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2016 Postmortem
In reply to the discussion: n Medicare-for-All, Clinton Reminds Us That She's Part of the Problem [View all]SoapBox
(18,791 posts)11. K & R
She is perfectly clear...she sides with big money and big power.
She won't rock the boat for the Health Insurance industry...
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eridani
Dec 2015
OP
Medicare is not free, there is a premium associated with Part B and Part D.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#2
Misleading, these are facts, in countries where there is national health care
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#7
Of course, but would you give up your Medicare to sign up for the ACA instead?
EndElectoral
Dec 2015
#16
The high taxes result in a much higher standard of living. Single payer proposals here, like those
eridani
Dec 2015
#57
What is misleading is the facts has not been delivered, the might not fact. Part B is coverage for
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#19
I am, I am looking at reality, it will not be free, does not matter what you have been told.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#23
You are pulling numbers and rates out of thin air. it is misleading and disingenuous. eom
Karma13612
Dec 2015
#36
The whole point is, unless you get the CBO to do an analysis, you aren't going to have
Karma13612
Dec 2015
#38
Well, to startvwith therecwill have to be lots of Republicans defeatedcand removed from Congress.
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#39
Love to see single payer, keep in mind - private insurance companies actually administer Medicare.
Hoyt
Dec 2015
#26
Sometimes you have to deal with reality of politics, even if disgusting. That's what Clinton is doin
Hoyt
Dec 2015
#43
Yes we would--they make no actuarial decisions and no decisions about what is covered
eridani
Dec 2015
#58
If a patient has insurance, the tests and treatments ordered will exceed anything in other
Hoyt
Dec 2015
#59
Nope. All price schedules will be negotiated and controlled--just like they are elsewhere n/t
eridani
Dec 2015
#60
Strange. Repubs have driven discourse so far to the right by insisting constantly and loudly what--
eridani
Dec 2015
#62
My health insurance at work was charging me $1,200 per month for my healthy 20 year old
Dustlawyer
Dec 2015
#8
Taxes will still be about $300 a month, what is the difference. $50. If it isn't paid one way it
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#22
Really no reason for me to continue this, this plan will not happen in the next 10 years, maybe more
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#25
Personal attacks on me when is not going to change the fact there are too
Thinkingabout
Dec 2015
#31
The attacks are on your bullshit arguments against healthcare for all.
Warren Stupidity
Dec 2015
#33
The Repubs got to where they are today by demanding every ridiculous policy they wanted---
eridani
Dec 2015
#48
The proposal replaces medicare medicaid and other programs with a comprehensive universal
Warren Stupidity
Dec 2015
#18
Clintons should know they have been 'working towards' Gov healthcare for all Americans the longest.
Sunlei
Dec 2015
#12
Glad it was so wonderfully easy for you to get on disability in the first place
eridani
Dec 2015
#56
it is also quite ironic that the duers who swore that heritage care was a step toward single payer
Doctor_J
Dec 2015
#17
Imagine the response here if it was a Republican making the identical attack instead
Karmadillo
Dec 2015
#35