xchrom
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Thu Sep-10-09 04:49 PM
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centrists and the right agree on insurance reform. |
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only the left cares about health care reform.
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Thu Sep-10-09 04:53 PM
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1. Which "left" are you referring to? |
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Because Ive seen some "leftist" wanting to mandate and subsidize private insurance for everyone. Seems like an odd thing.
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Thu Sep-10-09 04:56 PM
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2. But Obama SAID it was good. |
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So we are all to fall in lock step, because that's all he could get right now (not that he even HAS it yet).
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I've seen so many threads today that basically say I'm a bad democrat if I don't support this Health INSURANCE reform that requires almost everyone in the US to purchase private for-profit insurance plans.
But it's a bad plan.
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Thu Sep-10-09 04:58 PM
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3. True. And he made it sound so pretty |
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Either he is a great Turd-Polisher-in-Chief or he is spot on
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Thu Sep-10-09 04:59 PM
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4. while we are at it, which right are you talking about? All the Repubs sat on their fat asses |
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shaking their heads "NO" when Obama talked about making it ILLEGAL to deny somebody coverage on the basis of pre-existing condition, making it ILLEGAL to drop coverage on somebody who is sick, and ILLEGAL to water down coverage on somebody who is sick.
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Thu Sep-10-09 07:37 PM
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8. I still remember Shelby and McConnell in 1994 |
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Edited on Thu Sep-10-09 07:40 PM by flaminbats
both participated in a filibuster against "Hillary's LIBERAL government takeover of healthcare"
these neocons didn't even support bills like Cooper-Grassley or the Chaffee plan, both of which they derided as Hillary-lite. :crazy:
Senators Shelby and McConnell said allowing insurance companies to discriminate or drop coverage for those with pre-existing conditions was only "a fair business practice"!
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Thu Sep-10-09 05:03 PM
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5. Utter nonsense! Only the right opposes both. |
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The rest of the country wants to fix a broken system.
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Thu Sep-10-09 05:37 PM
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6. From what I see they only care about one aspect of health care reform |
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Edited on Thu Sep-10-09 05:37 PM by stray cat
and believe anyone who would benefit from regulation of insurance companies can go to hell.
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Fri Sep-11-09 04:45 AM
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9. The Republican position on reform is bogus tort reform, scammy risk pools, |
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and letting immigrants die on the hospital curbs.
and that's on a very generous day. The right wants what they always want lack of competition, price gouging, and zero regulation. Their reform would make the status quo seem warm and fuzzy.
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