[Uncle Bill]

BTTT

[backhoe]

"If you think medical care is expensive now...
...wait 'til it's free."

P. J. O'Rourke

[Sir Gawain]

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[wolfman]

Medicaire is like a derailed train falling off a cliff, nothing can now be done to stop it's crash.. it's beyond the point of no return anyway, so we might as well drink all the expensive wine and eat all the imported caviar before it lands. The same can be said about:

Stock Market
Housing Market
The Dollar
America

[TLBSHOW]

Hey UB good morning. I see we have more socialist BS coming from the republican prez....oh well won't get fooled again will we?

[TLBSHOW]

If you think you're conservatives, you have a long way to go, because what some of you people were saying is not conservative at all. It's purely political.


Rush Limbaugh
White House Throws Principle Out Window

June 10, 2003


http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/926558/posts?page=


Rush isn't fooled and as he goes on he will expose the truth to MILLIONS OF LISTENERS........

[philman_36]

Slip sliding away, slip sliding away
You know the nearer your destitution, the more America's slip sliding away
with apologies to Simon/Garfunkel

[Inspector Harry Callahan]

Howdy Unc.

BTTT.

[Jim Noble]

It makes sense for our society to provide assistance targeted toward those who still face heavy burdens, chiefly because of their income

No it doesn't.

[Sparta]

Some more of that limited government from the GOP I've grown to love (sarcasm)

[Coleus]

Steve Forbes--How Bush Can Defeat the Naysayers
http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3a3323a82f60.htm

Medicare. The nation's new chief executive should approach Democratic Sen. John Breaux to chair a task force. This panel could pick up where Mr. Breaux left off in 1999 with recommendations from the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare. It could also further explore the bill Mr. Breaux co-sponsored with Republican Sen. Bill Frist that would allow seniors to opt out of traditional Medicare to join a plan resembling that of federal employees, which has an array of benefit choices. In addition, this plan would pay for prescription drugs, fully supplementing seniors who have incomes less than 35% above the poverty level.
http://www.issues2000.org/Steve_Forbes_Health_Care.htm
http://www.issues2000.org/More_Steve_Forbes_Health_Care.htm

[Mamzelle]

Since the whole medical system will be undergoing a collapse shortly, I don't see why one more boondoggle really matters. Look at California...