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Bob wrote:Aw come on, Sal. That woman was fired and fired for good reason.
Do you really feel a need to defend anything just because it has "democrat" attached to it? Because if you do then you've just become the democrat version of Rush Limbaugh. lol
Bob wrote:Sal, everything you know about HHS comes from reading whatever media you go by.
But my opinion of how she ran her agency doesn't come from media. It comes from personal experience.
I had the worst private health insurance policy which has ever been written.
It paid for nothing
BUT, her agency said I could keep it because it met all their minimum standards. lol
I had obamacare for the month of January. BUT when I tried to inform her agency in mid-January to cancel it at the end of January, the morons working for her canceled it as of that day.
My coverage ended that day. If I had needed medical services after that I would not have been covered.
BUT, even though the policy was canceled in mid-January, it is now April and I'm still getting billed for each month since because there is no way for her agency to inform the insurance company of cancellation.
So you just keep soaking up whatever fucking "democrats are always right" media you go by and you keep deluding yourself into believing that democrats are always right.
I no longer care.
Bob wrote:I'm covered by Medicare (and a private insurance policy supplement), Sal. I suppose now you're gonna tell me that woman designed Medicare so I should thank her for that too. lol
Sal wrote:
I'm not saying you should thank Sebelius.
I'm saying you should thank progressives.
Without their efforts, you wouldn't have Medicare either.
But, both sides are the same.
Ingrate.[/font]
Bob wrote: And I DEFINITELY do not equate 1965 democrats with what that party is today. lol
PkrBum wrote:Teddy Roosevelt (R) campaigned for nationalized healthcare over a hundred years ago... been heading that way ever since.
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PkrBum wrote:Obamacare cut medicare... but coincidentally expanded medicaid by nearly the same about. Go back to sleep.
PACEDOG#1 wrote:So if they cut Medicare and then put people on who lost their insurance due to the ACA law, what the heck good sis that do ?
PACEDOG#1 wrote:So if they cut Medicare and then put people on who lost their insurance due to the ACA law, what the heck good sis that do ?
PACEDOG#1 wrote:Spin, is what I know
PACEDOG#1 wrote:It's lies due to the fact that Milliions lost insurance as well
boards of FL wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:It's lies due to the fact that Milliions lost insurance as well
It isn't lies. See what the green line in the picture is doing? If all that was happening was people losing insurance and then regaining it, the % of uninsured would remain unchanged. But here we see that it isn't. Why? Can you connect the dots?
http://www.gallup.com/poll/167798/uninsured-rate-continues-fall.aspx?ref=more
boards of FL wrote:PACEDOG#1 wrote:So if they cut Medicare and then put people on who lost their insurance due to the ACA law, what the heck good sis that do ?
The percentage of Americans who are uninsured has decreased...significantly. Do you understand what that means?
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