> > On Nov 1, 9:16 am, Joel Edge <joele...@planttel.net> wrote:
> >> On Wed, 31 Oct 2012 08:39:36 -0400, slotrot wrote
> >> (in article
> >> <5e648edc-d5e4-4b80-b86d-5a6b3e0de...@j10g2000yqc.googlegroups.com>):

> > Perhaps you could help me understand your reticence to Obama's health
> > care plan.
> > For example, should you our someone in your family have an existing
> > health problem, would you be able to get health care insurance under
> > Obama's or Romney's plan?
> > If you or someone in your family developed a serious illness (God
> > forbid) and your insurance plan was expiring, would you be able to
> > renew under both plans?
> > What are monthly health care premium charges in the U.S. for
> > Medicaid?

> > I may be taxed more than you, but I can go to the hospital and not get
> > a bill for treatment.  I pay $100.00 a year for my prescriptions,
> > total.  The $100.00 is the deductible under my provincial plan because
> > I am 65+.

> > What do seniors in the U.S. have to worry about with Romney/Ryan
> > voucher system?  What happens to the 35-45 million people covered
> > under Obama's plan, but not Romney's?

> > Let them eat cake, she said, and she lost her head.  What do the
> > Russian and French revolutions have in common?

> You might want to go back a little earlier. Exactly when did this
> Medicare/Medicaid debacle begin? Have you ever considered what the role of
> the federal government is in health care? And as we poor money into the
> health industries pockets, what is the eventual outcome? Subsidizing health
> care only causes the cost to go up. End result, collapse. At some point costs
> will have to be reigned in, hopefully before the cost eats it alive.
> Complaining about the might-be is a good plan.
> You get charged for prescriptions? Really! How long you do guess it's going
> to be before you charged for treatment?