WT Fuheck
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:01 AM
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What more do you suppose they will give away before this becomes law? |
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My vote:
the pre-existing conditions issue, already pushed back to 2014 for adults, will go away.
the denial of coverage provisions--good as gone.
What do you think?
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:04 AM
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:07 AM
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I think we are going to give the repukes a lesson in politics! I think we will get a public option! this is needed - I also think their will be a movement to make healthcare non-profit if prices continue to rise uncontrolled! oops that isn't what your party bosses expected right!
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:08 AM
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Motown_Johnny
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:08 AM
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4. I think we have hit rock bottom with the Senate Bill |
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it won't get past the House if it gets any worse, it may not get past the House even now.
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WT Fuheck
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:26 AM
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11. which reps and senators will hold up the conference bill |
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until it meets the wish list of their fringe constituency?
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:11 AM
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5. pre-existing conditions and denial of coverage won't be removed... |
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until after the repugs take back congress in next year's selection.
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WT Fuheck
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:12 AM
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6. I wouldn't be so optimistic... |
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:20 AM
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10. if they remove either one- it won't make it back thru either chamber. |
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Edited on Tue Dec-22-09 12:21 AM by dysfunctional press
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:14 AM
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8. Wow, you are good, you have already predicted who will win. I guess it won't matter |
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what happens with the economy, and a lot of other issues
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Tue Dec-22-09 09:03 AM
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18. if they pass this crap legislation, a retarded duck would be able to predict the 2010 selection. |
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although afghanistan and unemployment aren't going to help either.
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:12 AM
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7. I hope you are right about the pre-existing conditions for adults, but I doubt it |
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I do however believe after it becomes law, they will start to work on making it better
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:15 AM
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9. why would you hope for removing pre-existing condition protections for consumers? |
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Edited on Tue Dec-22-09 12:15 AM by dysfunctional press
are you invested heavily in insurance providers?
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Tue Dec-22-09 01:42 AM
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16. You misunderstand, I want them to allow pre-existing for adults before 2014 |
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but I don't think they will
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Tue Dec-22-09 09:00 AM
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17. well then- i think that you misunderstood the op... |
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OP: "What more do you suppose they will give away before this becomes law? My vote: the pre-existing conditions issue, already pushed back to 2014 for adults, will go away."
your response: I hope you are right about the pre-existing conditions for adults
the op is saying that they'll be taking pre-existing condition protections out of the bill, and you say that you hope that's true...:shrug:
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Tue Dec-22-09 11:27 AM
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19. Thanks, I realize that now. That is why the house version is so much better. A lot of people |
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have lost their jobs, and thus their health insurance, and a sizable number have pre-existing conditions, that insurance companies will not cover, or exclude, for example, hypertension, they would exclude anything related to the heart if they even insured that person
I am pushing my representative to fix that in the reconciliation process, along with other issues, especially after it becomes law, if it cannot be done during reconciliation
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:28 AM
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:30 AM
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13. first pluto, and now yurectum? |
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Tue Dec-22-09 12:34 AM
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15. Everything that doesn't benefit TPTB and their government toadies. |
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