I wouldn't worry, just yet. In the past GOPERS tal
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Posted On: 11/18/2016 10:36:46 PM
I wouldn't worry, just yet. In the past GOPERS talked about a plan that would not affect people over 55 or so, and of course people already on Medicare.
Below that age? Righties, familiarize yourselves with the following:
Whatever the amount, it would have to be accurately, generously, indexed to inflation, HEALTH Care inflation, not to groceries or gas prices.
Of course with no more payroll deductions for Medicare, there goes the funding for 'surviving Medicare', another phrase that you'll need to become familiar with. Not for long though, the intent will be to drown that MF in the bathtub.
Last point. It's of course everybody's favorite activity to monitor health care premium and coverage changes year to year.
Picture doing that into your 70's, 80's &.... That's right, then it becomes the favorite activity for your kids or grand kids!
It will be a 'learning experience', particularly for Republicans who just didn't think things through, again.
Should be a perfect segue into discussions of single payer though.
LOL!
Below that age? Righties, familiarize yourselves with the following:
Quote:
voucher definition. A credit of a certain monetary value that can be used only for a specified purpose, such as to pay for housing or for food. Food stamps are a kind of voucher.
Whatever the amount, it would have to be accurately, generously, indexed to inflation, HEALTH Care inflation, not to groceries or gas prices.
Of course with no more payroll deductions for Medicare, there goes the funding for 'surviving Medicare', another phrase that you'll need to become familiar with. Not for long though, the intent will be to drown that MF in the bathtub.
Last point. It's of course everybody's favorite activity to monitor health care premium and coverage changes year to year.
Picture doing that into your 70's, 80's &.... That's right, then it becomes the favorite activity for your kids or grand kids!
It will be a 'learning experience', particularly for Republicans who just didn't think things through, again.
Should be a perfect segue into discussions of single payer though.
LOL!
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