"HOW"S [[ YOUR ]] Healthcare costs being affected by " Obama?"

[Whoo]

I don't see how anyone can call the health care plan a failure when it hasn't even been fully implemented!  Second, in this instant gratification country we live in, potential long-term savings is just a blip on the screen of a forgetful mind.

I deplore the fact there was no public option, but even so - and I will maintain - ANY change was better than what we have lived with for so long.  I have yet to see a Republican come up with an alternative that doesn't eventually route consumers right back to what we have been living with already.  Not much.  Healthcare being literally outpriced to everyone but the wealthy.

Ah, but when we little people are all lying on our sickbeds and/or deathbeds and the wealthy don't have any one to do their work for them, will they offer healthcare then? ::) >:(

[Mr T]

I'm wondering why Terry think that Nanners can't get care because of Obama? 

Did he take away her previous excellent care? 

[Sir Jeffrey]

I agree Whoo it is years to early to say whether or not the healthcare plan will work or not.

[Terry]

gee, terry - no source? That's not *quite* "UR" posting "style"

OOopS!  CNN ... Cafferty file
SORRY!

[Terry]

HamJam says:

Insurance companies don't build those giant skyscrapers with fairy dust. Insurance companies are corporations. Corporations have been controlling Washington for quite some time. I'm surprised that we aren't forced to buy life insurance or earthquake insurance or meteor insurance or illegal alien insurance, etc.

Obama?.....he's just another bedbug.
& his bit  { out of my pocket } is taking its toll!
toll - def:   taxes & charges "WE" shouldn't be strapped with!!!
It reminds me of when God first created 'humans'  she "Pelosi" gave Obama a bite of the apple!  ::O:  :confused:  ::D: ::D: ::D:

[Palehorse]

I don't see how anyone can call the health care plan a failure when it hasn't even been fully implemented!  Second, in this instant gratification country we live in, potential long-term savings is just a blip on the screen of a forgetful mind.

I deplore the fact there was no public option, but even so - and I will maintain - ANY change was better than what we have lived with for so long.  I have yet to see a Republican come up with an alternative that doesn't eventually route consumers right back to what we have been living with already.  Not much.  Healthcare being literally outpriced to everyone but the wealthy.

Ah, but when we little people are all lying on our sickbeds and/or deathbeds and the wealthy don't have any one to do their work for them, will they offer healthcare then? ::) >:(

Indeed!  :8):

[Terry]

 ANY change was better than what we have lived with for so long.
We'll soon find out come Dec. 31st  :o  :-\  ::O:  :confused: ....  :mad: !