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Potpourri. Christ you people can't spell. |
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I think spanky learned his lesson. There's still an opening in Tuvalu for an ambassadorship. |
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BC: "Ya know my wife? She likes to chow, if you know what I mean." LB: "Oh, well I think its wonderful to have a healthy appetite. George loves to eat. He eats lots of food. I enjoy food also." BC: "Uh, yeh. You ever seen Lincoln's secret cabinet? Lemme show you... its in his bedroom." |
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I spent three hours this morning strategising on how to get rid of Pombo. He has been quite a bad boy so it may not be as hard as I thought.
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The Ironic thing is that the liberals in this state (and the Unions) we the biggest defenders of the system that allows Gerrymandering, and because of it, it is very difficult to get rid of Congressmen (or State Senators or Assemblymen) who are even corrupt. If I could rewrite the constitution, besides putting in a right to privacy, I would not allow legislators to draw their own districts and would require all primaries to be open primaries. |
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My party sucks right now. But as far as I am concerned, we have only one legitimate party in this country, like it or not. And on that note, I retire to the beach. See you in a month. Aloha, SlaveWithATan |
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When will the fucking Dems get over this fantastic belief that Govt can somehow fix the economy? Say we gave the Dems what they want - repeal of tax cuts. What would that do? What does taking money from people and putting it in the govt's hands do to help the economy? I agree that it theoretically provides more funds for states and the fed govt to provide services. But those services are not going to give the middle class new jobs. The Dems seem to be arguing - when they approach anything coherent - that the answer to our soft employment problem, which lies at the foundation of all our economic woes (and they are only going to get worse), is to put more money into govt services? How does that cure our problem with foreign labor competition? BTW, wouldn't it benefit the economy more to privatize govt services as much as possible? If we need a buyer for our labor, why not make it Uncle Sam? He'd do a lot more good in that capacity than merely being a handout provider. At a minimum, we'd create more efficient services. Is there anyone who doubts a company, which has to make profits and run an organized, efficient ship, wouldn't provide better services more effectively than the govt? I hate dealing with corp behemoths, but at their worst, they move 5X faster than any govt angency I've encountered. So there's some fraud when you use private contractors. Those losses are a fraction of what the govt wastes running a comparabale program. |
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I have lived in four countries that had socialized medicine. And in every single country it sucked. I prefer our health system any day. However, the private market does not provide health care for everyone so the government has to step in. I believe that the government should step in to make sure everyone has healthcare, but this step should involve as little government involvement as possible. The probably with the Dems is that every time they try and propose a health care plan it is too government intensive. It is like they just don't get that when it is feasible, you don't involve the government. |
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Medicaid, which used to provide benefits to the poorer chunk of people who now have Medicare Part D, was not totally fucked up, and was all public (run by gov't). Thus, the smaller point is that when the "market" and private businesses were inserted into a system, it fucked it up. The larger point is probably that some things, like standard benefits that are to be offered to everyone in the whole country by federal mandate, are better administered by one entity than spread out among many. Also, the state of CA (and possible also TX and some other state) are suing the federal gov't over Part D because it is going to be more expensive than what it had cost CA (and TX and some other state, and probably still more) to do the same thing at the state level, and yet the gov't is requiring CA to pay over a bunch of money. Possibly what you actually want to argue is that Medicare Part D was a just a bad idea that never should have happened. I tend to agree with you. I left out "You little shit moron" that started this post because while it is friday for me, it is not for most people. |
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Hospitals and drug companys need to compete for business. We need to help the poor etc. but we need to keep as much competition as we can to keep the quality of service up. Because without competition you get health systems like UK, France or Japan where the quality of service is beyond pathetic. |
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Except bringing democracy to the Middle East. |
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We'll take that from Sebby, but the quota has been met for the month. BTW -- the last sentence of this post confirms it. S_A_M |
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The answer is "No, except perhaps for a brief period while in college". However, he has lived in this country as a young (but now nearing middle-age) well-educated, well-compensated professional with good insurance, so his experience irrefutably proves that our health care system is wonderful. S_A_M |
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Socialized medicine does provide better for the poor- BUT- at the expense of the not-poor. And compared to what you've become used to it sucks really hard. You want your kids to have to wait months for necessary procedures- MOVE TO CANADA- |
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SAM says he wouldn't mind significantly lesser medical service if it helps other have basic coverage. I am merely suggesting to him that he be like me- quit bitching and help. If he had significantly lesser meals he could help feed the poor- real benefits right now. And how many Xmas presents did he get his kids? share that too. By the way- fun times: http://www.infirmation.com/bboard/cl...?msg_id=0029IG |
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