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Since when are Republicans against private insurance companies making a lot of money?
Who said I was against it? It was Obama who has been villifying them. I thought the left saw them as the enemy. The left is being sold down the river ...again.
Since when are Republicans against private insurance companies making a lot of money?
Since when is the amount that the insurance companies make a lot of money? I keep seeing from 2% to 5% being what they are making. Is that a lot of money?
I've never understood why the Advantage Plan gets more reimbursement from the federal government than does people with basic Medicare. The free preventive care is worth it alone for seniors who don't need prescription drugs.
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The final version of a massive health care reform package would help seniors with prescription drug costs, offer free preventive care under Medicare, provide incentives to companies to offer insurance for early retirees and ban limits on lifetime health care coverage.
Democrats Release Their Final Health Care Reform Package - AARP Bulletin Today (http://bulletin.aarp.org/yourhealth/policy/articles/democrats_release_their_final_health_care_reform_p ackage.html - broken link)
well if AARP endorses it, I know I am against it..
This would have been news six months ago when AARP first announced their support for Health care Reform.
Just because they supported it six months ago doesn't mean they would support it as many provisions have been dropped or added. Same with Congress. Some voted against it six months ago are now on board. Some who did, now are against. Same with the AARP.
Just because they supported it six months ago doesn't mean they would support it as many provisions have been dropped or added. Same with Congress. Some voted against it six months ago are now on board. Some who did, now are against. Same with the AARP.
Did they change their position in the last six months?
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