Gov't health care is BAD, until is available to you... (Corporate Profit, attorney)

[pghquest]

Originally Posted by florida.bob

I don't know how anyone can take LOL seriously. But, what followed the first sentence, might spur some people to think. Well, if they had an inclination to do that.

What exactly are we supposed to be "thinking"? People get health benefits with their jobs.. No thinking involved with that.. its a fact. The irony is that the left is asking for governmental healthcare for all, while wanting to deny this same "right" to someone who is working for the government..

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by shorebaby

I guess the congressman could answer, get a job with benefits like he did.

So, everyone without health insurance is unemployed?

My advice to him is just what he's planning to tell everyone else: Tough it out and hope you don't get sick.

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by pghquest

What exactly are we supposed to be "thinking"? People get health benefits with their jobs.. No thinking involved with that.. its a fact. The irony is that the left is asking for governmental healthcare for all, while wanting to deny this same "right" to someone who is working for the government..

They do? I'm sure that's news to the millions of working American's without health insurance available through their employers.

How long have you been out of the work force?

[Retired Marine 1967]

Originally Posted by txgolfer130

LOL. I guess this is just a clear example of the hypocrisy and pure and simple about face double talk Republican's can expect, (I mean they lied for 8 years-what did we expect to change) of the double dealing, talking out of both sides of their mouth scum that the Tea Party and kool-aid drinking Republican's have thrust back upon our great country.


Bottom's up, ladies & gents:

GOP frosh: Where's my health care? - Glenn Thrush - POLITICO.com



And wait it get's better:




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its too bad the liberals never passed a health care refrom bill, all the passed was an insurance mandate

[shorebaby]

Originally Posted by stillkit

So, everyone without health insurance is unemployed?

My advice to him is just what he's planning to tell everyone else: Tough it out and hope you don't get sick.

Where did I say they were unemployed?

Anyway take a second and look at the Republican plan and you will see how wrong you are

[stillkit]

Originally Posted by shorebaby

Where did I say they were unemployed?

Anyway take a second and look at the Republican plan and you will see how wrong you are

I didn't know the Republican's had a plan beyond tort reform and health savings accounts.

[aspiesmom]

Originally Posted by pghquest

There is no ndication that they have ever USED these services, but what do you have against a state run healthcare program? l..

Palin's grandson DOES use these services, according to court documents.

http://images.eonline.com/static/new...rlSubpoena.pdf
"Because the majority of Tripp's health care costs are already covered by the IHS and the Alaska Native Medical Center, Mr. Johnston has no need to purchase additional health insurance and this deduction should not be allowed," the attorneys said in a court filing.

I have absolutely nothing against nationalized health insurance (such as Medicare, Medicaid, potential Universal Health Insurance for ALL HR676) like the rest of the democracies of the world , Sarah Palin does.

[shorebaby]

Originally Posted by stillkit

I didn't know the Republican's had a plan beyond tort reform and health savings accounts.

They do look it up CBO scored too

[nononsenseguy]

Ha, ha, ha.... Huffington(puffington) Post!!!! Are you serious? Soros funds this rag! Why would you beleive anything coming from there?

[cw30000]

Originally Posted by txgolfer130

LOL. I guess this is just a clear example of the hypocrisy and pure and simple about face double talk Republican's can expect, (I mean they lied for 8 years-what did we expect to change) of the double dealing, talking out of both sides of their mouth scum that the Tea Party and kool-aid drinking Republican's have thrust back upon our great country.


Bottom's up, ladies & gents:

GOP frosh: Where's my health care? - Glenn Thrush - POLITICO.com



And wait it get's better:




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This is another example how inefficient government is. If you are hire for a private company and health care is part of the packet, you get the benefit the day you start, not a month later.