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Why don't republicans get asked how they are going to 'pay' for things?

2 Reasons:

1) They are RETURNING money to the original earners so conceptually describing how you are going to pay for that makes absolute no sense
2) They are not proposing massive new entitlement programs
 
Can anyone explain the sacrosanctity of the private health insurance industry?

What difference does it make who process's payment ?

If it can be done cheaper (as the rest of the world has proven) by tossing the health insurance industry to the curb, why not ?

Sen Sanders was right when he corrected, I forget which candidate, health is the issue ---- not the business of health
 
thethe said:
Why don't republicans get asked how they are going to 'pay' for things?

2 Reasons:

1) They are RETURNING money to the original earners so conceptually describing how you are going to pay for that makes absolute no sense
2) They are not proposing massive new entitlement programs
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Of course they are.

for instance
Todays entitlement program of the border. and for profit --- you name it
For instance
the fossil fuel industry
For instance
The health insurance industry
etc etc etc



Paul Ryan's secretary is an original earner ?
The tax cut being just another example of an entitlement program
 
57Brave said:
Of course they are.

for instance
Todays entitlement program of the border. and for profit --- you name it
For instance
the fossil fuel industry
For instance
The health insurance industry
etc etc etc



Paul Ryan's secretary is an original earner ?
The tax cut being just another example of an entitlement program
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You make zero sense.
 
57Brave said:
Can anyone explain the sacrosanctity of the private health insurance industry?

What difference does it make who process's payment ?

If it can be done cheaper (as the rest of the world has proven) by tossing the health insurance industry to the curb, why not ?

Sen Sanders was right when he corrected, I forget which candidate, health is the issue ---- not the business of health
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Becuase for over 90% of the proplr in this country we already have health insurance and another 5% got coverage under the previous administrations failed attempt at better health care.

Maybe able bodied people should just get jobs.
 
we pay more for health care than most the rest of the world, based on entitlements granted the health insurance industry

so yeah you already have health insurance,
looking at the numbers, just a quick glance says you are overpaying

Sen Sanders last night talked about the price if insulin in Canada and US.
Marianne Williamsom, I thought, explained why and why we are so sick

Her question was it is time for us to question why we need so much HC and why are we paying so much for it.
Before you start, my magazine came in the mail yesterday.
the traffic light at the corner was working

I am more scared of industry where I have no elected officials to oversee my interests than I am government where I do have elected officials overseeing my interests.

That would be recently attacked Congressman Elijah Cummings for those keeping score
 
I didn’t watch the debate, but I’m reading about it now and hope some of the lesser known, more moderate candidates get a boost after what sounds like were good performances.
 
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sturg33 said:
Yeah Dulaney impressed me quite a bit.

Really made Bernie look like kind of a fool
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His health care plan is a hell of a lot more palatable than the stuff being floated by the socialists, and he has much more credibility in that area given his background.
 
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So glad the candidates are coming after the fraud Harris. What she did in the last debate should disqualify her moving forward. Pure evil
 
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