Impeding changes to our Health Care system

[Shawnee123]

Originally Posted by classicman

I would really like to see all these "endless cheap shots."
I've intentionally NOT done that. Again, you want to lump me in with other posters. STOP IT.

Oh bullshit.

This is the next step after avoiding any points: talk about how nice you are about it all.

Originally Posted by classicman

The impact of the current tort reform is negligible. READ what I wrote - true tort reform. Not just an appeasing mention.

Originally Posted by Redux

the bulk of the Medicare cuts are to MA providers who have been overpaid by more than 15%.

Originally Posted by classicman

Thereby reducing the number of providers that will accept it = less providers for those covered.

Originally Posted by Redux

THere are both costs and benefits implemented immediately and other costs and benefits that are deferred until regulations can be written...unless you expect the Insurance Exchange to be created overnight and w/o public comment (then you would probably complain about acting too quickly and w/o transpaerency).

Originally Posted by classicman

There are virtually no benefits and the costs start immediately.
Don't tell me what I would and/or wouldn't do. You are getting to be an asshole - please stop.

Originally Posted by Redux

Exactly what are those provisions that were stripped out that represented the vast majority of reform?
The public option?

Originally Posted by classicman

I already listed them and do not care to do so again.

Originally Posted by Redux

Not the enemy, just a partisan.

Originally Posted by classicman

That you are, and a self admitted one.

Originally Posted by Redux

you are a hypocrite.

Originally Posted by classicman

more name calling - very nice.

Seriously? Oh well, at least you got merc to suck your dick again.

Oh, am I being a name-caller? Well, YES I am! I freely admit it.

Oh, merc? It's challenge, not CHALLANGE. And, when you mean MORE THAN, as in TOO MUCH, it's T-O-O. Not TO MUCH. Unless you're going to a town called MUCH, in which case TO MUCH would be correct.

Maybe someone will learn something today after all.