Health Care for the insurance companies
gray asphalt
makes everyone buy insurance and has a "public option" that
doesn't kick in for a few years and then only covers some of
the uninsured sounds like a bonanza for the health insurance
industry. The part about no prexisting conditions is a perfect
excuse to raise rates.
BTW, the "medical mafia", a term coined by the doctors who
are themsleves in the "medical mafia", may be going to trial
after all. In Las Vegas ... well I don't feel like recounting the
data so read it here:
http://money.cnn.com/2009/08/18/news/economy/las_vegas_medical_mafia.fortune/index.htm
Here's a hook:
" ... her lawyer, Vannah, filed suit against the driver who hit
Johnson, asking for a minimum of $200,000 in damages.
Unbeknown to Vannah, the driver was a federal prosecutor
who had been in his car on government business. This detail
meant nothing to Johnson. But it would come to mean
everything to her lawyer: Instead of facing a local defense
attorney, Vannah was squaring off against Ruth Cohen, a
seasoned lawyer in the U.S. attorney's civil division.
gray asphalt
That's the sub-headline in Vanity Fair
BigSlicer
What does this have to do with golf?
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On 18-Nov-2009, "gray asphalt" <dont...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I guess I'm just skeptical but a health care "reform" that first
I would hope so: http://tinyurl.com/yjayar8
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gray asphalt
"BigSlicer" <a5a...@webnntp.invalid> wrote in message
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Do you ever talk about things other than golf when
you play? I do, but I don't evesdrop on other people's
conversations especially if I'm not interested in the
topic.