Oh my… on and on it goes
We can’t control what others do and we can’t stop misfortune from striking. But we can control our own actions. Those who are financially prudent will most likely enjoy success, even if events don’t always go their way.
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Al Lindquist:
remember; “you can keep your doctor and the cost will be $2,500”–“we need to sign the bill before we know what it actually provides”.. the same folks who lied and deny the obvious now tell us the Medicare For All is our solution–what makes me think they know more now than they did in 2010?
as we say in this house; “anything those lefty loons touch turns to sh –.”
per usual Jack good work with basic facts.
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Which president? Clearly the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 was oversold as a solution. Clearly, many “lies” were told about what it would accomplish.
Now, here we are, 15 years later, and primarily as a result of Congress and President Obama and President Biden buying votes (Obama when the D’s had a 60 vote majority in the Senate, Biden when he gave us the American Rescue Act and the Inflation Reduction Act), we have added $27 Trillion to our national debt, in $1 – $2 Trillion a year dollops, during the 15 years since Health Reform became law. Yes, Virginia, we increased our national debt, in just 15 years, from $10 Trillion in 2010 to $38 Trillion today.
National Health Expenditures were $2.59 Trillion in 2010, and they are $5.25 Trillion in 2025.
The Obama and Biden adminitrations with Democratic Congressional approval, removed personal financial responsibility for the cost of health care services, enabled many to spend other people’s money, and this is the outcome. Why are folks so surprised?
Which president is/was lying?
Both, all … at least when it comes to health care.
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