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Originally Posted by Guest
Hey now - you started down the sexist path with "being a woman is a pre existing condition", I just took it a little further. Odd that it bothered you, as if you made a sexist statement about men, nobody would care...
I looked at your link...no mention of 17 billion in ten years. Again, I will ask you to share your math.
Yes, I am serious. Pre existing coverage is included in the bill, the states can opt out. Why do you believe a state would opt out? Why do you believe the elected officials of the state only look out for the rich? Do you vote with that opinion toward all that are running? Seems cynical...
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Do you have blinders on when it comes women's health issues? Prior to Obamacare pregnancy was a pre-existing condition. Even with Obamacare some employers refused to cover birth control or the morning after pill. Women who have been victims of rape can suffer from PTSD. Below is a link discussing these issues.
Are pregnancy and rape pre-existing conditions under GOP health bill? - CBS News
As I said before that was NOT my math, I have searched and cannot find that article again...However I did find this one from the Washington Post which references the taxes that are removed by Trumpcare. I hope that will suffice.
The Republican health-care plan isn’t about health care at all - The Washington Post
For most of my life I have lived in Colorado which was, until recently, under Republican control. Now I lived primarily in Florida under Republican control. I have lived through many Republican Presidents. Under Nixon, my wages were frozen.
I have watched multiple rounds of tickle down economics.
My parents taught me this "When the Republicans are in the bread lines begin"
If you want a real time example of that I would point you to the State of Kansas which was, until recently, totally under Republican control. Checkout what has happened there in the last roughly 8 years since Gov Brownback was elected.
I am not cynical I've been schooled.