depends on the wording of the law and or who the insurance company is.
in the case of a insurance company being told they must at no charge
yes hand out
and is one way of ramming single payer.
depends on the wording of the law and or who the insurance company is.Ok, and since Sandra Fluke was in no way testifying that it should be at no charge, she clearly was not asking for a handout. So we agree on that much, at least.
in the case of a insurance company being told they must at no charge
yes hand out Originally Posted by offshoredrilling
Ok, and since Sandra Fluke was in no way testifying that it should be at no charge, she clearly was not asking for a handout. So we agree on that much, at least.But at no charge is what is being pushed. And she knows that. And even if they could charge for that service. They should not be told they have to offer it.
Be sure to notify Montana.
And no, her acknowledgement of the compromise to allay the concerns of religious institutions doesn't mean she cared one way or the other. Originally Posted by Doove
Plaintiff challenging healthcare reform went bankrupt - with unpaid medical bills. Originally Posted by jackfengshuiPost#73cough!
Post#73cough! Originally Posted by DooveOops! I missed that. I have changed the link from the one you quoted to another excellent report by, of all people, Forbes.
Many people who have inadequate or no health insurance are one sickness away from going bankrupt. Originally Posted by jackfengshui
Ok, and since Sandra Fluke was in no way testifying that it should be at no charge, she clearly was not asking for a handout. So we agree on that much, at least.
Be sure to notify Montana.
And no, her acknowledgement of the compromise to allay the concerns of religious institutions doesn't mean she cared one way or the other.
Originally Posted by Doove
The tide is turning Jack. You are seeing more commentary on Bill Maher and his comments, Obama's selective moral outrage and Miss Fluke's real intention turning women back to the right side.
My disapproval of Rush notwithstanding, I strongly encourage the Republican candidates to keep up their good work of pandering to their "base" (whatever that means) - and thumbing their noses at women, independents, minorities, etc.
Originally Posted by jackfengshui
Miss me Doovie???? Originally Posted by montana1958No, not really. Should I?
I reread her testimony and she started making it about her and her fellow law student friends. I don’t really care but it amazes me how little this gets reported.And it amazes me that it amazes you that the press didn't make a huge deal out of the fact that someone who goes to law school uses anecdotal evidence involving people she knows from law school.
The tide is turning Jack. Originally Posted by montana1958Not according to the latest poll.
I will be more than happy to give the Republicans a chance to show how they can unite the country. Unfortunately they seem to be trying very hard to demonstrate their talents to be divisive - even within their own party! Originally Posted by jackfengshuiyour absolutly right Jack, Im changing my party affiliation in the morning, thanks