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In reply to the discussion: Why I'm pissed, and why you should be, too. [View all]Hissyspit
(45,790 posts)141. Yeah, I could.
The experience I had on healthcare.gov, wasting hours and hours of my time, at a very stressful time in my life, and I STILL have no insurance, knowing full well what the Rethugs would do with this politically, yeah, for a short time, I was equally furious for a time. I'm not oblivious to the fact the our teabagger legislature deliberately fucked up the exchange in our state. Will Pitt blames Baggers and Republicans all the time, so I guess don't understand your original point.
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Whats interesting in the arguments that the insurance companies are to blame, corrupt and greedy.
Jesus Malverde
Nov 2013
#69
well, how else would they depict any opposition to the AIA act as "playing into Big Insurance's
MisterP
Nov 2013
#121
Precisely, Jesus Malverde, the for profit "health" insurance corpse are the scorpions
Uncle Joe
Nov 2013
#130
He Did It To Appease The Nervous Dems That Were Threatening To Jump Ship.....nt
global1
Nov 2013
#23
Bernie's great, but people have the right to be "galled" about the clumsy roll-out, etc.
cyberswede
Nov 2013
#115
Well he certainly wasnt when he made his wealth. But he may be better today.
rhett o rick
Nov 2013
#50
A tax deductible donation to Greenpeace isnt equivalent to owning a TV Network. nm
rhett o rick
Nov 2013
#86
How many people will keep their junk policies and how big an impact will they
rhett o rick
Nov 2013
#34
I dont think they will. I think after the bluster of "I want to be able to keep my existing policy.
rhett o rick
Nov 2013
#45
Because they don't know it's useless. Very likely the salesmen lied to them. nt
Ace Acme
Nov 2013
#52
That is not how the Federal govt does things...sorry. They are NOT like private companies...
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2013
#108
but to give the noise any credence is to pretend Obama invented clunky government programs
bigtree
Nov 2013
#18
It's like they are fighting off a piranha attack with marshmallow guns. :(
factsarenotfair
Nov 2013
#30
Well, looks like I'll be obliged to bump my "mad-as-hell" meter up a few millimeters,
Surya Gayatri
Nov 2013
#35
Senator Scott Brown of Massachusetts, Governor Mitt Romney of Massachusetts.
Major Hogwash
Nov 2013
#47
And *levied* by government so those tax dollars are there to be distributed. nt
tblue37
Nov 2013
#156
POTUS Obama is keeping, and will succeed in keeping, his promise to Senator Kennedy
laserhaas
Nov 2013
#84
Congress and President Obama knew what the insurance companies were when they wrote the ACA
AndyA
Nov 2013
#85
It wasn't a prediction problem...just you cannot stop them from doing it...
VanillaRhapsody
Nov 2013
#112
I see. They handled access and cost together by omitting the need to give info.
merrily
Nov 2013
#187
maybe by the time his presidency is up he will be tired of cooperating with corporations.
liberal_at_heart
Nov 2013
#125
Saint Reagan's "government is the problem" was one of the most cynically harmful statements ever
indepat
Nov 2013
#129
Will - in a lot of ways we contributed to nix on government. We made jokes about it, like .....
marble falls
Nov 2013
#135
How did Republican politicians know in advance that the website was not ready??
Maineman
Nov 2013
#138
Yeah I agree entirely, and for a President whose campaign utilized technology so masterfully,
Mayberry Machiavelli
Nov 2013
#139
I agree with everything here. But the ACA is NOT a debacle. That's a right wing amplification
ancianita
Nov 2013
#142
I think we should BAN all Republicans from getting government services!
Rosa Luxemburg
Nov 2013
#145
Dude, the Democratic party has been enthusiastic partners in privatizing
Luminous Animal
Nov 2013
#172
I just had an epiphany. I am not pissed about government's failures or callousness.
merrily
Nov 2013
#176