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To: nikos1121
Once Obamacare kicks in you never get rid of it. That's because the first to sign up will be those who are subsidized, and there will be no way to pay for their insurance without dragging everyone else in to it. Besides that, so many employee plans and private plans will disappear in six months that there will be no alternative to following through.

It's the RINO way to put things off now and worry about the future in the future. If you can't control the present when the means are there, how are you going to control the future?

12 posted on 09/28/2013 11:53:40 AM PDT by grania
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To: grania
Besides that, so many employee plans and private plans will disappear in six months

They already have. Numerous private and state plans already kaput -- no funding and no budget after the first of the year. It would not even be legal to re-enact those plans. No going back now and no alternative (as you say) put forth by the Republicans.

The defunding should have occurred three years ago and on an ongoing basis since then.

20 posted on 09/28/2013 12:15:35 PM PDT by steve86 (Some things aren't really true but you wouldn't be half surprised if they were.)
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To: grania

“If you can’t control the present when the means are there, how are you going to control the future? “

The RINOs don’t want the GOP to control the future. They are really disguised Democrats, so they want the Democrats to win (except for an issue or two they disagree with their fellow Democrats about).

The Democrats are the criminals, and the left-wing Republicans are the crooked cops. No matter who wins, we get robbed.


53 posted on 09/28/2013 3:52:58 PM PDT by Siegfried X
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