My point is you either have entitlement with price caps, or no entitlement and no price caps, but if you have entitlement and no pricecaps, might as well bend over and wait for what's coming.
My point is you either have entitlement with price caps, or no entitlement and no price caps, but if you have entitlement and no pricecaps, might as well bend over and wait for what's coming.
But for some odd reason when private industry decides to cap costs (to raise profits) . . . the rationing of care gets little attention from the pro-business cabal.
Actually the tightening noose of provider price controls in Medicare and Medicaid have been highly effective at limiting care to said recipients.
Oh man that was harsh.
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Caddy, I just wanted to scold the AARP too. I don't know nutten about the issue. If some Democrats are gonna scold them, I wanted to too.
Well, I'm not so sure the AARP should be the only one scolded
A few late changes and more political positioning.
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Some Republicans chuckled at the reversal of roles, recalling that Democrats only recently held AARP in the highest esteem. "Democrats have been down the street burning their AARP cards this afternoon," Rep. Mark Foley, R-Fla., said. "A month ago, I was told by my colleagues on the other side that AARP was the gold standard of senior lobbying organizations."
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CkG
Angry and wet, AARP members try to burn cards
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Members of the AARP, the influential lobbying group for the elderly, tried in vain to burn their membership cards Wednesday to protest against the group's endorsement of the Republican Medicare bill.
A few dozen people in their 50s and 60s gathered in the rain outside the AARP's headquarters in downtown Washington and tried to burn their cards, but cut them up instead when the plastic coating would not catch fire.
</snip>
Buahahaha Their cards wouldn't burn hehe silly old people
CkG
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Members of the AARP, the influential lobbying group for the elderly, tried in vain to burn their membership cards Wednesday to protest against the group's endorsement of the Republican Medicare bill.
A few dozen people in their 50s and 60s gathered in the rain outside the AARP's headquarters in downtown Washington and tried to burn their cards, but cut them up instead when the plastic coating would not catch fire.
</snip>
Buahahaha
Their cards wouldn't burn hehe silly old peopleCkG
I sent them a nasty email and they responded with a form letter. The site was very slow. You know they are getting hammered.
-Robert
-Robert
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