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The bill wouldn't have been proposed if things were going to get "worse"...
That's a matter of opinion. One could say that people wouldn't have voted for Obama if things were going to get worse but unemployment has gone UP and job creation is still DOWN since he was elected.
That's a matter of opinion. One could say that people wouldn't have voted for Obama if things were going to get worse but unemployment has gone UP and job creation is still DOWN since he was elected.
Job losses have gone down from 750,000 per month to 95,000 per month as of Sept. 2010... That's job creation...
Job losses have gone down from 750,000 per month to 95,000 per month as of Sept. 2010... That's job creation...
We already addressed this in another thread, you aren't capable of understanding the difference between job creation and less job losses... let's just move on.
We already addressed this in another thread, you aren't capable of understanding the difference between job creation and less job losses... let's just move on.
It's only a matter of a couple of months... You can't deny it...
Medicare and Medicaid are under funded... that will change with the new Health Care Bill...
they are underfunded...........
let's see medicid was 320 billion last year to cover just under 30 million poor people
medicare was nearly 500 billion to cover just under 45 million seniors
so you are saying that over 800 BILLION to cover just over 70 million people (about 1/5 of our population) is underfunding.........
btw that would make the math for a true singlepayer system for our WHOLE population of 320 million..the total YEARLY cost would be over 3.5 TRILLION...A YEAR
even if you taxed EVERYONE at 75%, you couldnt cover that
still want to say medicare/caid was under funded.....????
That job creation will show in the positive... Nice try...
Why would I believe that if the numbers keep showing the opposite happening? The only chance we have is for Democrats to lose control in November and some sanity coming back to Washington.
let's see medicid was 320 billion last year to cover just under 30 million poor people
medicare was nearly 500 billion to cover just under 45 million seniors
so you are saying that over 800 BILLION to cover just over 70 million people (about 1/5 of our population) is underfunding.........
btw that would make the math for a true singlepayer system for our WHOLE population of 320 million..the total YEARLY cost would be over 3.5 TRILLION...A YEAR
even if you taxed EVERYONE at 75%, you couldnt cover that
still want to say medicare/caid was under funded.....????
Yeah I do... because Medicare/Medicaid costs are out of control...
Job losses have gone down from 750,000 per month to 95,000 per month as of Sept. 2010... That's job creation...
no its still a loss
he is still losing 95k a month
doesnt matter if you are losing 1 million a month, or losing 1 a month....a loss is a loss
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