GOP just keeps making it easier
03-07-2014, 09:52 AM
#42
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: North Texas
Posts: 757
Originally Posted by NeverWill
You are totally wrong. The old system was not working. Yo uare obviously not as close to it as I am. No company or country can survive with double digit and many times 20-30% annual increases in their insurance costs each year.
You just dont have the experience or knowledge to understand what it really is.
My company along with a huge percentage of employers are only impacted in the slightest way each year by the ACA. Actually it is reducing payouts so our costs (being self insured) will go down.
Congress, just like us will always provide health insurance and it will be above the standard minimum so it is irrelevant.
Since you know all about this, what is it that congress is exempt from?
You just dont have the experience or knowledge to understand what it really is.
My company along with a huge percentage of employers are only impacted in the slightest way each year by the ACA. Actually it is reducing payouts so our costs (being self insured) will go down.
Congress, just like us will always provide health insurance and it will be above the standard minimum so it is irrelevant.
Since you know all about this, what is it that congress is exempt from?
Medical Treatment boils down to what you can afford.
Some feel we are only entitled to the Medical Treatment you can afford.
Others feel everyone is entitled to medical Treatment no matter if they can afford it or not.
And that is the line that has been drawn. By both sides
03-07-2014, 09:52 AM
#44
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Join Date: Jan 2012
Posts: 4,111
Some day you have to volunteer a couple 100 or maybe a 1,000 hours to a campaign and you will realize what it takes to win an election. I think what is happening with most GOP in congress is that they don't care to win the overall election. They are happy fueling their base in states where they are a LOCK and not truly going outside the lines.
They can talk about religion, NRA, IRS, Defecits, anti-gay, anti-women, congressional voting obstructionism and get what they want, and that is to win back their spot in congress. All the while not truly caring that the USA needs their attention.
They can talk about religion, NRA, IRS, Defecits, anti-gay, anti-women, congressional voting obstructionism and get what they want, and that is to win back their spot in congress. All the while not truly caring that the USA needs their attention.
03-07-2014, 09:53 AM
#45
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Originally Posted by ckell
The old system was working very well for those who could afford it, and ok for those who could not.
Medical Treatment boils down to what you can afford.
Some feel we are only entitled to the Medical Treatment you can afford.
Others feel everyone is entitled to medical Treatment no matter if they can afford it or not.
And that is the line that has been drawn. By both sides
Medical Treatment boils down to what you can afford.
Some feel we are only entitled to the Medical Treatment you can afford.
Others feel everyone is entitled to medical Treatment no matter if they can afford it or not.
And that is the line that has been drawn. By both sides
03-07-2014, 09:55 AM
#47
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Posts: 4,111
Originally Posted by cr422
Too many people both black and white, eager to elect the first black president.
An opportunity to make history.
An opportunity to make history.
The Dem's could have put anyone in there because they got 8 years of seeing what the alternative was.
Don't forget about Palin. An embarrassment to your party. Wink Wink.
03-07-2014, 09:58 AM
#48
Fork Horn
Join Date: Mar 2014
Location: northeast
Posts: 115
The funny thing about words, they can only be considered hateful if you allow them to be. I prefer to allow the ppl that type or speak the words to make that choice. To live with the thoughts behind them. After all, they are the ones that will be judged down the road... For God allows such things to creep to the front of ones brain as they creep closer to meeting him.One only needs to spend time with elderly ppl to know this to be true.
03-07-2014, 10:16 AM
#49
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 37,718
Originally Posted by NeverWill
Not buying it.
The Dem's could have put anyone in there because they got 8 years of seeing what the alternative was.
Don't forget about Palin. An embarrassment to your party. Wink Wink.
The Dem's could have put anyone in there because they got 8 years of seeing what the alternative was.
Don't forget about Palin. An embarrassment to your party. Wink Wink.
03-07-2014, 10:20 AM
#50
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 37,718
Originally Posted by NeverWill
You are totally wrong. The old system was not working. Yo uare obviously not as close to it as I am. No company or country can survive with double digit and many times 20-30% annual increases in their insurance costs each year.
You just dont have the experience or knowledge to understand what it really is.
My company along with a huge percentage of employers are only impacted in the slightest way each year by the ACA. Actually it is reducing payouts so our costs (being self insured) will go down.
Congress, just like us will always provide health insurance and it will be above the standard minimum so it is irrelevant.
Since you know all about this, what is it that congress is exempt from?
You just dont have the experience or knowledge to understand what it really is.
My company along with a huge percentage of employers are only impacted in the slightest way each year by the ACA. Actually it is reducing payouts so our costs (being self insured) will go down.
Congress, just like us will always provide health insurance and it will be above the standard minimum so it is irrelevant.
Since you know all about this, what is it that congress is exempt from?
