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4 hours ago ago from Pin Headed Politics
The House of Representatives rolled out their Prescription to reform America's Health Care system. The Price Tag? $1.5 Trillion over 10 Years. Yes, that's Trillion with a “T”. Of course, Governmental predictions on how much new programs will cost in the future are notorious for producing low-ball estimates. The actual cost could be off by multiple Billions, or possibly Trillions given the Government's track record. The plan would ...
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Obama is right, we are on the precipice: of a disaster; of an achievement of premeditated destruction. "...it's clear we are on the precipice of achievement that's eluded Congresses, presidents for generations -- an achievement that will touch the lives of nearly every American," Obama said. ~foxnews.com The fact that it will touch the lives of every American is undisputed. The manner of that touch is what every American has the right to ...
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I hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. Now that that's over, Congress is back in session, and the Senate is tackling the health care reform issue. One of the things that is being discussed in reforming our health insurance system is allowing people to buy insurance plans from other states where they might be able to find less expensive plans. I'm not sure how this is supposed to work, and here's why. One reason the cost of ...
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For some people, mention the words health insurance and the eyes begin to glaze over. If you're living in Texas, the state with the largest percentage of residents (25%) without health insurance coverage, it's probably the same. For those living in Dallas, Houston or Austin, which traditionally have some of the highest numbers, the confusion may have at least something to do with the complexity of health insurance.If that's the case, ...
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WASHINGTON A holdout no more, Democratic Nebraska Sen. Ben Nelson agreed Saturday to provide the 60th and deciding vote for Senate passage of sweeping health care legislation, capping a year of struggle and a final burst of deadline bargaining. Nelson had a brief response "Yeah" when asked whether he would support the measure as he strode into a private caucus of fellow Democrats. With that vote, President Barack Obama's Senate allies ...
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