Impeding changes to our Health Care system

So now a libertarian magazine is not partisan because it says its non-partisan?

What facts? I see partisan opinions that you support. So whats new.

Please point out any facts in those opinion pieces that you can document from a verifiable source.

Or just get over it....the law is now the law of the land.

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

So now a libertarian magazine is not partisan because it says its non-partisan?

No. It is not partisan because it supports neither the Demoncrats or the Republickins. That would be like saying the Green Party is partisan.

What facts? I see partisan opinions that you support. So whats new.

Dispute them.

Or just get over it....the law is now the law of the land.

Yea, see you in Nov. The "law of the land" will bankrupt us. Reid is screwed in the next election and hopefully that bitch Pelosi will get some too.

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Dispute them.

I will ask again.

What facts?

[TheMercenary]

Originally Posted by Redux

I will ask again.

What facts?

Dispute the points in the article. Pretty much everything I have been talking about for the last year is now coming to the top of the discussions.

So you have no way to support the assessments of the experts on the issue and the potential fallout of the bills passage. Bottom line, this bill is not going to do what they say it will and it will cost us a hell of a lot more than the fantasy reports of the OMB.

Here is a great report about those lobbyists who feed on the whores of Congress.

{warning, from that partisan site NPR}

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...ryId=125170643

Originally Posted by TheMercenary

Dispute the points in the article. Pretty much everything I have been talking about for the last year is now coming to the top of the discussions....

The points in the article are not facts, they are undocumented opinions and I disagree with them..and you. Doesnt make either one of us right...only time will tell.

I do agree that the CBO budget estimate of deficit reductions are optimistic...but nearly half of the cost is offset with hard money....$150 billion in cuts in overpayments to MA providers and a 0.9% increase in medicare payroll tax for top wage earners (over $200K) for another $250 bill.

The significant investment in medical/health care technology (in both the stimulus bill and the health reform bill) will save $$$ billions over time...just difficult to determine with certainty exactly how much.