Posts Tagged ‘Health’

Q&A: HEALTH CARE REFORM GOVERNMENT INSURANCE, HOW IS IT GOING TO AFFECT INDIVIDUALS?

Question by : Health care reform government insurance, how is it going to affect individuals? Currently insurance companies have much power over our lives mainly auto and health insurance companies. So health care reform will help us save money? Will it be mandatory for us to have government insurance of we can still continue our [...]

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WHY DO LIBERALS KEEP COMPARING HEALTH CARE MANDATE TO CAR INSURANCE.?

Question by Mary Jane: Why do Liberals keep comparing Health care mandate to vehicle insurance.? If I choose not to have a driver license, and not to own a car. I do not need to have vehicle insurance. But with the health care mandate I have no choice or go to jail! Steve – try [...]

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WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP COMPARING HEALTH INSURANCE MANDATES TO CAR INSURANCE MANDATES?

Question by Mirack Obomney 2012 (CORPs CANT LOSE): Why do people keep comparing health insurance mandates to vehicle insurance mandates? Automobile insurance mandates are done at the STATE level, in accordance with the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. constitution. Yet people (the president included) continue to claim that a FEDERAL mandate to buy insurance is [...]

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WOULD THIS ADMINISTRATION EVER THINK OF JAILING IT’S OWN PEOPLE IF THEY CHOOSE NOT TO BUY HEALTH CARE?

Question by Bulk Vanderhuge: Would this administration ever think of jailing it’s own people if they choose not to buy health care? Good God, this is unbelievable, somebody needs to stop these freaks, now! ( and for those who compare it to auto insurance…no one forces you to buy a car) Sen. John Ensign (R-Nev.) [...]

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WHY DO PEOPLE KEEP COMPARING HEALTH INSURANCE TO CAR INSURANCE?

Question by : Why do people keep comparing health insurance to vehicle insurance? Liberals justify a Federal Mandate to carry health insurance by comparing it to govt. mandates on vehicle insurance. The Government can’t force anyone to purchase anything. Driving is a “choice”, and if you choose to drive you understand that you need to [...]

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SO THE HEALTH CARE BILL IS NOW LOSING SUPPORT……….?

Question by Lois Griffin: So the health care bill is now losing support……….? I’m glad it’s losing support and I hope it fails……………. Look, I am pro-health care reform. I really am. but I just feel they went way out of line trying to FINE and IMPRISON people for refusing to buy health insurance. I [...]

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CAR INSURANCE – HEALTH INSURANCE – TO BUY OR NOT TO BUY?

Question by bladesinger0712: Automobile Insurance – Health Insurance – To buy or not to buy? Do people really not know that some states do not require you to buy auto insurance even if you have a vehicle and drive it? I was just wondering cause folks are comparing the two saying it is ok for [...]

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WHY ARE CONSERVATIVES COMPARING HEALTH CARE TO AUTO CARE?

Question by Anonymous: Why Are Conservatives Comparing Health Care To Auto Care? Automobiles are a luxury. If you can’t afford insurance then you shouldn’t own and drive a car. That is why we have public transportation (but I guess that would not matter if you lived in the unsustainable car-cultured suburbs). Good health care is [...]

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Q&A: WHEN THE ISSUE OF THE GOVT. FORCING PEOPLE TO PURCHASE HEALTH CARE ARISES, WHY DO PEOPLE ALWAYS?

Question by Right-wing nutjob: When the issue of the govt. forcing people to purchase health care arises, why do people always? try to compare it to auto insurance

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Q&A: HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT HILLARY POSSIBLY PILFERING WAGES TO PAY FOR MANDATORY HEALTH CARE?

Question by Capone: How do you feel about Hillary possibly pilfering wages to pay for mandatory health care? Hillary has said she might (and I stress the word may) force individuals to buy health insurance even if they do not want it. People have compared it to mandatory auto insurance. The difference is if you [...]

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