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'Remember when Democrats told us that we needed to have government do a top-down reform of the entire American health-care system in order to cut costs?'
AP: ObamaCare will flood nation's emergency rooms
Seeded on Sat Jul 3, 2010 11:14 AM EDT
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“If all we’re doing is adding more people to a broken system then costs will continue to skyrocket, and eventually somebody is going to be bankrupt, whether it’s the federal government, state governments, businesses or individual families." — President Obama
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#1 - Sat Jul 3, 2010 11:21 AM EDTIf all we’re doing is adding more people to a broken system then costs will continue to skyrocket,
And that is all that the health care reform did.
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The Democrats got it done, now we're left with the aftermath.
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when a product is free the line of people seeking "free" goes out the door.
now - just get in line and shut up.
or vote every dem out on their asses
:P
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"Right now, it's projected that premiums for families with health insurance -- not people without health insurance, but with health insurance -- will almost certainly double over the next decade, just as they doubled over the past decade.” — President Obama
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#2 - Sat Jul 3, 2010 11:22 AM EDT“This will take courage to do.” — House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif.
And a whole lot of stupidity, Madame Speaker.
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#3 - Sat Jul 3, 2010 11:23 AM EDTObamaCare will flood nation's emergency rooms
Ya, every time someone gets a scratch, a little cough or a pimple on their butt, they'll be off to the emergency room instead of taking care of it themselves.
There will be more problems than we can iimagine.
Obamacare is a huge mistake and will further destroy our country and economy.
We need real change in the Administration and Congress...
Citizens, not politicians; leaders, not rulers; followers of the Constitution, not interpreters of it.
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#4 - Sat Jul 3, 2010 11:43 AM EDT"...that it was based on the myth that the uninsured are the most frequent users of emergency-room care."
Funny, I've never heard that. I've heard alot of correlaries between the uninsured and emergency rooms, but not that one. Unless someone can provide me a link to a policy statement making that claim, I'll assume it's just partisan wordsmithing, hoping no one questions it :)
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