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America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009 - The USCHO debates

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Is anything she said incorrect?
I just found out today that insurance companies threw in their support to the insurance bill. Their payment from the Dems for that was the mandatory insurance clause for everyone making over $X.
 
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I just found out today that insurance companies threw in their support to the insurance bill. Their payment from the Dems for that was the mandatory insurance clause for everyone making over $X.

Huh?:confused:
 
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Is anything she said incorrect?

Given that it was her subjective opinion, and the fact that congress and the insurance companies are jointly trying to reach some agreements on a health plan, the point is that it wasn't exactly the smartest thing for her to say at this time.
 
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Given that it was her subjective opinion, and the fact that congress and the insurance companies are jointly trying to reach some agreements on a health plan, the point is that it wasn't exactly the smartest thing for her to say at this time.

So nothing she said was incorrect. Thanks.
 
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So nothing she said was incorrect. Thanks.
If it makes you feel better, she was incorrect. Can you find some bad apples in any large scale private enterprise, absolutely. That doesn't mean that enterprise as a whole is evil.
 
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If it makes you feel better, she was incorrect. Can you find some bad apples in any large scale private enterprise, absolutely. That doesn't mean that enterprise as a whole is evil.


Pelosi is just an angry old ****
 
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Its a pretty broad brush she painted with, I can't imagine most folks feel that way about their health insurance coverage. I would assume some do and probably rightfully so but all?
"Of course they've been immoral all along in how they have treated the people that they insure,"
 
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Is anything she said incorrect?

Statements about morality and villainhood are not testable, so the statements she made were mere opinions which are by definition neither incorrect or correct.

I personally disagree with her, but that's all I can say.
 
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How about you point out the purple statements? You have every bit as much chance of success... :rolleyes:

He said he could. He hasn't, but he said he could.

I admit I am unable to point out any purple statements. Then again, no one said she made any purple statements, so...
 
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He said he could. He hasn't, but he said he could.

I admit I am unable to point out any purple statements. Then again, no one said she made any purple statements, so...

YOU brought up whether the statements were correct or not in the very first post responding to Bill's. You asked the wrong question and are now crowing that nobody will answer it. Nobody will answer it BECAUSE THERE IS NO ANSWER.

The closest thing Pelosi said to a statement that could be correct or incorrect is her assertion that the insurers are doing "everything" in their power to prevent a public option. Well, if there's a single insurance company that has a single dollar left in its bank account (and I assume you'll so stipulate), then that's a dollar they could have spent trying to defeat the public option. Therefore, they actually haven't done "everything" that they could, and Nancy is incorrect.
 
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