Tuesday, 6. April 2010
Funding the Government Insurance/Nationalized Health plan, is as simple as this..Liberals and Democrats?
n terms of savings for you as a Medicare recipient,” President Obama told a town hall attendee yesterday, “the biggest (change) is on prescription drugs, because the prescription drug companies have already said that they would be willing to put up $80 billion in rebates for prescription drugs as part of a health care reform package.”
“A billion here, a billion there, and pretty soon you’re talking real money,” the late Senator Everett Dirksen is supposed to have said.*
And so it is today with health care fraud, a burgeoning crime plague that’s adding up in a big way, big-ticket scheme after big-ticket scheme, essentially costing you money every time you walk into a hospital or doctor’s office or fill a prescription, whether you know it or not. The National Health Care Anti-Fraud Association estimates that this fraud collectively costs Americans between $60 billion and $100 billion a year. Ouch.
What would be the savings encountered when streamlining paperwork?
What would be the cost savings when “reforming” tort law?
What would be the savings when reforming Malpractice claims?
Give me a break, proposing to get “into my life” alienate me from my most basic liberties, control the very independence of what it is to be an AMERICAN.
Washington NEEDS to fix the problems on their doorstep and stay away from mine!
With those numbers above do you honestly believe I will forfeit my patriotism for your ineptness ( http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionar… to correct the problems you have right now, but are unwilling to pursue?
Stay away from my rights!
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Wednesday, 24. March 2010
okay, so right before i got pregnant my husband & i bought a small 850 sq ft house. if we sell it, we have to pay $10,000 back to the state immediately (low-income assistance–silent lien). We’ve just made one mortgage payment. Here’s my budget, help me to cut it!
Mortgage 1100
credit cards (min due, total of both cards) 200
car insurance (one car, no pmt, we commute to work) 70
electricity 75-100
gas heat 50
water & sewer 150
cell phone 75 we need A phone as we don’t know the neighbors & don’t have a pay phone nearby
medical bills (they want me to pay more, but i can’t) 100++
doc copays (baby visits)25
prescriptions (i have asthma) 20
groceries (very low) 200
gas (
we have no savings left.
i make $1770 a month at my job, +$2000 a year from home
husband makes $1100 a month
we’d need to go on welfare, WIC & food stamps.
also, my job provides insurance, his doesnt
what else can we do so i can be a sahm?
(btw, the b.c. pill failed!!!)
(btw, the b.c. pill failed!!!)
my mom currently watches the baby, but she has to find a job. we can’t pay her more than $400 a month.
everyone around me says anyone can be a sahm if they make the right choices, they say it’s all a choice & i want to choose it.
can’t i declare bankruptcy or something? get rid of the mortgage & credit cards & medical bills?
i need to be a sahm. if i work i’m not being a good mom!! and i’m not following “god’s will”
$375 a month?!?
where do you live?
tiny studio apartments that share kitchens go for $500 a month here!
one bedroom apartments in bad neighborhoods–$750
our water & sewer bill is lower than many, we let our lawn die.
we got a good deal on our home, any other homes at this price & size were “fixer uppers”–BIG TIME.
ours only needs reshingled.
my 2 cards are cut up, and have 13% interest (was 0% but i missed a payment when baby was born)
my mortgage is really quite low for this area. everyone says we got a good deal on the loan & the home.
water & sewer is extremely high in this area as well. (but $150 is the higher end of the range it falls in)
we currenlty don’t qualify for ANY assistance (we’re like, $100 over the limit!)
yeah, our loan was for $140,000.
starter homes in the area (100 miles around) begin at $200,000 here.
ours was a foreclosure.
we change our own oil, do our own tune ups
we don’t have cable, internet (i’m not at home now), home phone, garbage service. we don’t go out to eat. we don’t have a car payment.
these really are our monthly costs.
he isn’t supposed to stay home. it isn’t biblical. he needs to be out supporting the family while i stay home. that’s what our pastor says.
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