Change is in the air

[Anonymous]

I remember watching when the gov. passed the bailout bill- some woman stood up and said (after she voted yes) “this won’t fix the problem but at least it’s something.” Now look at what a mess that is.

I don’t get the healthcare bill-forgive me but they want everyone to pay for a healthcare package so that everyone is covered, but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money, how will they be able to get it in the future? Aren’t most people with no coverage already on medical?

[Wickedheart]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
To what end does this benefit anybody?[/quote]

Last I heard even though Obama wasn’t proposing to tax your health care benefits taxing them wasn’t off the table and he wasn’t going to oppose it either. The benefit is what candidate Obama refer to as “the largest tax middle-class tax increase in history.” Of course it’s going to pass the gov is in desperate need of a new source of revenue.

[Wickedheart]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
To what end does this benefit anybody?[/quote]

Last I heard even though Obama wasn’t proposing to tax your health care benefits taxing them wasn’t off the table and he wasn’t going to oppose it either. The benefit is what candidate Obama refer to as “the largest tax middle-class tax increase in history.” Of course it’s going to pass the gov is in desperate need of a new source of revenue.

[Wickedheart]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
To what end does this benefit anybody?[/quote]

Last I heard even though Obama wasn’t proposing to tax your health care benefits taxing them wasn’t off the table and he wasn’t going to oppose it either. The benefit is what candidate Obama refer to as “the largest tax middle-class tax increase in history.” Of course it’s going to pass the gov is in desperate need of a new source of revenue.

[Wickedheart]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
To what end does this benefit anybody?[/quote]

Last I heard even though Obama wasn’t proposing to tax your health care benefits taxing them wasn’t off the table and he wasn’t going to oppose it either. The benefit is what candidate Obama refer to as “the largest tax middle-class tax increase in history.” Of course it’s going to pass the gov is in desperate need of a new source of revenue.

[Wickedheart]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]
To what end does this benefit anybody?[/quote]

Last I heard even though Obama wasn’t proposing to tax your health care benefits taxing them wasn’t off the table and he wasn’t going to oppose it either. The benefit is what candidate Obama refer to as “the largest tax middle-class tax increase in history.” Of course it’s going to pass the gov is in desperate need of a new source of revenue.

[blahblahblah]

but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,

I hope for your sake that no one in your family ever gets sick. I have family members who are cancer survivors and who have conditions like type I diabetes. They are completely, totally uninsurable. No insurance company will sell them a policy for any amount of money given their health history. Their only option is to work for an employer that has a group healthcare plan. Hopefully they will be able to work until they qualify for medicare. Not everyone is so lucky.

[blahblahblah]

but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,

I hope for your sake that no one in your family ever gets sick. I have family members who are cancer survivors and who have conditions like type I diabetes. They are completely, totally uninsurable. No insurance company will sell them a policy for any amount of money given their health history. Their only option is to work for an employer that has a group healthcare plan. Hopefully they will be able to work until they qualify for medicare. Not everyone is so lucky.

[blahblahblah]

but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,

I hope for your sake that no one in your family ever gets sick. I have family members who are cancer survivors and who have conditions like type I diabetes. They are completely, totally uninsurable. No insurance company will sell them a policy for any amount of money given their health history. Their only option is to work for an employer that has a group healthcare plan. Hopefully they will be able to work until they qualify for medicare. Not everyone is so lucky.

[blahblahblah]

but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,

I hope for your sake that no one in your family ever gets sick. I have family members who are cancer survivors and who have conditions like type I diabetes. They are completely, totally uninsurable. No insurance company will sell them a policy for any amount of money given their health history. Their only option is to work for an employer that has a group healthcare plan. Hopefully they will be able to work until they qualify for medicare. Not everyone is so lucky.

[blahblahblah]

but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,

I hope for your sake that no one in your family ever gets sick. I have family members who are cancer survivors and who have conditions like type I diabetes. They are completely, totally uninsurable. No insurance company will sell them a policy for any amount of money given their health history. Their only option is to work for an employer that has a group healthcare plan. Hopefully they will be able to work until they qualify for medicare. Not everyone is so lucky.

[briansd1]

[quote=justsayin1964]
but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,[/quote]

That’s fine if you’re saying that people who can’t afford health care should not have any health care benefits.

Let the Republicans stand up and say it out loud.

[quote=justsayin1964]
Aren’t most people with no coverage already on medical?[/quote]
No. That’s why they are not covered. Medi-cal is considered insurance.

[briansd1]

[quote=justsayin1964]
but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,[/quote]

That’s fine if you’re saying that people who can’t afford health care should not have any health care benefits.

Let the Republicans stand up and say it out loud.

[quote=justsayin1964]
Aren’t most people with no coverage already on medical?[/quote]
No. That’s why they are not covered. Medi-cal is considered insurance.

[briansd1]

[quote=justsayin1964]
but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,[/quote]

That’s fine if you’re saying that people who can’t afford health care should not have any health care benefits.

Let the Republicans stand up and say it out loud.

[quote=justsayin1964]
Aren’t most people with no coverage already on medical?[/quote]
No. That’s why they are not covered. Medi-cal is considered insurance.

[briansd1]

[quote=justsayin1964]
but the ones who are not covered now are the ones who do not have any money,[/quote]

That’s fine if you’re saying that people who can’t afford health care should not have any health care benefits.

Let the Republicans stand up and say it out loud.

[quote=justsayin1964]
Aren’t most people with no coverage already on medical?[/quote]
No. That’s why they are not covered. Medi-cal is considered insurance.

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