………… the anti-social American who cars so little for his fellow citizens that he dares to go without government mandated “insurance”.
The American Evita ‘s position is clear, a federal mandate that every American must purchase health insurance is the best way to obtain universal health insurance coverage.
Even worse, she also admits that the punitive sanctions to enforce the federal mandate have only not yet been proposed. In Clinton speak that means she will disclose the penalties right after the election.
Evita then goes on to describe exactly one such sanction, a person will have to provide proof of health insurance to apply for a job!
How is that not socialist, paternalist and a huge step down the road toward totalitarianism?
The American Evita ‘s position is clear, a federal mandate that every American must purchase health insurance is the best way to obtain universal health insurance coverage.
Even worse, she also admits that the punitive sanctions to enforce the federal mandate have only not yet been proposed. In Clinton speak that means she will disclose the penalties right after the election.
Evita then goes on to describe exactly one such sanction, a person will have to provide proof of health insurance to apply for a job!
How is that not socialist, paternalist and a huge step down the road toward totalitarianism?
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And I'm sure HRC's plan is SO different from the MA/Romney plan... Of course, the funniest thing is that Romney himself attacked the HRC plan. That man is clueless.
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Liberal MP Belinda Stronach, who is battling breast cancer, travelled to California last June for an operation that was recommended as part of her treatment, says a report.
MacEachern said the decision was made because the U.S. hospital was the best place to have it done.
Where the hell is that Quack Klein? You post something Ted and the bitch writes a novel.
Maybe he finally dropped out.
I'm gonna miss that bitch.
Let's see mandated health care coverage is a step toward totalitarianism? So then mandated auto insurance must have led us to the totalitarian regime of Bush/ Cheney?
As the only industrialized nation without universal health care and what are we now 46th in the world in health staus despite the "best health care in the world" or should we say the most expensive, maybe we should look at fixing the system instead of patching.
I never understand how getting rid of health coverage is going to help the economy or the country. There is a price tag for health care whether the person is insured or uninsured.
hey I liked Klein's discussions. I didn't agree always with him but it was a definite step up from anonymous who calls everyone a bitch or asshole and feels like such a macho debater while acting like one of Larry Craigs bathroom stall companions.
you gerry,
I'm a MASTER debater, not macho,
get it right bitch.
Teddy:
Insurance ITSELF is socialist.
Insurance is a financing mechanism. It has nothing to do with socialism. Health Care is different than Health Care Financing.
The GOVT paying for a one size fits all forced program, is socialism or, perhaps Tyranny.
Quote from the Non-Divisive Puppet of MoveOn.org - Hitlery.
"Vice President [Dick] Cheney came up to see the Republicans yesterday. You can always tell when the Republicans are getting restless, because the Vice President’s motorcade pulls into the Capitol, and Darth Vader emerges," Hillary Clinton said just now (video) at a $100-a-head fundraiser at town hall near New York's Times Square, referring to Cheney's efforts shore up Republican congressional support for the Iraq war. (which he did successfully by the way).
We don't have mandated auto insurance. We have mandated liability.
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Let's see:
Everyone pays, some might use a lot of insurance, some might use none. The person who uses more drives up rates for everyone else. Either way, everyone pays.
Insurance has created an artificial market. If you go to a doctor as a patient who is paying out of pocket and you ask that doctor what he charges, his rate will be based on what, say, Allegiant will pay. That is not a market, that is arbitrary and artificial.
Former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack went off on Rudy Giuliani's family foibles in a televised interview, saying Giuliani has "lots of issues" voters may not know about - yet.
"I can't even get into the number of marriages, [and] the relationship he has with his children," Vilsack said on New York 1, describing the ex-mayor's past as "interesting."
How many girlfriends of Bill's did Hillary have to chase off, kill or throw in jail? And, that's just during his tenure as President.
I've always wondered where Mrs. Vilsack picked up that bizarre habit of wearing those hats that don't fit. She always looked odd and out of place in this century.
Does she go to the same clothier that dresses Hillary in man pants?
Two questions:
1. Why is the "leader" of Iran being allowed entry into the United States?
2. Why will he be allowed to leave without a pork blood coated bullet in his head?
I'm extremely dubious any mandatory health insurance program would work short of applying the Gestapo-like methods family courts use against non-custodial parents with child support arrearages.
In medicine and psychiatry for 40+ years I think we're approaching the problem from the wrong end. Were we to restore stable, affordable middle class family life much of the need for very expensive medical would diminish. More stable families would make a big dent in the obesity driven diabetes epidemic, reduce mental health costs, and prevent or ameliorate many chronic diseases where psychosomatic conflicts play a causative or aggravating role.
To do that we need to be governed by real grownups who'd practice fiscal responsibility and follow a much more modest, non-interventive foreign policy.
I'm running for the White House to do just that. Seems to me the only difference between the major parties'favored candidates is which gang of special interests backing them will get to loot the country.
Handed out brochures today at the Polk County Court House. Amazed by the number of ordinary people I spoke with who feel the middle class has vanished so the the Big Money Dogs eat well.
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted Thursday to condemn an advertisement by the liberal anti-war group MoveOn.org that accused the top military commander in Iraq of betrayal.
The 72-25 vote condemned the full-page ad that appeared in The New York Times last week as Gen. David Petraeus.
Voting against it were Democratic presidential hopefuls Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and Christopher Dodd of Connecticut.
Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois, another contender for the Democratic nomination, did not vote.
defeating..........i rarely agree with you but you are spot on this issue.
Well all you brave GOPers, you can all join Blackwater! They pay better than your current gig so you can act out all your toogh guy fantasies.
Most of you could have done this by joining the armed forces to protect their country, but those fighting GOP keyboardist have the same courage as Bush/ Cheney, Rush, Rommney, Rudy,Rove, Brownback, etc. The forces will need new blood to win in Iran so join up or better yet send your kids!
Just what has Iran done to desrve this?
The leader is no worse than ours and he isn't planning to invade us.
Come on brave boys go to NY and do the job.
When you land in La Guardia you can meet one of your GOP senators in the mens room to recive your orders.
Same GOP BS big talk no action FUped results.
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