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Topic: Three Democratic Senators Encourage Repeal of Health Care
AdventureBegins Joined Tue 04/10/07 Posts: 7666	Thu 01/20/11 08:30 PM
No it isn't. Prove it from a non right wing site so we can all believe it, And if it is accurate there will more than one site that says the same thing, I know you can't because it isn't true. Show me a SINGLE site that has no agenda with their poll? Just one. Ain't no such thing.

Dragoness Joined Wed 10/17/07 Posts: 23320	Thu 01/20/11 08:33 PM
So that is the excuse that is going to be used?

Lpdon Joined Thu 02/25/10 Posts: 18772	Thu 01/20/11 09:11 PM
Bye Bye Obamacare!

damnitscloudy Joined Sat 04/07/07 Posts: 11293	Thu 01/20/11 09:39 PM
No it isn't. Prove it from a non right wing site so we can all believe it, And if it is accurate there will more than one site that says the same thing, I know you can't because it isn't true. Show me a SINGLE site that has no agenda with their poll? Just one. Ain't no such thing. Agenda is thrown around too much anyway. Acoording to media types, EVERYONE has some evil agenda that they are going for from bed to work and back to bed. My only agenda is to get a country fried steak this weekend. Its not evil.

Nyteplay Joined Thu 04/01/10 Posts: 37	Fri 01/21/11 11:32 AM
only one out of ten Americans support health care reform? It could be they don't support the current legislation,not reform in general. Where did those poll numbers generate? Access to health care has become a privilege to far too many people instead of a basic right. Why should those in the senate and the house have access to the very best the system has to offer when the average person is denied the same coverage? Lest we forget it is our tax dollars paying for that medical access Health care reform has been debated and argued dating back to the early 1900's. Whether you agree with the current legislation or not, it is at least a start to fix a system that focuses more on beaucracy than on providing health care services

Lpdon Joined Thu 02/25/10 Posts: 18772	Fri 01/21/11 12:58 PM


thinkingaboutit09 Joined Fri 01/02/09 Posts: 1370	Sat 01/22/11 01:31 AM
only one out of ten Americans support health care reform? It could be they don't support the current legislation,not reform in general. Where did those poll numbers generate? Access to health care has become a privilege to far too many people instead of a basic right. Why should those in the senate and the house have access to the very best the system has to offer when the average person is denied the same coverage? Lest we forget it is our tax dollars paying for that medical access Health care reform has been debated and argued dating back to the early 1900's. Whether you agree with the current legislation or not, it is at least a start to fix a system that focuses more on beaucracy than on providing health care services everyone misses the point! Government has no money! NO DAMN MONEY I SAID! So if they have no money how are you gonna get your healthcare? your gonna get it from me that's how! Well how about me? Why should i have to pay your bill's? How is that fair? Stop taking from others and support yourself damn it! So what politicians have great healthcare plans.....that's their job! At least they work for it! You want it free off the sweat of my brow! Stop whining for handouts and get to work lazy Americans!

Chazster Joined Tue 08/28/07 Posts: 6206	Sat 01/22/11 05:28 AM
only one out of ten Americans support health care reform? It could be they don't support the current legislation,not reform in general. Where did those poll numbers generate? Access to health care has become a privilege to far too many people instead of a basic right. Why should those in the senate and the house have access to the very best the system has to offer when the average person is denied the same coverage? Lest we forget it is our tax dollars paying for that medical access Health care reform has been debated and argued dating back to the early 1900's. Whether you agree with the current legislation or not, it is at least a start to fix a system that focuses more on beaucracy than on providing health care services Because they have a job that provides healthcare. Many people that are not working for the government have jobs that provide healthcare. Everyone should have access to healthcare yes but there is nothing wrong with them having to budget and pay for it just like any other expense. Housing electricity cable Internet water cell phone etc. These are all bills most of us pay. Healthcare is just another bill.

Lpdon Joined Thu 02/25/10 Posts: 18772	Sun 01/23/11 02:35 PM
only one out of ten Americans support health care reform? It could be they don't support the current legislation,not reform in general. Where did those poll numbers generate? Access to health care has become a privilege to far too many people instead of a basic right. Why should those in the senate and the house have access to the very best the system has to offer when the average person is denied the same coverage? Lest we forget it is our tax dollars paying for that medical access Health care reform has been debated and argued dating back to the early 1900's. Whether you agree with the current legislation or not, it is at least a start to fix a system that focuses more on beaucracy than on providing health care services everyone misses the point! Government has no money! NO DAMN MONEY I SAID! So if they have no money how are you gonna get your healthcare? your gonna get it from me that's how! Well how about me? Why should i have to pay your bill's? How is that fair? Stop taking from others and support yourself damn it! So what politicians have great healthcare plans.....that's their job! At least they work for it! You want it free off the sweat of my brow! Stop whining for handouts and get to work lazy Americans!