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MontanaMama

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35. No, we're not there yet.

Wed Jun 28, 2017, 03:36 PM

Jun 2017

In my heart of hearts, I truly think we'll pull out of this. The longer it takes the GOpee to ram this through, the more folks are getting woke and wising up. Keep calling your reps. Keep talking to your neighbors. I do not miss an opportunity to talk about this issue with whoever will listen.

The MSM and politicians just love to harp about how "complicated this issue is." That is code for "this is too difficult for us to understand and to talk to you about in any meaningful fashion, so we'll just keep puking out our talking points. We don't want to mention that health care apparently hasn't been too difficult for every other industrialized nation on the planet to tackle. So, don 't worry your heads about this, here - watch another commercial for Cialis."

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Would we be better off with ACA repeal with no replace? [View all] Buckeyeblue Jun 2017 OP

Nope. You might, but all of those people who are now covered MineralMan Jun 2017 #1

Exactly MM. A lot of people would be hurt still_one Jun 2017 #2

It's frustrating to see people only concerned about their own MineralMan Jun 2017 #5

well said still_one Jun 2017 #7

So true so true. Wellstone ruled Jun 2017 #26

That's what the Repubs WANTED to do... Wounded Bear Jun 2017 #3

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That seems like little harash fescuerescue Jun 2017 #16

... LOL Lib Jun 2017 #34

Hell no. nt LexVegas Jun 2017 #6

So my point is this... Buckeyeblue Jun 2017 #8

Why r u so sure the "ACA is going to go"? n/t asuhornets Jun 2017 #19

I'd like to read an answer to that as well. procon Jun 2017 #30

The current administration has made it clear. LOL Lib Jun 2017 #37

Is this a serious question? stopbush Jun 2017 #9

Respectully, NO. MontanaMama Jun 2017 #10

But my question isn't should ACA stay Buckeyeblue Jun 2017 #13

No. MontanaMama Jun 2017 #17

Hay now. We're not 'there' yet. sprinkleeninow Jun 2017 #32

No, we're not there yet. MontanaMama Jun 2017 #35

What you said. Yeah-yasss! sprinkleeninow Jun 2017 #38

Montana Mama...Thank You for your great post..on why ACA is important.. Stuart G Jun 2017 #14

Thank you for reading MontanaMama Jun 2017 #18

Thank you so much for this post LeftInTX Jun 2017 #25

I watched that town hall! MontanaMama Jun 2017 #39

Millions would be thrown off Medicare, contraception copays could go to $30 again ehrnst Jun 2017 #12

What? BumRushDaShow Jun 2017 #15

Excuse me while I pop your trial balloon, tovarich. LuvLoogie Jun 2017 #20

"But if we had to choose..." Iggo Jun 2017 #21

The rate of uninsured dropped a full 40 % in veterans under age 65 Tanuki Jun 2017 #22

ACA is so much better for me, than prior. It actually pays claims that prior did not. Eom pirateshipdude Jun 2017 #23

Sure, if you're part of the leisure class Orrex Jun 2017 #24

Politically, yes. In terms of human care and dignity, no. Tatiana Jun 2017 #27

No. Insurance corps dumped anyone they wanted off insurance or refused to cover people slightly old Sunlei Jun 2017 #28

Sorry you are being accused of being a RW troll LOL Lib Jun 2017 #29

No Proud Liberal Dem Jun 2017 #31

The OP needs to do more studying. procon Jun 2017 #33

Bullsh_t! The 23 million who got insurance under the ACA, you don't care about them? brush Jun 2017 #36

Buckeyeblue, MontanaMama Jun 2017 #40

Single Payer ONLY!! Fluke a Snooker Jun 2017 #41

Nyet Comrade. denbot Jun 2017 #42

Maybe we should repeal Medicaid XRubicon Jun 2017 #43