leswp1
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Re: Hey Massachusetts! Coakley or Brown?
Went to vote, had to stand in line at 2pm. I have never stood in line even at 'high volume times'. At the time it was snowing like crazy and there was no parking. They even had a policeman directing traffic.
Works if you have a catastrophe but not if you have a run of the mill chronic illness. If you think anyone can get care if you want it~ you must've been born with a silver spoon in your mouth. I spend at least half of my day trying to finagle my treatment plans for under-insured folks who can't afford their meds, can't afford the tests and are getting sicker because of suboptimal treatment.Yeah, it's been covered but my point is that we already have medicaid, medicare, workers' comp, and endless charity organizations that are ready and able to provide care for anyone that can't afford insurance. My experience was that medicaid was very easy to get post-accident; I don't know who wouldn't qualify that needed to (Obviously, if you're a degreed professional you can get off your wallet and buy your own insurance like I do now). My son's 8 surgeries (about $250K) were covered by private giving to Childrens Hospital (now my own charity of choice).
Given all that, there's no need to add more regulation, bureaucracies (and taxes) to provide more oversight of health care; as Red Cloud said: overkill. Anyone who needs health care can get it without any of the problems prevalent in more "progressive" systems that we hear about.
I wonder what all those right wing fundies will think of the naked pics from yrs ago? Of all the things they sniped about that one was missed (shucks, I would have like to see the evidence )wow!
chris matthews wants to get the '12 GOP nomination to scott brown
Went to vote, had to stand in line at 2pm. I have never stood in line even at 'high volume times'. At the time it was snowing like crazy and there was no parking. They even had a policeman directing traffic.