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George II

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25. There are huge holes in both of them.
Sun Nov 3, 2019, 06:22 PM
Nov 2019
If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for:
Joe Biden

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Ah, here comes the anti-MFA crowd peddling industry and right wing talking points again. LonePirate Nov 2019 #1
That's how you describe Ezra Klein and Vox? LOL! highplainsdem Nov 2019 #2
"incentivize businesses to provide worse (cheaper) insurance" is a RW talking point LonePirate Nov 2019 #3
Pointing out economic incentives Warren's plan creates is simply an observation. highplainsdem Nov 2019 #5
Please provide a few examples of businesses providing better plans than the Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #20
that isn't what is being said dsc Nov 2019 #45
Exactly! Thank you! highplainsdem Nov 2019 #47
Try reading the OP. From the excerpt I quoted: highplainsdem Nov 2019 #46
Yeah, you stand by calling "Ezra Klein & Vox rw".. it Cha Nov 2019 #33
What "right wing talking points"? Because the opinion differs from yours? Here's a question.... George II Nov 2019 #7
The RW talking point is worse insurance at a higher cost while today's system is better and cheaper. LonePirate Nov 2019 #9
I live in Connecticut and am on Medicare, thank you! George II Nov 2019 #10
Why are you on Medicare if private insurance is cheaper and better? LonePirate Nov 2019 #13
Because I'm over 65. The Medicare in "Medicare for All" is entirely different from my Medicare. George II Nov 2019 #14
Except it is not. There will not be separate MFA and Medicare systems. LonePirate Nov 2019 #15
But IF "Medicare for All" is implemented it will differ drastically from the current Medicare system George II Nov 2019 #18
Post removed Post removed Nov 2019 #19
Do some research into how the current Medicare program works and is administered. George II Nov 2019 #22
M4A is far different than Medicare. TidalWave46 Nov 2019 #37
Yes, using the "Medicare" terminology is a major misnomer. George II Nov 2019 #41
Both the Senate and House bills propose plans that are vastly superior to medicare. Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #23
There are huge holes in both of them. George II Nov 2019 #25
Um, please be specific. Compared to medicare what 'huge holes' are there? Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #29
Than I am definitely against it...sis in law can't get any more therapy in house because of medicare Demsrule86 Nov 2019 #39
"How Health Inurance Industry allies are going to lie and attack Warren's MFA Plan"- Wendel Potter sop Nov 2019 #36
There is a name for posts like this. It must be quiet over at JPR this time of year still_one Nov 2019 #59
This could end all the joys of the current system! BeyondGeography Nov 2019 #4
Congrats fellow senior (for healthcare purposes)! Backseat Driver Nov 2019 #11
That's not me...it's from this most excellent Wendell Potter diary BeyondGeography Nov 2019 #12
You said that was "from a commenter at Kos". OilemFirchen Nov 2019 #40
Our health care system is a cruel joke and everyone wants to move on from Obamacare BeyondGeography Nov 2019 #43
"..Everyone.."? No.. Biden's plan is winning. Cha Nov 2019 #50
Joe Biden Wants to "Get Rid" of Half of Obamacare BeyondGeography Nov 2019 #51
Private insurance just does not work Onthefly Nov 2019 #16
+1000! KPN Nov 2019 #21
That's the big drawback to these "M4A" plans that do away with private insurance. LOTS of people... George II Nov 2019 #6
I'm beginning to be persuaded that I might change my mind... LAS14 Nov 2019 #60
I'd be willing to bet that most of us do not work for those businesses. BluesRunTheGame Nov 2019 #8
Millions of state and fed workers and those in large union negotiated pools do have excellent emmaverybo Nov 2019 #27
And those plans are superior to what is proposed for MFA? Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #30
I don't know what M4All will end up being like. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #32
Evasive non answer. Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #55
Yes, and their excellent plans are guaranteed.. Cha Nov 2019 #34
Many have unaffordable shitty plans. Voltaire2 Nov 2019 #56
Seriously?!!! This is your answer? BluesRunTheGame Nov 2019 #48
Harris has the best plan Andy823 Nov 2019 #17
Yes she does. mcar Nov 2019 #44
Yeah they seem to be to busy to bother Andy823 Nov 2019 #49
You'll be accused of everything Right Wing under the sun; regardless of facts. oldsoftie Nov 2019 #24
I'm used to the kvetching from the usual gang. I'll keep posting facts anyway. highplainsdem Nov 2019 #26
Thanks for keeping keeping on. We need various sources of information and analysis. emmaverybo Nov 2019 #28
That's their default.. they think it works.. it Cha Nov 2019 #35
These exchanges of Opinion on MFA are very informative ritapria Nov 2019 #31
SSDD eom BlueMTexpat Nov 2019 #38
You saw Ezra Klein's analysis posted elsewhere here? Excellent analysis. EJ Dionne tweet: highplainsdem Nov 2019 #42
Yes, it's a worthwhile read BlueMTexpat Nov 2019 #53
I'm glad you looked at Klein's analysis, and hope others will. As for relying on experts -- highplainsdem Nov 2019 #57
Thanks for your response. BlueMTexpat Nov 2019 #58
Kicking this thread.. Cha Nov 2019 #61
Ezra's analysis is sound, but the employer inequality will just maintain the status quo andym Nov 2019 #52
Neither of those things are really penalties. aikoaiko Nov 2019 #54
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