Originally Posted by Guest

I am happy with my vote, although I'm sorry that she lost. At least I won't have to feel embarrassed when Trump make a fool of himself in the upcoming years. Although the foolishness has started already.

Wow, someone that actually admitted to voting for Hillary in spite of Russian interference. Even though Hillary is a felon waiting for prosecution and execution for treason, someone still admitted to voting for her.

Originally Posted by Guest

It sounds like you are quite pleased with the GOP plan to end Medicare when you say 'keep government out of insurance business'. Watch HHS nominee Rep Tom Price's confirmation hearing next week to learn all the details of his plan to end Medicare.

Hey dumb @ss, Obie and the Democrat controlled congress are the ones that stole almost a trillion bucks from Medicare to subsidize ObieCare. Wow, you are still so stupid that you can't understand after everyone has attempted to set you straight, that the Republicans have no intention of getting rid of your socialized Medicare crutch. Personally, I wish they would in my case. It has been nothing but a pain in the rear when dealing with my insurance company. Medicare is the largest rip off, and just another ponzi scheme like Social Security. Congress will never get rid of it because they would be getting rid of their slush fund. I have never used Medicare and never will as long as I have my private insurance.

Wow!

No need for any to change their votes.

Trump has already won, but thanks anyway.

None what so ever.

Originally Posted by Guest

It sounds like you are quite pleased with the GOP plan to end Medicare when you say 'keep government out of insurance business'. Watch HHS nominee Rep Tom Price's confirmation hearing next week to learn all the details of his plan to end Medicare.

Dear Guest: I can see why you would draw such a conclusion as in my desire to keep my comments to a minimum I did not elaborate
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First I was only speaking to the issue of what to do with Obamacare. In my view we should return to the platform we had before Obamacare was enacted with a provisio to grandfather certain changes such as the restriction on insurability. However for those new policies/people seeking private health insurance issued after the changes such rules would be applicable.

What then is remaining are those people who cannot afford insurance and/or have pre-existing conditioned. I would agree that a government sponsored solution is the answer. As to medicare people paid into it and I view it as insurance; albeit there is too much abuse. As to medicaid my main concern is the abuse as to eligibility usages need, etc. However there are certainly people with real needs because of disability etc

Prior to Baylor now(Blue Cross) people did not have such a thing as insurance. Baylor created it and it has flourished to where people actually believe it is a right . Unfortunately politicians eager for votes supported this rubbish and now here we are for better or worse. and because it is firmly in place all we can o his manage it wisely

Overall I was mainly speaking to the issue of the lawlessness of the Obama Administration ignoring the Constitution, Congress, etc. Ironically the manner in which the little dictator operated is his undoing. Ergo my comments that I hoped the Republicans do not apply the same tactics. The founders were very prescient and wise in their thinking when creating our Republic. Every president following George Washington has made attempts to break from these rules. People get the government they deserve we must resist these so called short cuts, etc to preserve this Republic

Personal Best Regards:

Nope, we support Trump,

Originally Posted by Guest

Dear Guest: I can see why you would draw such a conclusion as in my desire to keep my comments to a minimum I did not elaborate
.
First I was only speaking to the issue of what to do with Obamacare. In my view we should return to the platform we had before Obamacare was enacted with a provisio to grandfather certain changes such as the restriction on insurability. However for those new policies/people seeking private health insurance issued after the changes such rules would be applicable.

What then is remaining are those people who cannot afford insurance and/or have pre-existing conditioned. I would agree that a government sponsored solution is the answer. As to medicare people paid into it and I view it as insurance; albeit there is too much abuse. As to medicaid my main concern is the abuse as to eligibility usages need, etc. However there are certainly people with real needs because of disability etc

Prior to Baylor now(Blue Cross) people did not have such a thing as insurance. Baylor created it and it has flourished to where people actually believe it is a right . Unfortunately politicians eager for votes supported this rubbish and now here we are for better or worse. and because it is firmly in place all we can o his manage it wisely

Overall I was mainly speaking to the issue of the lawlessness of the Obama Administration ignoring the Constitution, Congress, etc. Ironically the manner in which the little dictator operated is his undoing. Ergo my comments that I hoped the Republicans do not apply the same tactics. The founders were very prescient and wise in their thinking when creating our Republic. Every president following George Washington has made attempts to break from these rules. People get the government they deserve we must resist these so called short cuts, etc to preserve this Republic

Personal Best Regards:

Good post.

My vote makes me happy when I look in the mirror.

Originally Posted by Guest

Really! We been witnessing a national cry over, people running for safe spaces, destroying property harming people and you have the audacity to ask that question.

Apparently you want a continuation of a socialist program, of social justice warriors who will burn your house down if you don't acknowledge their agenda, and the continuation of the dismantling of this nation piece by piece

My vote went for a major shift in policy direction. Legislation is an ugly undertaking. My hope is that the Republicans don't fall into the same traps as the progressives. some examples Obamacare should not be replaced with another government program. Keep government out of the private health care and insurance business. Abide by the founders belief in the filibuster and avoid using the nuclear option. congress can rule by the purse they do not need to stoop to the low tactics employed by Reid and Pelosi.....

Personal Best Regards:

Do I really think you would admit you were wrong in voting for trump. Your past posts tell me thats impossible.

Originally Posted by Guest

Wow, someone that actually admitted to voting for Hillary in spite of Russian interference. Even though Hillary is a felon waiting for prosecution and execution for treason, someone still admitted to voting for her.

I pray for people like you, pathetic.

Originally Posted by Guest

I pray for people like you, pathetic.

Dave guess you didn't pray hard enough for Hilly,
or even God said no way!!!

Originally Posted by Guest

I pray for people like you, pathetic.

I pray for the ignorant like you that are in denial of Hillary's felonious criminal activities. She's a traitor and yet you voted for her. Now, that is what is really considered pathetic and stupid.

Originally Posted by Guest

Honestly, when you look that guy in the the mirror, or gal, do you wish you could change your vote?

Do you really think these morons would admit they made a mistake? Not a chance. They are now stuck trying to explain all of Trump's actions. Ya, it will be fun for us to watch but it will be harmful for the country.

Originally Posted by Guest

Wow, someone that actually admitted to voting for Hillary in spite of Russian interference. Even though Hillary is a felon waiting for prosecution and execution for treason, someone still admitted to voting for her.

I voted for Mrs Clinton. Your silly comments about being a felon and execution for treason are another example of how Putin influenced you and other low intelligent voters.

I don't feel I made a mistake.