Healthcare

[Oscar Wilde]

How do you plan to fix that?

My last comment was unrelated to the topic and interjected as an afterthought relative to our collective social ills. I know, I shouldn't do that.

Anarchy? Not just yet, there is a figurehead that some believe shows promise but the gloves are going to have to come off ... and I don't believe in compromise.

O.W.

[Seditious]

My last comment was unrelated to the topic and interjected as an afterthought relative to our collective social ills. I know, I shouldn't do that.

Anarchy? Not just yet, there is a figurehead that some believe shows promise but the gloves are going to have to come off ... and I don't believe in compromise.

O.W.

I didn't design it, build it, buy it or break it, I just have to live in it...

[Oscar Wilde]

I didn't design it, build it, buy it or break it, I just have to live in it...

And "we" need to fix it or hold those charged with fixing and maintaining to task.

O.W.

[TonyM]

Republicans’ 4-Step Plan to Repeal the Affordable Care Act

Step 1: Defang the filibuster

Step 2: Add the details

Step 3: The new president’s role

Step 4: Find a replacement

http://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/04/us...eal-plan.html?

[Pastor Guest]

If the Federal Government got out of healthcare altogether, when the dust settled, we would all be much better off. The free market trumps government every time. Pun intended.

[TonyM]

The Week Republicans Woke Up To The Reality Of Obamacare Repeal


But while Republicans have voted to repeal Obamacare dozens of times
before, this time is very different. There is no President Barack Obama
to veto their efforts, no Democratic Senate to stop them. And, for the
first time since the ACA was passed in 2010, the stark reality of what
is at stake – 20 million people who have insurance because of Obamacare–
seems to have sunk in.

"There's a lot of people I think who said they wanted to do it when
they knew that it wouldn't happen and now that there's a real potential,
obviously with the House and the Senate and the President and
reconciliation, there is a little more concern with how it's done," said
Rep. Scott Perry (R-CA). "Some people when ... they didn't think it
meant anything, it was easy and they didn't think about the fact that it
actually could happen and that's unfortunate."

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/dc/the-...macare-repeal?