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This is pretty funny - Jon Stewart explains how FoxNews should now be considered "liberal mainstream media".
http://www.thedailyshow.com/
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The point is, first, that patients have options. Secondly, those options depends upon the private plan you purchase. There are catastrophic only plans, limited plans, companies that don't write in certain states, etc. As you age, or if you develop any medical problems, your options become more and more limited. If you lose or quit your job, you do have the opportunity to purchase (continue) your insurance under COBRA, but good luck on paying for that, as the insurance company will now charge you as an individual for what your boss was paying for in a discounted group. If you cross state lines, you can rarely take your insurance with you - thus you start from scratch. At this point, the new insurer (even if the same "company") can bar you from coverage for anything you've previously made a claim on, or is an ongoing medical problem. That's how the insurance companies save money. Although rates are estimated to rise 10% this year, regardless of healthcare reform. It also depends upon the insurance company agreeing to honor the contract it makes with you. You see, it's an unregulated industry, thus, even if you have an expensive, very inclusive plan, the insurance company can choose to alter that plan at their whim. And you have no recourse. They can drop you if you make a claim, refuse to cover you for things in your policy, rescind your policy, put cap limits on an illness, find something pre-existing in your past history to disallow current treatment (the "famous" one being talked about now in the debate is the person who was denied treatment for malignant melanoma - skin cancer - as they had had acne with treatment in their past) Health care reform is all about increasing the options people seeking healthcare have.
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  Warm it up, Dell - appliance rebates contained within the stimulus package come later this year
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They just continue to make things up...
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I'm serious about the appliance rebates. Get your blood pressure up now  (but you don't have to trade anything in)
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IF you could validate or prove any of the numbers they would simply pull the same excuse that they used when their unemployement numbers were way off, blame it on the information. Perhaps if you spent more time doubting the obvious bs that they are shoving in our faces all the time instead of blindly defending political nonsense you may be better able to understand, especially someone with a supposed GOP background.
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Why are you still arguing with Riot? I'm a liberal and love arguing with you Chuck but the stuff that Riot comes up with is not only amazingly nonpartisan (as she likes to claim) but is borderline mentally retarded. Please Riot, just give it up, you are the most liberal person on this forum times ten and you even scare me. You are like the Timmy of liberals.
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Plus she tosses so 81 mph fastballs right down the middle... She is the Livan Hernandez of political boards.
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