[mdittmar]

That's just "Mean Spirited";)

[Repeal The 17th]

“...except active-duty military members and postal workers...”
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What’s so special about the freaking post office?

[Mastador1]

Personally I think it would be poetic justice. All of these Unions got their membership to vote for the dems that pushed it through so they should be required to live with what they wanted everyone else to be stuck with.

[Mygirlsmom]

Sauce for the goose....

[FlingWingFlyer]

Everyone should have to endure their “fair share” of suffering. That goes for those foghorn buffoons on Capitol Hill too. Those bass turds wrote and passed this garbage, they should have to live with the consequences of their dumbass actions.

[Amendment10]

Why does’t GOP simply say that the states have never delegated to the federal government via the Constitution the specific power to regulate, tax and spend for public healthcare purposes?

[tanknetter]

“It seems to be a political gimmick to help lawmakers undo an amendment to the Affordable Care Act that was meant to be a poison pill,”

So the AFGE President is on the record as admitting that there are poison pills in ObamaCare?

Even if this proposal goes nowhere, forcing him to make such an admission is an absolutely priceless outcome.

[SeminoleCounty]

When is the GOP going to END OBAMACARE?

Playing peeing contests with Dems over ObamaCare...extending it to Illegal Aliens, Islamic Terrorists, and Federal Workers is not ENDING OBAMACARE

Wake up People

[SpaceBar]

Getting Obama elected: $1 billion.

Getting Obamacare passed: Months of propaganda and political strongarming against overwhelming negative public opinion.

Having to drink from the very punchbowl you placed the turd into: Priceless.

[jeffc]

Ooohhhh, now I get it.

When Zero said that you can keep your health insurance if you like it, he was referring only to federal workers, not us peons.

[Ciexyz]

Don’t push this federal retiree, covered by the FEHBP, into Obamacare. I didn’t vote for it or for Obama so why should I have to suffer.

[DUMBGRUNT]

Lawmakers have also questioned whether congressional staffers would lose the retirement health benefits they qualify for after working for the government for 20 years.

Went to a meeting about my insurance plan that was to be supplementary to Medicare all paid for. I retired after 40 years and they think it may be a $50 month charge after 2014!!!

My hearings were due for replacement and I selected the TOP OF THE LINE $6k + next replacement may be a plastic funnel. I have very good insurance ... for now!

[WeatherGuy]

Labor groups that represent federal workers oppose the Camp proposal.

These people are scumbags. "Silly peasants, don't you realize idiotic laws are only for you, not us elites....."

[benasawin]

>Federal employees rely on FEHBP during their working lives and in retirement, and Congress should not play around with eliminating this crucial element of federal compensation>

Ohhh, the specialness of certain people amazes me. How does this match up with:
GM salary employees rely on Health & Life Insurance during their working lives and in retirement, and Congress/GM should not play around with eliminating this crucial element of benefits . . .

Some people are just more special than others I guess.