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Darthtang AW http:///forum/thread/385919/this-will-guarantee-a-republican-victory-in-2012/60#post_3387344
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Originally Posted by bionicarm http:///forum/thread/385919/this-will-guarantee-a-republican-victory-in-2012/60#post_3387335
Ah, so if you can afford to pay your own way for healthcare, you're suppose "To take a bullet" for the Good Ole USA, so those less fortunate can have their medical benefits. Doesn't that fall in line with your dismay about Obama wanting to get rid of the Bush Taxes for those who make over $250K? You didn't answer the question. Will the supposed 54 year old limit affect you?
So I can afford a $300,000 home, but I'm not supposed to buy that much home because I'm not "using my money wisely"? Used to be property WAS the wise investment. I haven't lost much in my property value, simply because San Antonio's real estate market hasn't been hit that hard. But hey, I'll sell tomorrow and go live in a two bedroom shack just so I can tell you I'm being frugal with my money and investments.
You sound more Liberal than I do....
Once again you completely missed my point.
Darth (no longer worth it) Tang
Ok, what point did I miss? You called me a "spoiled American" because I simply want what I consider is due me after making my Medicare tax deductions for the last 30-something years, then you complain I should "take the hit" because my current income status is higher than yours (and I suppose most middle income Americans). Or I take it I shouldn't spend so much on a house, when I could live in a more "affordable" home so I can pay my own way for my healthcare insurance.
I should sacrifice the materialistic things in life because I shouldn't depend on the stinking Feds to help me with healthcare. That would be fine if ANY insurance company would give me coverage at a resonable premium, deduction, and out-of-pocket expense. Then also guarantee me that no matter what health issues I have, or did have in the past, they cannot drop or deny me coverage for my illnesses, no matter how much it costs.
What are you going to do for that individual that's 50 right now, and in 15 or so more years, decides to retire and can't get affordable insurance any longer because he doesn't work for a major company that keeps rates low? I guarantee you the first thing an insurance company will want is a full health workup, and all medical records for 'X' amount of years. So if this guy had cancer but is in remission, you think ANY insurance company will say, "No problem. We'll give you that policy at a GREAT rate."? Trust me, I know the answers to these questions.