26 October 2009

Public Option = Holy Roman Empire


Our Democratic members have worked out by this time that their base likes it whenever they act difficult advocating a public option.

Costs will continue to be going up from a very high baseline, notwithstanding boundaries on the acceptable p.c increase per year. Those

'Our Democratic members have worked'

concerned about debt spending will be asking "We've gotten ourselves another trillion into countrywide debt for THIS?". If there's concern about a huge rush to the door, open the door in increments, beginning with early retirees over fifty five and the underemployed of any age. If anybody is thinking "Don't let the ideal be the enemy of the good," let me just say this about that. Obviously , those who volunteer to sign up for Medicare with be sicker, driving up costs without a comparable input of funds.

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We fancy making the point He said that it's possible that Baucus and other Left wingers may finish up voti=g for a public option after a medicare bill forwarded by the Senate Council on Health, ducation, Work and pensions which has a publih option is combined with the finance board bill.
28 February 2010 04:54:13

casual observer said:
I usually visit this blog so I wanted to say this
16 March 2010 02:05:48

Riley Harper said:
My mother did the same when I was.
21 May 2010 02:57:35

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