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2016 Postmortem

Baobab

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2. As long as they dont change anything any systems that are completely free , that dont involve money

Reply to tazkcmo (Reply #1)

Sat May 28, 2016, 11:49 PM

May 2016

at all that were in place before January 1998 i think will do fine. As long as they dont change anything or do anything.

the deals "capture the autonomous level of liberalisation" at the date of their signing, which with some countries like us would be either 1994 or perhaps January 1998, and use that as a ceiling for public involvement and regulation.

Here in the US, however, the ACA would be rolled back- .

because it is post standstill- regulation and its in a covered area, health insurance.

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Pending Pact Will likely "roll back" ACA, and make all Sanders platform impossible [View all] Baobab May 2016 OP

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As long as they dont change anything any systems that are completely free , that dont involve money Baobab May 2016 #2

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