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Meet the unelected body that will dictate future medical decisions.
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2009 Nov 17, 12:42pm 25,688 views 335 comments
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Bap33
2009 Dec 27, 10:25am
Me paying for YOUR health care is slavery if I have no choice but to pay or be fined or imprisoned.
Me paying for YOUR roads is slavery!
roads are for public use
personal health care is --- taa daa --- personal.
ok tatupu, we are back on track!! lol Merry Christmas
PeopleUnited
2009 Dec 28, 4:21pm
tatu would love not to acknowledge that health care "reform" is not only a waste of time, but will also fill the pockets of insurance companies at taxpayer's expense. So would ellie and nomo who have fought hard to make this a name calling and ad hominem affair rather than discussing the real issues.
tatupu70
2009 Dec 28, 10:45pm
health care “reform†is not only a waste of time
A waste of time?? Are you kidding? So, you think the status quo is the best we can do?
Bap33
2009 Dec 29, 10:47pm
two seperate halves, no match, no bill. It's just pissed away time and cash and a prez and media all excited that he will get to thump his chest like King Kong and say, "we did SOMETHING!!". Barry is a communist puke. And the leftist media is just a guilty for creating him.
PeopleUnited
2010 Jan 7, 4:16pm
This “health care reform†bill is a waste of time and money, and essentially a perpetuation of the status quo you so disdain.
This “health care reform†bill is a waste of time and money, and essentially a perpetuation of the status quo you so disdain.
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The Wall Street Journal calls it the "Health Care Rationing Commission"
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703792304574504020025055040.html?mod=googlenews_wsj
Bureaucrats are already lining up to decide who gets what. Start saving now for that knee replacement! Even if you are only in your twenties. Chances are it won't be on this list of approved procedures. But at least we have change we can believe in.