8th, I get that a LOT of things bewilder you. Noth
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Posted On: 09/25/2017 11:06:43 PM
Re: wowhappens28 #40185
8th, I get that a LOT of things bewilder you. Nothing you've posted suggests that you understand economics, or much else either.
You start with your ill-thought out conspiracy theories and then plug in a word-salad of misinformation, and then.... exclaim 'what a good boy/smart boy am I'. Not.
Somethings hurt more than others. There is nothing you can post that suggests that the GOP HC bill is anything BUT the attempt to fulfill a campaign promise, regardless of human or financial cost.
So yeah, I'm going to go with the following rather than your belief in 'fairy dust economics' that drives the GOP: sprinkle some tax cuts for the wealthiest on .......fill in the blanks....and watch.....fill in the blanks.....flourish; despite recent economic historical evidence to the contrary.
I'm half tempted to say go ahead and take the 'hemlock', if it wouldn't actually kill more people than otherwise. 'Otherwise' = fixing the ACA the same way SS and Medicare were fixed by BOTH Parties over 80 year or so.
You start with your ill-thought out conspiracy theories and then plug in a word-salad of misinformation, and then.... exclaim 'what a good boy/smart boy am I'. Not.
Somethings hurt more than others. There is nothing you can post that suggests that the GOP HC bill is anything BUT the attempt to fulfill a campaign promise, regardless of human or financial cost.
So yeah, I'm going to go with the following rather than your belief in 'fairy dust economics' that drives the GOP: sprinkle some tax cuts for the wealthiest on .......fill in the blanks....and watch.....fill in the blanks.....flourish; despite recent economic historical evidence to the contrary.
I'm half tempted to say go ahead and take the 'hemlock', if it wouldn't actually kill more people than otherwise. 'Otherwise' = fixing the ACA the same way SS and Medicare were fixed by BOTH Parties over 80 year or so.
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An economic assessment by Standard & Poor's Global Ratings threw more cold water on the bill. If enacted, it would result in 580,000 lost jobs and $240 billion in lost economic activity by 2027, keeping GDP growth "stuck in low gear of around 2 percent at best."
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Bhawks, I can tell you don't know squat about economics. All government health care bills will hurt the economy. Giving total control to the medial oligopoly keeps out their competition and makes for more customers and abuse of the system. Trading chit for chit is just a smoke screen.
And why you don't like Trump is bewildering to me.
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