[neverdem]

So much for pandering to AARP and their fellow travelers.

[perez24]

My mother-in-law's prescriptions went from $80 to $8 a month. (I know because I pay them more or less). When I told her to thank a Republican she was shocked.

Sweet old brainwashed biddy!!!

[Gunslingr3]

A new survey suggests that the number of Medicare beneficiaries with negative views of the new prescription drug law far exceeds the number with positive views.

Bwhahahaha! Stupid Republicans, trying to buy off the feckless elderly who insist every damn thing that gets invented is suddenly a birthright to be provided by taxing subsequent generations. They're mad it's not completely free.

The 'Greatest Generation' is the biggest 'Gimme Generation' America's ever had...

"If the Democrats were to propose that all Americans leap off a thousand-foot cliff, moderate Republicans would come up with a compromise proposal that three-quarters of us leap off a 500-foot cliff." -Thomas Sowell

[NeoCaveman]

F@#$#$g ingrates.

[farmfriend]

A majority of beneficiaries said they believed that the law would be helpful to most people on Medicare, including low-income people and those with very high drug costs or no other drug coverage.

Wasn't that who this law was supposed to help? How is this a negative? Really what is being said here is that older Americans with moderate to larger incomes want cheaper drugs and so the law is flawed because it did not give it to them.