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lol, have it your way. But when reality hits don't whine about it either.
What would I whine about? Too many old people in need of a doctor? By the time I am old many of the baby boomers will be gone and we will level back out.
What would I whine about? Too many old people in need of a doctor? By the time I am old many of the baby boomers will be gone and we will level back out.
So you are counting on not having an accident, not getting sick between now and then. I don't know you're age but that is along time without needing healthcare.
But lets go with you're argument. You mentioned you're son is on your healthcare until he is 26, (of course instead of having his own job with his own insurance) and that it was something Obama did that was positive. If you don't plan on getting sick or having an "accident" then why do you or your son need insurance at all? So Obama is forcing something on you that you will not need?
And here you have it. Someone who is totally out of reality. Will use even the most ridiculous argument to defend his lord and savior Barack Obama.
Get this, my business is NOT failing because I know when to cut cost (UNLIKE OBAMA). The money that could have been used to pay to keep him now goes to the government. lol, feel better, liberals are getting exactly what you want.
UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WEEKLY CLAIMS REPORT In the week ending March 30, the advance figure for seasonally adjusted initial claims was 385,000, an increase of 28,000 from the previous week's unrevised figure of 357,000. The 4-week moving average was 354,250, an increase of 11,250 from the previous week's unrevised average of 343,000. ETA Press Release: Unemployment Insurance Weekly Claims Report
Actually correction is that it is lower, your first post claimed we have 350,000,000 unemployed and I wondered where that number came from. I would of thought it was an accident, but you added the commas so you must of known the number you were writing.
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Note how these liberal kooks have jumped from
Accepting anything the AARP says as true, because they supported Obamacare
to now denying anything they say because its negative against Obamacare, even though the very first sentence says its because people will get insurance because of Obamacare..
Your argument is that more people with healthcare means more people will go to the doctor ?
So you are counting on not having an accident, getting sick between now and then.
And here you have it. Someone who is totally out of reality. Will use even the most ridiculous argument to defend his lord and savior Barack Obama.
Oh I never plan on having an accident or getting sick, but that is what insurance is for. But the reality it, being a healthy male, I don't need to go to the doctor as much as an aging baby boomer needs to.
Also, the Obama is the President, not some fictional being like Jesus.
"Currently, the cost of training a new resident is about $145,000 a year, and Medicare currently funds more than 75% of doctor residencies. However, the number of students accepted into federally funded residency programs has been capped at 85,000 for the past 15 years. In addition, federal Medicare payments have been cut by the federal health care reform law and many states face deficits that prevent them from contributing training funds, according to AAMC Chief Policy Officer Atul Grover. The restriction on federal funding for residency programs also impacts medical schools. According to the National Resident Matching Program, the number of residency applicants exceeds the number of available positions, preventing medical schools from expanding." Why medical schools, residency programs can't fill the physician gap - The Advisory Board Daily Briefing
Seems to be. The alternative would be admitting that the old system kept people who needed treatment from seeing a doctor, and we all know that could never, ever happen...
Yes, it would have to be one or the other.
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