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dkf Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Dec-14-09 08:38 PM
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2. Nope.
Sorry.
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  -Does anyone here buy the "it's still a good bill without a public option or buy-in" meme? Ken Burch  Dec-14-09 08:37 PM   #0 
  - It is a sellout...  movonne   Dec-14-09 08:38 PM   #1 
  - Nope.  dkf   Dec-14-09 08:38 PM   #2 
  - Not just NO.  CaliforniaPeggy   Dec-14-09 08:38 PM   #3 
  - OK now I know you're upset. 'Cause I've never seen you curse.  Guy Whitey Corngood   Dec-15-09 03:27 PM   #104 
  - The same ones that bought the Afghan surge as a path to peace.  VMI Dem   Dec-14-09 08:38 PM   #4 
  - BOMBS..YES!!!! HEALTHCARE NO!!! President 'Oh Bomb 'em'  polpilot   Dec-14-09 08:40 PM   #9 
  - No fucking way!  El Supremo   Dec-14-09 08:39 PM   #5 
  - A cheerleader or two maybe...  AnOhioan   Dec-14-09 08:40 PM   #6 
  - No  Joe Bacon   Dec-14-09 08:40 PM   #7 
  - No. I've given up...and I'm extremely unhappy.  Diane R   Dec-14-09 08:40 PM   #8 
  - They are trying to sell us a lemon  IndianaGreen   Dec-14-09 08:41 PM   #10 
  - No  DJ13   Dec-14-09 08:41 PM   #11 
  - My guess is that Barack Obama does.  timeforpeace   Dec-14-09 08:45 PM   #12 
  - There is a difference between buying and selling  JVS   Dec-14-09 08:46 PM   #16 
  - No  JVS   Dec-14-09 08:45 PM   #13 
  - It's a mediocre bill. I don't like it without a public option.  Zynx   Dec-14-09 08:45 PM   #14 
  - Nooooooo.  asdjrocky   Dec-14-09 08:45 PM   #15 
  - Progressives should do what Kucinich did and vote to kill it.  David Zephyr   Dec-14-09 08:48 PM   #17 
  - Coming from THIS Democratic Party? Not a chance. (nt)  NorthCarolina   Dec-14-09 08:48 PM   #18 
  - no -- absolutely NO  Donnachaidh   Dec-14-09 08:50 PM   #19 
  - Nope (nt)  Dinger   Dec-14-09 08:58 PM   #20 
  - Nope, I';m done buying into it. n/t  WeDidIt   Dec-14-09 09:00 PM   #21 
  - Nope.  Lord Helmet   Dec-14-09 09:01 PM   #22 
  - Yes. A piece of crap is better than a piece of shit!  Better Believe It   Dec-14-09 09:01 PM   #23 
  - What about a piece of dookie?  Ken Burch   Dec-14-09 09:02 PM   #24 
  - I'm Waiting For Someone (With Honesty) To Say Yes And Defend It  Dinger   Dec-14-09 09:03 PM   #25 
  - It's still better than nothing. It can and will be something to build on. n/t  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:13 PM   #26 
  - The new Democratic platform for 2010, "It's better than nothing." nt  bigjohn16   Dec-14-09 09:17 PM   #28 
  - It will still help hundreds of thousands of people. And it will be improved upon. n/t  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:20 PM   #31 
     - In 2024, maybe.  Ken Burch   Dec-14-09 09:25 PM   #36 
     - That's your negative attitude talking. I disagree. And again, it will help  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:29 PM   #39 
     - It is not going to help anyone, except possibly very wealthy people with pre-existing conditions  eridani   Dec-15-09 05:26 AM   #81 
  - You can't build on lost ground  Ken Burch   Dec-14-09 09:24 PM   #35 
  - It helps people with pre-existing conditions. n/t  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:29 PM   #40 
