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In reply to the discussion: The Affordable Care Act - Stronger Benefits to Seniors, Billions in Savings This Year [View all]

cbayer

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4. AGree that they won't go down without a fight, but they are already not
Reply to CTyankee (Reply #3)
Mon Apr 30, 2012, 01:06 PM
Apr 2012

happy with the changes.

I remain optimistic.

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The Affordable Care Act - Stronger Benefits to Seniors, Billions in Savings This Year [View all] Judi Lynn Apr 2012 OP
Medicare is slowly but surely moving towards a single payer/provider model that can cbayer Apr 2012 #1
I'd love to believe that but I am not optimistic that the multi billion dollar health insurance CTyankee Apr 2012 #3
AGree that they won't go down without a fight, but they are already not cbayer Apr 2012 #4
Is there a way to just get rid of them? CTyankee Apr 2012 #5
My opinion is that we will end up with a 2 tier system. cbayer Apr 2012 #6
Isn't this just another version of the public option? CTyankee Apr 2012 #7
The public option model would allow you to pick between the federally funded cbayer Apr 2012 #8
This is like what several European countries do. Some people need and buy extra dental CTyankee Apr 2012 #9
How much could they save if we bulk purchased? dkf Apr 2012 #2
The more drugs the pharma people can get the gullible old people on the more profits they make sad sally Apr 2012 #10
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