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Well, Oklahoma Republicans, including the governor, simply feel it's wrong and immoral for less fortunate people to become dependent upon the government for anything, including medical care.
So helping the less fortunate is immoral but letting them die isn't? Got it. Where do you conservatives get your logic?
What law allows dying people to be deprived medical care?
Last I checked, hospitals were required to treat people.
Let me guess, you don't know the difference between health insurance and healthcare.
Isn't it amazing that the two have been so conflated, that people use them interchangeably without even thinking about it? Reminds me of the terms illegal and immigrant. The so-called MSM is doing a very good job!
"On June 28, 2012, the day that the Supreme Court upheld most of the Affordable Care Act, the sighs of relief were so loud that they drowned out one part of the Court's decision that has come to haunt the lives of millions of poor people around the country, and that also has come to represent the fanatical refusal of Republican politicians, specifically Republican governors, to associate themselves with anything that had anything to do with President Barack Obama. In his opinion upholding the ACA, Roberts allowed individual governors to refuse to accept the Medicaid expansion in their states. In other words, just because it came from an Democratic president—and because it came from that Democratic president—these governors violated one of the fundamental tenets of state government that date back to the dawn of human greed: they refused FREE MONEY!"
I'd like to see the analysis on the 15,000 so called deaths. Just because some liberal group says it is so....doesn't mean it is so.
Isn't it amazing that the two have been so conflated, that people use them interchangeably without even thinking about it? Reminds me of the terms illegal and immigrant. The so-called MSM is doing a very good job!
"Why did you walk here?"
"My car died. I wish there was a government auto insurance program that would have prevented this."
"My car died. I wish there was a government auto insurance program that would have prevented this."
"Did you ever change the oil?"
"No. Thats why we need government car insurance."
Really want compare healthcare to regular car maintenance when dealing with genetical defects, cancer, outside influences or accidents people had no chance to do anything with?
Really want compare healthcare to regular car maintenance when dealing with genetical defects, outside influences or accidents people had no chance to do anything with?
What percentage of medical problems do you think arise due to obesity, lack of exercise and poor diet?
"On June 28, 2012, the day that the Supreme Court upheld most of the Affordable Care Act, the sighs of relief were so loud that they drowned out one part of the Court's decision that has come to haunt the lives of millions of poor people around the country, and that also has come to represent the fanatical refusal of Republican politicians, specifically Republican governors, to associate themselves with anything that had anything to do with President Barack Obama. In his opinion upholding the ACA, Roberts allowed individual governors to refuse to accept the Medicaid expansion in their states. In other words, just because it came from an Democratic president—and because it came from that Democratic president—these governors violated one of the fundamental tenets of state government that date back to the dawn of human greed: they refused FREE MONEY!"
"5K Americans died so Republican governors could stick it to Obama."
Delusion IS a MENIAL disease!
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