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My Good Babushka

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18. I never said they shouldn't be able to

Reply to CreekDog (Reply #16)

Wed Dec 3, 2014, 03:27 PM

Dec 2014

I am critical because it leaves a large segment of the disabled in the same lousy predicament, and because the potential for abuse is extraordinarily high.

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Bipartisan bill to widen federal help for disabled [View all] Omaha Steve Dec 2014 OP

Well, this is a good bill TexasMommaWithAHat Dec 2014 #1

That was my question. I worked as a social worker with this group and not one single one would get jwirr Dec 2014 #8

Problem Is Robbins Dec 2014 #2

I agree, however... damyank913 Dec 2014 #17

Most disabled people My Good Babushka Dec 2014 #3

Think of the Koch brothers with a cane. LiberalArkie Dec 2014 #4

Yep. But will be heralded as a great triumph for the least among us. nt raouldukelives Dec 2014 #12

Excellent point. Hugin Dec 2014 #5

Not true CreekDog Dec 2014 #14

I never said "all the disabled are poor" My Good Babushka Dec 2014 #15

And why shouldn't those disabled who need to save for health care expenses CreekDog Dec 2014 #16

I never said they shouldn't be able to My Good Babushka Dec 2014 #18

Bipartisian support is a good -and so rare- thing. The ADA would not have passed without FailureToCommunicate Dec 2014 #6

Austerity 2.0 turbinetree Dec 2014 #7

Yes, a lot of things that have happened are bad but this next congress puts the fear of the devil jwirr Dec 2014 #10

what.a.joke. angrychair Dec 2014 #9

What I am afraid they mean to do is use the money from some other program (Medicare) to put in jwirr Dec 2014 #11

My daughter would like the ability to marry and work without losing much needed benefits. deurbano Dec 2014 #13