Drop bombs on Iraq ? What kinda Drugs are you on ?

You bounce around like a Skitzo.

You are about WHACKO !!!

Hmmmm.......I have had 3 collapsed lungs and a hernia operation. All covered. Bills paid. I have two children. Birth right through immunizations and health checks without a hitch. My wife had nasal surgery. Plus other lesser problems such as tendonitis, etc. No one has dropped me for anything! Even a recurring collapsed lung problem. My dad with recurring heart problems has not been dropped. Both my mother-in-law and father-in-law died of cancer but they were covered right to the end. I know of no one dropped like a bad habit when it comes to insurance other that auto.

Thank you for your mature, well-reasoned and valuable contribution to this thread.

Quoted for truth.

Boy, do I agree with that :up:
EDIT: Of course, I think there were/are plenty of people spewing BS about the Bush administration, let's call BS on them too :)



Ultimately, I think that is where govt run health care will end up. Same as Social Security. After a generation it will be a failed enterprise in need of perpetual bailouts.

I don't think you read page two of that article that shows Wellpoint's response to the fraud and abuse exposed. I hold out judgement on the other case until it's known exactly why some of the rescissions occured. My 2 year old daughter who had hip dysplasia just had over $70,000 worth of bills from our insurance covered through Blue Cross with no problems or rescission. Real world case....real world experience. And no problems with receiving care.

There's more to it than that. There is a concern to the effect of rationing due rto rising costs. Actually it's inevitable. And most people have figured out that soaring deficits will force the issue. The elderly are figuring this out quickly. It's not roving death squads, but the concern is costs, and shortages forcing the inevitable. Most people with some economic sense can figure this one out pretty easily. Also I think you need to go back and read pages 239 and 427 again. It's pretty ominous stuff there.

Some of us don't want bureacrats involved at any point in our health care at all? It's a disaster in the making. Looks like 57% oppose the current Democrat approach. And only 32% want single payer.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/publ...care_57_oppose



I didn't always "have mine". I had to work, plan and prioritize for it. But it is a question of when you think you are responsible for your own life. Do you think the taxpayers owe you a car mookie? If not...why not. You probably need some form of transportation to get to a job or get to your government provided doctor. Right? How about auto insurance? Should taxpayers pony up for your auto insurance...because as you know...you're just one collision away from bankruptcy possibly. How about the taxpayer owing you free food and vitamins for your health? Gotta eat right? Can't work without nutrition. Do you think the taxpayers should also throw you Universal housing? If not...why not? The issue is, at what point are you responsible for yourself mookie?

And unfortunately, your grandkids and mine will someday have to pay for this mess in the making. In more ways than one. The people who want this aren't thinking of any of that. They simply want others to pay for what they should be providing for themselves.

Obama should recall Food Stamps and issue 'Health Stamps' instead. At least then I won't have to stand behind a 300 pound woman at the grocery store, who is talking on her i phone while paying for her cookies and cigarettes with her Food Stamps.

If I'm going to pay for her health care, her fat ass can eat less and exercise more!

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...gtownhalls.jpg

:D

President's New Hampshire town hall meeting
 

Anyone see it? Maybe you caught some news on it?

The topic was health care reform. Very interesting. Man, this guy is persuasive.

Only thing I heard was that people were bussed in from around the state to fill the audiance.

As to the content dont know havent heard/read anything yet so Ill reserve comment.

Damnit, TDK, I told you to stop following my mother around. And those are my food stamps, thank you very much. The cookies are her's.

Thank You. :D You could try doing the same. :salute:

I keep sitting here thinking a picture is going to pop up or something ...

I don't see a link ... are you talking about a town hall meeting held in New Hampshire in 2008 before the election?

No the one he had today Tuesday 08-11-09 in the afternoon while most people were at work :hmmm:

Hey Neal Im not so sure how persuasive this is...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5XTi-...layer_embedded