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Well, the Republicans have until 2012 to show the people that they are willing to put aside their own agenda and are willing to work with the Dems to do what is best for the people. The Dems have shown they are willing to compromise, they dropped the public option.
They didn't compromise with the Republicans at all. They compromised with some less liberal members of their own party.
Thanks for the affirmation, that is a well informed group to be a part of. Who knows, it could help you.
I'm sorry but I don't take hallucinogens, but I'm not one to ruin your party. If you need a designated driver I'm sure Olbermann would... oh wait, no he won't.
OVER 730 waivers have been doled out. 40% of those to Unions, you know, the ones who pushed for Obamacare! There are 2.3 million people who are relieved of the burden and no longer have to join HMObama. The majority of those are the ones that said we had to have it.
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Originally Posted by chucksnee
There are so many things wrong with this bill that 733+ currently have waivers....I don't care if they might expire....a waiver can go on a long time....they will just have to re-apply for it....that's why it is a waiver....
[1] Yes, there are waivers, for one relatively small part of the act.
[2] They are one-year waivers. An organization can apply and get another waiver when the first one expires. However, ...
[3] The waivers are temporary. All waivers end January 1, 2014. On that date, health insurance plans offered in the various health exchanges cannot have an annual cap on insurance coverage.
Because I don't think the Republicans really want to change healthcare.....they were happy with the way it was before Obama changed it.
I don't think that is it. The HC Law has a great many Repub ideas in it. Too many I think. But the GOP's real reason they are working so hard to repeal and prevent it from moving forward, is the letter behind the name of the person who signed it into Law, the letter D. Absolutely nothing else matters to them in this Law.
And Mubarak's polls show that he is loved by his people... seriously? Why would you even give traction to biased polls?
OVER 730 waivers have been doled out. 40% of those to Unions, you know, the ones who pushed for Obamacare! There are 2.3 million people who are relieved of the burden and no longer have to join HMObama. The majority of those are the ones that said we had to have it.
Not only are people who never wanted it being strapped with it, but the ones who wanted it are getting waivers to skirt it!!! America has never had such a bad case of A.D.D.
I believe you are wrong, the repubs want a change in how health care is done...but not this way....This is my own opinion...
There are so many things wrong with this bill that 733+ currently have waivers....I don't care if they might expire....a waiver can go on a long time....they will just have to re-apply for it....that's why it is a waiver....
The dems forced it down out throat, because they knew they could...just like they wanted to shove the 1500+ page omni-bus bill down our throat...
Then why didn't they try to implement something when they were in power. HI has been going up at high rates for years. It didn't just happen.
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