The one thing I am sure of is that whatever plan is passed ; The quality of your health care will diminish.
Good luck all,
Bob
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- Bruce: I'll end it this way.
- Mary Kay: in Response to "the Cost Conundrum"
- Fred: Downplaying "Property" as a Goal of Government
- Cal: Some Truths Are, In Fact, Inviolable.
- Christa: The Cost Conundrum
- Cal: Reading Up on the Constitution
- Bob: What Possibly Could Go Wrong?
- Cal: On Medicare Fraud
- Fred: Two Tiers and Medicare Questions
- Cal: A Lesson in Brevity
- John: Ideas For Eliminating Waste
- Fred: Still Waiting for Constructive Alternative P...
- Cal: Time to Start Over in Earnest
- George: Trust is Sorely Lacking
- Cal: Stop, You're Both Right!
- Bruce: If You Think Quality Health Care is Expensi...
- Fred: Everyone in the Pool
- Bruce: Rebuttals and Comments
- Fred: Things are Never so Simple
- Mary Kay: Faith and Hope
- Cal: What is Congress Afraid Of?
- Mary Kay: A Chance to Add Your Voice to the Solution
- Fred: We Must Do Better.
- Christa: A Response for Mr. Burke
- Bob: Thomas Patrick Burke Commentary
- Bob: Good Luck
- Cal: Movie Metaphors
- Fred: Crafting a Better System
- Mary Kay: Fair and Consistent Competition
- Bruce: More vs. Less Regulation
- Fred: A Call for Proactive Proposals
- Cal: Dream On!
- Bruce: I Don't Know of a Better System than Open C...
- Cal: There is Too Much Subterfuge in This Process.
- Mary Kay: Inaction is Not an Option Anymore.
- Fred: Reform is Long Overdue
- George: White House Propoganda vs. Study and Debate
- Fred: Addressing Misinformation
- Mary Kay: Write to your Representatives.
- Cal: The Government Does Not Have the Answers.
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