Posted by 55 50 Ron on December 11, 2013 at 13:17:47 from (209.131.230.244):
In Reply to: NATIONAL HEALTHCARE posted by 730-LP on December 11, 2013 at 10:22:56:
Does the "guvmint" review every insurance company"s plans to know which are and which aren"t "compatible" to "Nocare". If they do, then that becomes more of the intervention that government has no business doing!!
I actually wonder if ANY of our legislators read that whole "plan" through before voting.
Wonder if there was opposition to Social Security when it was being proposed? Of course it has been beaten to death by changes over the years and no longer lives up to the original ideas behind it.
I agree with someone who said vote to veto "Nocare" now. The longer it hangs around, the more puss it adds to the sore. Latest poll shows 60% of the people don"t want it.
We are well on the way down the slope of socialism.
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