Therefore, either argue the actual numbers in this bill, or else admit that you are arguing about speculative straw men that may never even come to pass. Is your argument so weak that you have to invent numbers, after all, or can you make your case based upon what is written in the current bill? Well, let me see. I have to limit my case to only the numbers in the bill, yet you get to speculate about privatization that may or may not come to pass?
I read you loud and clear. LOL.
"Well, let me see. I have to limit my case to only the numbers in the bill, yet you get to speculate about privatization that may or may not come to pass? I read you loud and clear. LOL."
The Medicare reform Privatization provisions *are* in this bill. So too is funding authorized at $39.5 Billion per year for ten years.
That's what I stated earlier, and that's what's in this bill.
On the other hand, you keep coming up with wild-eyed "Trillion" Dollar numbers that are *NOT* in this bill.
If you can't make your case based upon the numbers in this actual bill, then you probably don't have a very good argument.