard you were clairvoyant, but I didn't know you could instantly read the minds of large groups.
I've heard his speeches and it's about vouchers for seniors. Am I right or wrong?
"Current beneficiaries and those age 55 and older would see no changes in the way the program works for them. Future entrants, however, would be entitled to a premium support payment which they would direct to the plan of their choice. They could choose to enroll in a private insurance option, or the government-administered fee-for-service program. The government's premium support payment would be the same regardless of the choices beneficiaries made. Thus, if a beneficiary chose a low-cost, high-value plan, his out-of-pocket premium would be low or perhaps zero. Beneficiaries electing to enroll in expensive plans would have to pay the added costs themselves."
Well thankfully Ryan ended any chance in the future of ever being president after He and Romney get sent packing after they get their azzes handed to them Nov 6th. I am not sure he will be able to hold his house seat
Gallup says otherwise.
No sitting president has ever won a second term with a Gallup presidential job approval rating below 52% on election day.
Since Bummer seems forever stuck between about 43 and 47 percent, he'll lose.
Since no sitting president has ever won reelection with official unemployment above 7.2% on election day, he'll lose.
You have to have something that you can claim as a success to get a second go-round.
I've heard his speeches and it's about vouchers for seniors. Am I right or wrong?
Another thing if your so damn upset about folks getting put on vouchers like all the other Obama folks are why aren't you screaming about this................
"In his convention speech in Charlotte, President Obama vowed to block the Republican Medicare reform plan because “no American should ever have to spend their golden years at the mercy of insurance companies.” But back in Washington, his Health and Human Services Department is launching a pilot program that would shift up to 2 million of the poorest and most-vulnerable seniors out of the federal Medicare program and into private health insurance plans overseen by the states.
The administration has accepted applications from 18 states to participate in the program, which would give states money to purchase managed-care plans for people who are either disabled or poor enough to qualify for both Medicare and Medicaid. HHS approved the first state plan, one for Massachusetts, last month."
I guess if Obama does it it's ok with you? Some of you folks are so lost it's scary.
What this seems to mean also is that the tide has turned on the ACA. The Dems lost in 2010 mainly because seniors were scared by the 'death panels' propaganda against the ACA. Ryan was banking that seniors still opposed the ACA and was expecting cheers. The fact that he received boos means that seniors are now favorable on the ACA.
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Just because they are old does not mean they are not well informed. And they were definitely booing Ryan because they don't want a voucher system.
