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Snowe Says Trigger Unlikely in Finance Committee Bill
Politico ^ | 9/14/09

Posted on 09/14/2009 2:47:44 PM PDT by TroutGuy

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To: glock rocks

The trigger is just a back door to universal healthcare. Sure you can keep your insurance, but by the time he govt gets done beating it up you won’t want it anymore.


41 posted on 09/14/2009 7:48:36 PM PDT by Wisconsinlady
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To: TroutGuy

“It’s hard to know which of these two possibilities”

If you care about freedom, the only outcome to root for is that the effort collapses and the whole shooting matche of higher taxes, mandates goes kaput and the Dems are uprooted in a landslide in 2010.


42 posted on 09/14/2009 8:08:32 PM PDT by WOSG (OPERATION RESTORE AMERICAN FREEDOM - NOVEMBER, 2010 - DO YOUR PART!)
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To: TroutGuy

She’s bluffing.

She is just like the Zero....when she opens her mouth, she lies!

I am ashamed she calls herself a Republican!


43 posted on 09/14/2009 8:15:26 PM PDT by luvie (2010 is Conservatives' to win....or lose. So....LET'S WIN!!)
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To: WellyP
Never trust ANYTHING Snowe says! She will always sell out to the highest bidder!

Exactly. She's probably saying this to use as leverage to get some pork pet project thrown into the legislation. Once she gets her pork she'll vote for anything the Dems write up.

44 posted on 09/14/2009 9:59:30 PM PDT by NotSoModerate (Report dissenters to snitch@whitehouse.gov for a $4,500 tax credit)
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45 posted on 09/14/2009 10:09:26 PM PDT by taraytarah
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To: David1
Yes, crap was passed. But one cannot equate that to socialized medicine.

Medicare Part D, one of the largest expansions since Medicare was initiated conservatively costing $724 BILLION through 2015, expected to cost at least double if not triple the initial projection... pushed and signed by Bush and a lot of Republicans.

SCHIP, major expansion of a dying program covering "Poverty line" families making $84,000 and covering "children" up to 24 years of age - brought back to life and signed into law by... wait for it... Bush and a lot of Republicans.

50 BILLION dollars to fight AIDS - in other countries, expected to be doubled by Obama - pushed through by Bush and the Republicans

So yes, it might not be in one big chunk, but a lot of little pieces add up quickly. and are the bases for an ever expanding "System".

46 posted on 09/15/2009 3:36:15 AM PDT by AvOrdVet ("Put the wagons in a circle for all the good it'll do")
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I can’t imagine ANY republicans voting for ANY bill that comes out of committee.

First off, they haven’t brought the republicans to draft any legislation.

Secondly, if ANY republican signs on, then it can be labeled, a BIPARTISAN BILL.

Let us pray:

“Please God, give these idiot republicans the strength, courage, moral fortitude and common sense to recognize a boodogle when they see it. Give them the smarts to vote NO!!!! Amen.”


47 posted on 09/15/2009 6:27:59 AM PDT by nikos1121 (Praying for -16 today.)
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