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To: Dustbunny

No he's not. I wasn't thrilled about his domestic agenda either. He definately is no Ronald Reagan. I would oppose some of that domestic agenda. We made a big mistake not opposing more vigorously that new huge drug program entitlement he shoved down our throat. No more!


10 posted on 02/01/2006 10:12:14 PM PST by winner3000
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To: winner3000

Yeah, I guess it just as I anticipated. He had nothing to excite us about...hint hint (move to abolish IRS, border security, slashing of useless federal agencies). Who am I kidding? These are just wet dreams.


15 posted on 02/01/2006 10:17:45 PM PST by miliantnutcase
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To: winner3000

I did not say it was perfect. Geo. W. has done quite a number of things that I was not happy with. He tries much to hard 'to get along' with Demorats for one, prescription drug plan for another. Hopefully he will make some changes. He is certainly better than the alternative, Kerry.


17 posted on 02/01/2006 10:18:43 PM PST by Dustbunny (May God be gracious to us and Bless us and make his face shine upon us Ps67:1 Selah)
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To: winner3000
You don't like the drug program entitlement. Why? I'm sincerely interested in your reason. If you're not of age to "benefit" from it, does that influence your decision? If you are AND use a number of expensive medications, and have no company drug plan, what do you suggest for those in the same boat?

I recently reached the Medicare age but have not signed up for it's drug plan. It would be interesting to know the statistics on what percentage of eligible people HAVE taken advantage of the plan.

On TV just tonight, we were warned against buying drugs from Canada. We don't know where they originate and they may be unsafe. That may be so but I could not help wondering if that translates into: sign up for the Medicare Drug Program. Beside the fact that it is a typically complicated gov't program, the costs will be astronomical. And current workers will pay much of it, at the same time not knowing if Medicare will be available to them when they reach that age.

289 posted on 02/02/2006 12:03:32 AM PST by IIntense
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