     - The ones in jobs that provide insurance, for as long as the companies continue to provide it.  LooseWilly   Dec-14-09 10:46 PM   #60 
     - What will the maximum co-pay be? nt  ZombieHorde   Dec-15-09 03:09 AM   #79 
     - Not unless they have good credit.  Lyric   Dec-15-09 09:10 AM   #94 
     - Not really.  Milo_Bloom   Dec-15-09 03:19 PM   #102 
  - I kept telling myself that until today  high density   Dec-14-09 09:28 PM   #38 
  - Not being able to reject people with pre-existing conditions is a big change. n/t  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:34 PM   #44 
     - It's nice  high density   Dec-14-09 09:37 PM   #46 
     - For me, it's more than "nice."  jenmito   Dec-14-09 09:49 PM   #50 
        - Great. So you get the insurance, and you file a claim--  eridani   Dec-15-09 09:17 AM   #96 
     - Where's the cost containment?  dgibby   Dec-14-09 10:44 PM   #58 
     - Bullshit. They can still charge you whatever they want  eridani   Dec-15-09 05:26 AM   #82 
     - The bad credit risk  pecwae   Dec-15-09 07:23 AM   #85 
        - Ya think? Maybe people who have been sick--  eridani   Dec-15-09 09:16 AM   #95 
     - Of course they can.  Milo_Bloom   Dec-15-09 03:22 PM   #103 
  - Very true. The bill sucks, but is an improvement over no bill. n/t  backscatter712   Dec-15-09 04:35 PM   #108 
  - No  high density   Dec-14-09 09:16 PM   #27 
  - Remove the mandates and its still a good bill because of the regulations.  phleshdef   Dec-14-09 09:19 PM   #29 
  - you cannot enforce pre existing selection without mandates  grantcart   Dec-14-09 09:33 PM   #43 
  - Mandates without public option is just a "mandatory insurance bill"  Ken Burch   Dec-14-09 09:40 PM   #47 
     - Without the public option the Democratic Party will be walking into a trap  grantcart   Dec-14-09 10:21 PM   #53 
  - what regulations are those?  Warren Stupidity   Dec-14-09 11:11 PM   #65 
  - Well, there's a Sunshine Provision to expose price gouging  eridani   Dec-15-09 05:32 AM   #83 
  - Can you fucking read?  phleshdef   Dec-15-09 09:01 AM   #93 
     - it seems you cannot list one meaningful reform  Warren Stupidity   Dec-15-09 03:13 PM   #99 
        - They are in my post. If you can't read or refuse to, I'm not gonna baby you.  phleshdef   Dec-16-09 07:39 PM   #110 
  - If the co-payments are crazy then those things are pointless. nt  ZombieHorde   Dec-15-09 08:47 AM   #92 
  - No, but you knew it was coming. Spin, baby spin! nt  Umbral   Dec-14-09 09:19 PM   #30 
  - HELL NO! n/t  beaglelover   Dec-14-09 09:20 PM   #32 
  - NO  amborin   Dec-14-09 09:21 PM   #33 
  - Nope, and you can send that to all the a-holes in the US Senate.  Hawkeye-X   Dec-14-09 09:22 PM   #34 
  - No, but I also dont buy the argument that nothing is better than something.  MadBadger   Dec-14-09 09:27 PM   #37 
  - This time, MadBladger, nothing will be better than something.  David Zephyr   Dec-14-09 10:03 PM   #52 
  - No...  WillyT   Dec-14-09 09:30 PM   #41 
  - No. n/t  Kermitt Gribble   Dec-14-09 09:31 PM   #42 
  - nope  grantcart   Dec-14-09 09:34 PM   #45 
  - This is about what I expected the Dems to deliver.  Jackpine Radical   Dec-14-09 09:42 PM   #48 
  - no...its a bad bill......  winyanstaz   Dec-14-09 09:47 PM   #49 
