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Me: What an intellectually dishonest piece. It repeats Republican talking points, says absolutely nothing about fixing unethical private insurance practices, and ignores that more than 44,000 die each year from not having insurance.
Respondent: You’re “intellectually dishonest” because you don’t tell us where you get your information. These people would’ve died anyways even if they had insurance. And besides, Rep. Michelle Bachmann (R-MN) says this is the crown jewel of socialism, so I believe her.
Me: The study was done
, and controlled for ailment types, age, etc. This means they asked questions like, “Were the 44,000 who died excluded from life saving care because they had no insurance?” … Also, using Rep. Bachmann as your reference for socialism is like using prostitute connoisseur, and Louisiana Senator, David Vitter to define family values. Neither one understands what they’re talking about.

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Primary care doctors will get more money for treating Medicaid patients, and states will get federal aid to expand their Medicaid programs serving the poor.
To help pay for it? Taxes on high-end “Cadillac” health plans beginning in 2018, and on investment and regular payroll income for the wealthy, plus a $60 billion cut in Medicare.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projects the whole package will reduce the deficit by $138 billion over the next decade, and by about $1.3 trillion the decade after that.
This is socialism? This is too costly? Too rushed?
No wonder the best critics can do is splutter about Hitler, Stalin and Mao.
And, oh, yes — about procedure.
As shameless as tattooed strippers, Republicans who used every procedural trick in the book to ram bills down America’s throat when they were in power now rip into Democrats for doing likewise.

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