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cbayer

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8. And not a bad back door at all.

Reply to Ellipsis (Reply #5)

Tue Mar 27, 2012, 12:24 PM

Mar 2012

They are using this time to make badly needed changes in Medicare. This will make it a much more viable option for the single source provider/payer.

And the health insurance companies, despite reports to the contrary, hate this plan.

I remain very optimistic.

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Will the Supreme court pave the way for Medicare for all? [View all] Skink Mar 2012 OP

What have you been smoking? n/t orwell Mar 2012 #1

If its overturned, Dems won't touch Health care reform for another 50+ years. JoePhilly Mar 2012 #2

Universal Healthcare is inevitable. nt onehandle Mar 2012 #3

No, the ACC will pave the way for Medicare for all. cbayer Mar 2012 #4

optimistically, I agree with that. Ellipsis Mar 2012 #5

And not a bad back door at all. cbayer Mar 2012 #8

How is the mandate that every employee purchase Medicare Insurance different Bandit Mar 2012 #6

Good luck with that...nt SidDithers Mar 2012 #7

In an alternative universe, most certainly peace frog Mar 2012 #9

Who's going to vote for it? NYC Liberal Mar 2012 #10