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I think your time as a good Repblican could be better spent on figuring out a way you can fix this election like you did the last two
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and again.. .this will not be an equal tax to each person either... nor will it be efficient in spending with the bureaucratic crap that is inherent in the government I guarantee you that my tax increase would be more than the amount I pay every month to pay for my insurance now |
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You act like one. Any person that in their own mind thinks Bill Clinton wasn't a good President must have Repblican blood flowing through their veins or else they must be a fool
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He wasn't as bad as a Carter... but I would hardly call him a good President...
I'll tell you... being active duty military within his regime... he was a hated president within the ranks.... his horrid record toward the military would make him average at best.... and when I count many other things that I found him lacking at, I place him as a below average prez |
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Of course, as usual, you are only thinking of yourself, and what is good for DD is good for America. "This year, the average annual premium for single coverage is $4,242, of which workers pay $627, up from $610 in 2005. Family coverage costs an average of $11,480, with workers paying $2,973 annually, up from $2,713 last year." (Health Insurance Premiums Continue to Soar ) You are actually paying $11,480, with only 2,713 coming directly out of your pocket, and the rest is paid by you, with your employer just giving the money to the insurance company instead of in your pay envelope. The fact that you are in such a high bracket that a small income tax increase would cost you over 11K means that you are being very selfish to demand that you should get to keep all that, too. You are guaranteeing that your tax increase will be more than 11K---do I understand that correctly? Last edited by jtur88; February 13th, 2008 at 09:06 AM. |
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yep.... for the DEMs will not ensure that if this DOES happen, that EVERYONE pays the same EXACT amount for their healthcare.... it will come down to the Robin Hood theory that they love SO much.... that everyone else is OWED healthcare from those who earn more income
And what is good or earned by DD is not earned by the rest of America to put their hands into to pay for something that they can receive themselves from their employment And if you think I do not take bennies into account when choosing between jobs, you are sadly mistaken... I could earn more and I would ask for more if I had to pay for my own bennies as a person choosing to work contract jobs continually and with a US population of ~303,430,021.... 11K or so per person (but it would certainly be higher because of govt bureaucracy) for healthcare would be how much to pay out??? I certainly do not think it is 2500 or so per person per year for healthcare to get to the supposed 800BIL |
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Yes, there is no bureaucracy in thousands of insurance companies all requiring that different sets of forms be filled by doctors billing offices. And there is no bureaucracy in doctors offices where billing clerks try to keep track of which patient is covered by which insurer and which treatments that insurer A or B or C is covering this month and which ones they will add or remove from the list of covered expenses next month and how much their copay is.
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It is amazing how many people believe that those with unimaginably huge amounts of money are the most trustworthy. The people who are most likely to be fair in business dealings. Since you don't already know this, I'll pass it along. A health care provider is not in business to provide health care. It is in business to extract massive profits from people who need health care. So now, competition is your magic bullet, and competition is the only ingredient necessary for any enterprise to be perfect. Even if it is some phony appearance of competition by people who are colluding to manpulate the marketplace. Just slap the 'competition' label on it, and nothing else matters. Last edited by jtur88; February 14th, 2008 at 10:56 AM. |
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