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What would Pam say about that?
She's in the laundry.....
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What would Pam say about that?
I guess you all never heard of Margaret Thatcher and Golda Meir.
There is nothing wrong with a woman being in charge of the government.
Men have run this country for over 200 years and we are in bad shape.
Even the leader of Germany is a woman.
How can she be yet, she is just a Senator, not the President, she hasnt had the opportunity yet.
How can she be yet, she is just a Senator, not the President, she hasnt had the opportunity yet.
Well has any other candidate been the spouse of the President and been involved with running the country?
Laura Bush has done nothing compared to what Hillary tried to accomplish we would have national healthcare if it wasnt for the insurance companies spending millions to brainwash people that it would be a bad idea.
How would national healthcare be a disaster?
Seems to work fine in Canada and Europe.
The London Telegraph reported Tuesday that the British government has a "plan to save billions of pounds from the NHS budget." But it won't come without enormous pain.
"Instead of going to a hospital or consulting a doctor, patients will be encouraged to carry out 'self-care' as the Department of Health tries to meet Treasury targets to curb spending," the Telegraph explained.
Those types of stories are very common in the US, so in your eyes it would be ok for a 23 year old female to die, instead of paying a 3% payroll tax to fund universal healthcare?
How would national healthcare be a disaster?
Seems to work fine in Canada and Europe.
I guess in your eyes it is better to let a senior citizen choose between eating and buying meds.
I guess it is ok for kids and adults to be sick and die cause they have no healthcare.
I will give you a true strory:
My son's cousin on his mother's side, she was 23 years old and had no healthcare, came down with thyroid cancer, could not seek treatment as she was uninsured. Before she could go and see the specialist she had to pay $23,000 for her to be seen and treated.
She did not qualify for government assistance.
Her parents had to take out a second mortgage and they had to rely on donations and fund raisers otherwise she would have died.
Those types of stories are very common in the US, so in your eyes it would be ok for a 23 year old female to die, instead of paying a 3% payroll tax to fund universal healthcare?
In 2005 46.6 million had no healthcare coverage and the # increases every year.
In 2006 the numbers increased to over 50 million uninsured.
Last year over 21,000 Americans died due to no health insurance.
But hey you dont care.
Appranently you cant comprehend, to fund universal healthcare in the US every employed person would pay a 3% tax on their salary.
Nothing would be free, you would still have copays and out of pocket expenses.
Last year over 21,000 Americans died due to no health insurance.