The GOP has never had to defend any of the lies that they've made about health r

[Freeper]

YewNork  (369 posts) Click to send private message to this author  Click to view this author's profile  Click to add this author to your buddy list  Click to add this author to your Ignore list      Mon Mar-22-10 09:07 AM
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The GOP has never had to defend any of the lies that they've made about health reform. Before now.
   
Remember all the lies that they said was going to happen if reform was passed:

death panels, the government standing between you and your doctor, etc.

As those things do not happen, they need to be reminded about those lies.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7983086

Tell you what moron find me in 4 years and make that same claim.
The genius of this bill is none of the effects on the actual health care will be seen for 4 years. We get to pay the taxes right away though and if you believe for one second the money collected for health care will actually go to health care then you must be dumb enough to support Obama.

SO keep gloating DUmmies and the first time that the govt says you will get pain meds instead of surgery I will point and laugh at your stupid ass.

[Celtic Rose]

I am actually really interested to see the DUmmies reactions as they go to the doctor now that the bill has passed. They won't be able to blame all of their issues on Evil-Insurance companies and Big-Pharma. 

[IassaFTots]

I am actually really interested to see the DUmmies reactions as they go to the doctor now that the bill has passed. They won't be able to blame all of their issues on Evil-Insurance companies and Big-Pharma. 

It will still be Bush's fault.   

[Celtic Rose]

It will still be Bush's fault.   

Oh yeah, I've already seen the threads blaming the Republicans for everything they don't like in the bill 

[Freeper]

Oh yeah, I've already seen the threads blaming the Republicans for everything they don't like in the bill 

The only blame the republicans have is losing their way from conservatism and handing the USA a dem majority. Other than that this whole monstrosity is all the doing of the dems.

[docstew]

Would love to see the headline "American Doctors Retiring In Record Numbers, Setting Up Practices in [insert freedom-loving country here]"

[DefiantSix]

Glenn beck suggested an interesting solution to the MessiahnFuhrer's dictate.

He currently provides what would be considered a "Cadillac Plan" health insurance plan for employees of his company, Mercury Radio Arts, Inc.  He says that he's considering dropping that - to intercept the 40% tax on his employees health insurance - and then take the money he would otherwise spend on health insurance, pool it for catastrophic health care, and hire a staff doctor to take care of the minor stuff.

[miskie]

Perhaps -

But I still say the majority of average Americans will pay the fine until they need coverage, then sign up for a few months, get the costly procedure(s)done and paid for and then drop the coverage leaving the insurance provider holding an empty bag.

Very much like the Telecom wars of the 90's -

Get your three free months of Long distance from MCI, then dump them for a few free months from AT&T.. etc.

And the telecom wars damn near killed all the big long distance companies. The only thing that saved them was consolidation.. Well, except for MCI.. They be dead. Verizon ate their corpse.