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SickOfTheOnePct

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2. I'm glad that a state is finally taking it on

Reply to Nuclear Unicorn (Original post)

Fri Oct 30, 2015, 12:49 PM

Oct 2015

But I want to see how they're going to handle active and retired military and federal employees.

It also appears that there will be co-pays for some services, although waivers appear possible based on need. I would like to see more detail on what services will require co-pays, what the income cut off is, etc.

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ColoradoCare backers collect 156,000 signatures for single-payer plan [View all] Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2015 OP

I look forward to seeing how this goes in Colorado. They seem to be way ahead of the curve.... think Oct 2015 #1

I'm glad that a state is finally taking it on SickOfTheOnePct Oct 2015 #2

as usual DustyJoe Oct 2015 #3

Pot is already taxed at 25% or higher (no pun intended) Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2015 #4

I think these same questions can apply to ACA also. jwirr Oct 2015 #5

These aren't income taxes SickOfTheOnePct Oct 2015 #6

That's contingent upon costs keeping within that 10%. Vermont wasn't able to do so. Nuclear Unicorn Oct 2015 #7