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Actually if states want to do a state wide Medi-Care buy in like what Denny proposed or have that option for an individual like Grayson proposed, it can still be done.
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Originally Posted by kovert
"Why don't you use the waiver provision to let you go set up your own plan?" the senator asked those who threaten health-care-related lawsuits. "Why would you just say you are going to sue everybody, when this bill gives you the authority and the legal counsel is on record as saying you can do it without an individual mandate?"
Most people like what the bill does. It bans pre-existing conditions, bans rescission, gets rid of lifetime caps, and let's young adults up to 26 stay on their parents insurance. I would be hard pressed to find people who would want to get rid of those tangible changes.
What it does is make us more and more and more dependent upon the GOVERNMENT to solve problems we should learn how to solve ourselves. I don't like being a weak pawn of the government. I am so surprised that so many people are willing to give up their independence because they are "afraid" of some big boogey man.
How do you know what they read or didn't read? What are you, a mind reader?
Another question you can ask people who bring up this stupid talking point is how does one write something without reading? Did they just close their eyes and let their hands free write the entire bill?
What it does is make us more and more and more dependent upon the GOVERNMENT to solve problems we should learn how to solve ourselves. I don't like being a weak pawn of the government. I am so surprised that so many people are willing to give up their independence because they are "afraid" of some big boogey man.
It's revolting.
20yrsinBranson
How are you yourself going to ban pre-existing conditions?
What it does is make us more and more and more dependent upon the GOVERNMENT to solve problems we should learn how to solve ourselves. I don't like being a weak pawn of the government. I am so surprised that so many people are willing to give up their independence because they are "afraid" of some big boogey man.
It's revolting.
20yrsinBranson
Okay, let's say you have liver cirrhosis. You need a liver transplant, which will cost $500K upwards. Try solving that problem yourself.
Another question you can ask people who bring up this stupid talking point is how does one write something without reading? Did they just close their eyes and let their hands free write the entire bill?
You actually believe that they wrote the bill? Oh, hahaha, wow. You are gullible.
Okay, let's say you have liver cirrhosis. You need a liver transplant, which will cost $500K upwards. Try solving that problem yourself.
Better yet...........lets say your child gets leukemia and it is going to cost $500K and upwards. Will you be able to solve that problem yourself?
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