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Audacity of Truth
Gaffetastic:
Vice President Joe Biden had his “oops” moment Wednesday speaking in a 49er-crazed SF when he told a crowd at a city political fundraiser that “the Giants are on their way to the Super Bowl.” - SF Chronicle, 1-18-12
Is the Obama admin planning to shortchange our troops on medical care?
When the adults start taking charge in the WH, will someone please let me know?
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At the earliest, that would be January 20, 2013.
But all is not lost. From your link:
Hopefully she (Sen Murray) will stick to her guns. I don’t have a lot of faith in her, and it galls me to have to show her any gratitude…
I’m still hoping and praying for a military coup.
Probably, what passed for thinking here was that if you have non-government health insurance it should pay for everything.
Which is pure fantasy. Not only are at least some of those policies less expensive because the insurers knew some things would be paid by military insurance, but most policies exclude a host of “pre-existing” conditions – regardless of origin.
As with the proposal to tax an employer’s contribution to insurance as an individual’s income – blasted during the 2008 campaigns but now OK, especially as McCain’s “but offset with a deduction” has been dropped – this is probably a step on the road to government-only health care as done in the UK, rather than government-plus-private as in France.
(*phew*) Looks like — at least for now — they’ve backed off:
Via Leaning Straight Up
Why do I get the sneaking suspicion someone’s just waiting until we turn our attention somewhere else for the moment?