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My Comments (332 so far…)
The Face of Invisible Illness
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Cashing In on Your Clunker, by Jean Chatzky
Cashing In on Your Clunker, by Jean Chatzky
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Candice Bergen: A Level Playing Field
Candice Bergen: A Level Playing Field
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
If they do ever decide to go with universal health care I pray to God it is better than Medicaid/Medipass. I once came up with a joke about our government medical coverage. It goes like this:
There was a meeting of all the medicaid big shots interveiwing insurance companies for the best health care plan.
The first insurance represenative stood up and said they could provide a plan that allowed everyone to live a full and fruitful life. They may even have a full recovery and be able to cycle back into the work force.
The second represenative stood up and said they could offer a plan that would take care of some problems; but, the people would be OK if they took it easy. As their usefulness would be reduced. They would be dependent upon the system for life.
Third represenative stood up and said they could offer a health care package that would keep people alive; but, they would suffer and they would have almost no functionality.
The fourth represenative stood up and said they could offer a plan that would keep the people alive; but, they would wish they were dead.
They medicaid represenatives immediately jumped up and shouted, "We’ll take That one."
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?
Actually the Welfare and Medicare systems though very broken get a drop in the bucket compare to our military and star wars program. Millions go towards programs for the poor. Billions are poored into the military. As for fraud so very many of those charities that are for the ‘poor’ are frauds. They need to be investigated. Especially some of the best known. People need to start listening when we the poor say we have went to these so called charities, agencies and programs and were turned away. There is so much corruption when it comes to the poor. But we the poor are the ones being blamed. It is not my fault if someone says I called around for you here is where you go to get this. and I go and am told, "We don’t do that. Who ever told you that was wrong." That has happend to me so often I have found myself going in circles when calling for help. It would get to the point where I was told they couldn’t help and they would give me the number of another agencie and I would have to tell them that I just got off the phone with their recommended agency. Ou administration knows exactly what is going on. It is the public they have fooled. People need to stop blindly beleiveing what they are told and start taking a look around them. Use common sense.
Would you support a tax on those who receive "gold-plated" health insurance from their employer?