McDonnell: Virginians Not Excited About Public Option

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[SlapHappyWrath]

as a virginian with no insurance, FUCK YOU mcdonnell i'm voting against you and i hope you lose

[trancewe]

"the best pharmaceutical research and development" is already done by the federal government through funding to universities. BigPharma gets rich off of exclusive patents on drugs paid for by Americans. We are then charged through the nose for them because Big Pharma refuses to release generics.

[tankwfw]

As a Virginian, I'm excited about a public option

[jakehr3]

i want to be the dude in the bottom right. yup that's paper. that's paper. that's paper...

[nuumskee]

Again, less insults & more substance please. I have red this bill as well I showed u HR 676 because it was the most progressive of bills and even that bill doesnt mandate docs to do anything. Have you read 3200 at all? if so please show me where it mandates rates for doctors. u still havent explained how countries with better care ratings keep quality doctors, affordable rates and good salaies for doctors... why cant we do the same here? plz try to answer a question i dont spell check utube

[Mauhadeeb28]

If you are trying telling me that taxes don't go towards paying that, then there is no point in speaking any further

[maskedphrogg]

Finally, I was sure you could find the spell check utility.

What are you blabbering on about now? What Bill are you speaking of? The discussion thus far has been focused on HR3200. If proponents are present for other Bills then what prey tell are those Bills?

You reference nameless entities and get confused when no one knows what you speak of.

Go back to usenet, trolls are abundant and tolerable there.

[nuumskee]

what proof? please provide me the data so that i may read it.

IN GENERAL- The Program shall negotiate a simplified fee schedule that is fair and optimal with representatives of physicians and other clinicians, after close consultation with the National Board of Universal Quality and Access and regional and State directors. Initially, the current prevailing fees or reimbursement would be the basis for the fee negotiation for all professional services covered under this Act.

is from bill hr676

[nuumskee]

again you did not read even 1 bill or amendment but you speak on them as if you have facts. no law has been officially passed yet your so certain of what will be in the bills and you havent even read any bills or amendments underconstruction. I told you and sent you a web link showing our continued drop in health quality and you return with spell check comments on utube. thank you sir for proving that your're not serious about subject and would be agaisnt any plan.

[doink1422]

i your so smart and informed. Why do 70% of doctors think the public option is a good idea? That is 70% of all doctors. You misinformed idiot

[maskedphrogg]

If you "write just fine" please explain using the term *cantaining* when you appear to mean "pertaining"

I'm done with your bobbing and weaving. You either have no clue to economic realities or avoid considering that talented doctors will make rational choices to enhance their wealth as opposed to a sentence of servitude because it benefits everyone but themselves.

[nuumskee]

I want u 2 no that I am a economist curently finishing up a another degree in chinese and then off to law school. I currently work for a economist at the state dept that works on asian trade deals. I dont want you to feel like i hit you from a blind spot. However, u sir are not correct the cost of the uninsured has & always will be paid for by the insured. The hospitals, gov, nor the healthcare companies eat that lost. We all eat the lost as a collective who pay for private insurance.