  - OBAMA IS LIARING TO US!  mkultra   Dec-14-09 10:00 PM   #51 
  - It was barely acceptable with it...  S_E_Fudd   Dec-14-09 10:23 PM   #54 
  - NOT EVEN CLOSE  27inCali   Dec-14-09 10:25 PM   #55 
  - It's health care reform in name only.  donheld   Dec-14-09 10:36 PM   #56 
  - No... it's a mandated and subsidized handout to the industry without thems...  LooseWilly   Dec-14-09 10:41 PM   #57 
  - No  Digit   Dec-14-09 10:45 PM   #59 
  - Yes.  jefferson_dem   Dec-14-09 10:51 PM   #61 
  - It's barely a good bill WITH a public option.  Eric Condon   Dec-14-09 11:00 PM   #62 
  - I "Buy " It because it's true  Capn Sunshine   Dec-14-09 11:09 PM   #63 
  - Mandates without single payer is the stick without the carrot  Armstead   Dec-14-09 11:17 PM   #67 
  - well, you can cry if you want to  Capn Sunshine   Dec-14-09 11:41 PM   #70 
  - There is nothing much in this bill that helps the situation and plenty that makes it worse  Warren Stupidity   Dec-14-09 11:22 PM   #68 
     - I just don't agree, Warren  Capn Sunshine   Dec-14-09 11:32 PM   #69 
  - annual caps: check; rate hikes for pre-existing conditions: check;  Warren Stupidity   Dec-14-09 11:11 PM   #64 
  - No.  Tom Rinaldo   Dec-14-09 11:14 PM   #66 
  - No, I don't.  slinkerwink   Dec-14-09 11:46 PM   #71 
  - Yes! It's a good bill for the insurance corporations. Very good!  Kablooie   Dec-15-09 12:30 AM   #72 
  - Nope,. n/t  Blue_In_AK   Dec-15-09 12:32 AM   #73 
  - Nope. Only the sellouts buy that.  LittleBlue   Dec-15-09 12:40 AM   #74 
  - No.  Waiting For Everyman   Dec-15-09 12:49 AM   #75 
  - Of course it's still a good bill.  Scarsdale Vibe   Dec-15-09 01:09 AM   #76 
  - And those people will continue to die and be bankrupted  eridani   Dec-15-09 05:35 AM   #84 
  - Without a public option sucks really bad.  taught_me_patience   Dec-15-09 01:41 AM   #77 
  - "It's Still better than nothing" BULLCRAP.. It IS Nothing  SoCalDemGrrl   Dec-15-09 01:47 AM   #78 
  - NO, I don't!  Raine   Dec-15-09 03:22 AM   #80 
  - All the money they need for war, none for health care (unless you are an insurance company).  Capt. America   Dec-15-09 07:41 AM   #86 
  - No. It's a piece of shit.  freddie mertz   Dec-15-09 07:42 AM   #87 
  - No (nt)  bigwillq   Dec-15-09 07:59 AM   #88 
  - Fuck No...only the ones that walk in lockstep with the Party believe that  Bullet1987   Dec-15-09 08:01 AM   #89 
  - Its a fucking Script.  paparush   Dec-15-09 08:05 AM   #90 
  - Without those and with mandates?  tekisui   Dec-15-09 08:19 AM   #91 
  - HELL NO!  mochajava666   Dec-15-09 11:59 AM   #97 
  - No  Clear Blue Sky   Dec-15-09 12:58 PM   #98 
  - I once said, "before they're done, they will have you *begging* for the trigger"  kenny blankenship   Dec-15-09 03:14 PM   #100 
  - No. It actually does more harm than good!  Milo_Bloom   Dec-15-09 03:16 PM   #101 
  - I'm a staunch supporter but there is no way I can raionalize  Fire1   Dec-15-09 03:47 PM   #105 
  - Only if you are in the health insurance business. n/t  calico1   Dec-15-09 04:27 PM   #106 
  - It's better than no bill.  backscatter712   Dec-15-09 04:34 PM   #107 
     - No it isn't. And passage will open the door to social security cuts next year.  Better Believe It   Dec-15-09 04:41 PM   #109 
 

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