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Random Politics & Religion #22
She was a banger but "sadly is no longer a 10"
Ramyrez said: » There was a girl from my college Ramyrez said: » who was a PotM Ramyrez said: » my sophomore year at school. Ramyrez said: » Met her a time or two. Ramyrez said: » Not sure what ever happened to her. Oh, that explains why the proposed GOP healthcare plan was really a tax cut in disguise.
Garuda.Chanti said: » Oh, that explains why the proposed GOP healthcare plan was really a tax cut in disguise. Because this tax specifically targets the wealthy. A law designed to increase access to healthcare was found to increase access to healthcare.
Cerberus.Pleebo said: » A law designed to increase access to healthcare was found to increase access to healthcare. It's in the god-damn name, for crying out loud. Do you remember it, or do you need somebody to hold your hand...again? For ***'s sake. It was made with the intention of getting more people on insurance and making it affordable through regulation and subsidies was the mechanism through which it would happen. Pedantry isn't an argument.
Cerberus.Pleebo said: » For ***'s sake. It was made with the intention of getting more people on insurance and making it affordable through regulation and subsidies was the mechanism through which it would happen. Pedantry isn't an argument. You get to call me covered but I still can't afford to goto the dr. Thanks Obama. Cerberus.Pleebo said: » It was made with the intention of getting more people on insurance and making it affordable through regulation and subsidies was the mechanism through which it would happen. I mean, it's the first *** point in the DNC's propaganda releasing. Let's check off what the DNC said it would do but didn't: -It didn't give "Quality, affordable health care for all Americans" -It didn't "Improving the quality and efficiency of health care" (it takes you weeks to see the doctor now, instead of a most a day prior) -It didn't "Prevention of chronic disease and improving public health" (as evidenced here) -It didn't create or improve "Transparency and program integrity" -It didn't "Improving access to innovative medical therapies" (hell, anyone who pays attention to Medicaid, the biggest chunk of free Obamacare, would see that. How many people died while waiting for Medicaid treatments who would have been treated if Obamacare didn't place people who shouldn't be on Medicaid just last year? Wasn't it almost 70 people?) -It didn't improve "Community living assistance services and supports" because those who would have been on Medicaid's rolls without Obamacare forcing them on it has received less services and support because of all the extra people on Medicaid. -Most importantly, it didn't come close to it's stated "Revenue provisions" goal. Remember, Obamacare was "supposed" to have paid for itself due to the increased taxes. Which fell short, greatly. Now we saw that the dems/liberals got everything wrong, we can also verify that what the Republicans stated when the law was signed would happen.....happened Just admit it Pleebo, the law you support so strongly (because of feels and ducktape), it's a massive failure and is a major player in holding back this country from growing in prosperity. You are just too pigheaded to admit it. I'm pretty sure he isn't responsible for it either....
clam down bro This
Cerberus.Pleebo said: » A law designed to increase access to healthcare was found to increase access to healthcare. Cerberus.Pleebo said: » This Cerberus.Pleebo said: » A law designed to increase access to healthcare was found to increase access to healthcare. Why are you trying to hard to defend such a bad law? Is it because your lord and savior Obama helped create it? Has Fone posted/seen this yet?
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I didn't defend anything just repeated the study. Kindly untrigger yourself.
Science is not partisan tons of anti Trump signs at march sure you keep telling yourself that !
Cerberus.Pleebo said: » I didn't defend anything just repeated the study. Kindly untrigger yourself. And he promises to write the next law way better! Ya know, Trump isn't really bound to classic Republican ideology at all. But he does want to be popular.
And really, the only way to save money on healthcare would be to go single payer or go heavily regulated, like Japan or Germany. Both of these models are anathema to classic Republican ideology. Both would grant Trump's campaign promise to cover everyone. But the German style plan keeps the all important insurance lobby on board. Team Trump could get a LOT of Democrats on board with a universal health insurance plan. I'll send the message to Trump next time I see him at the golf course...
No they couldn't.
Bush tried appeasement for eight years and never made a single friend. Until then I'll assume myself with Science dork anti trump signs:
![]() ![]() Lakshmi.Zerowone said: » I think it's funny how Kim Jong Un is the perfect example of someone who is who they are by happenstance (yesterday's exercise in denial) and luck of the proverbial draw. i dont understand the first sign fone...
Ragnarok.Nausi said: » i dont understand the first sign fone... Ragnarok.Nausi said: » i dont understand the first sign fone... I guess Trump is a dog shitting on the Earth. |
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