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To: preamble

>>>IF Mitt thinks waivers to 50 states
is sufficient, he is delirious and stupid.<<<

The reality is that there is no guarantee that all 50 states will want to waive the requirements. The most liberal states certainly will not, and I suppose states that do could always take it back. This would only be a first step, the United States congress and senate would have to pass laws to repeal it. That’s probably not going to happen no matter who is President.


18 posted on 10/04/2011 9:11:20 PM PDT by Force of Truth (Intelligence and virtue are preferable in a candidate, but I'd much rather he or she be chinchy.)
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To: Force of Truth

good point. Maryland and Vermont definitely wouldn’t accept
a waiver.

The massive entitlement would still be valid, even if a waiver existed in
that state. We would be on the hook for $2.5 trillion over 10 years.

Look i understand people might need help buying insurance. But this
is one massive redistribution scheme. People who make $80,000 get
federal subsidies IF they are on a state exchange. An entitlement. Everyone
who qualifies gets money. No limits to the “pot of money.”
Why?

A much smaller state program or charity program would deliver better
service. And go to the neediest families down on their luck, not
$80,000 who go to Disneyworld on taxpayer dime.


20 posted on 10/04/2011 9:20:41 PM PDT by preamble
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To: Force of Truth

Those states who don’t want waivers are free to pass their own obamcares or romneycares or whatever it would be named.


28 posted on 10/05/2011 6:34:04 AM PDT by Halfmanhalfamazing ( Media doesn't report, It advertises. So that last advertisement you just read, what was it worth?)
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