Originally Posted by Posh 08

For those that like to over think issues.

Q&A: What does the health care law mean for you? | Fox News

Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna

I wish Fox always reported like that. That piece really was pretty "fair and balanced".

Yes, good sumary Posh. Thanks!

Originally Posted by eweissenbach

I am humbled and honored that you took valuable time away from your consulting, not to mention the time of your consultants, to attempt to educate me. You are the greatest of the great and will, no doubt, be the first inductee to the TOTV Hall of Fame. PLEASE reply to this post or my fragile ego will destroyed.

My only response to this post would be to call you what you are. You have nothing worth saying except to bash me.

Do you really think you're looking good doing this?

I can't imagine why you think it's OK to do this instead of countering what I saying if you can.

Originally Posted by Villages Kahuna

I wish Fox always reported like that. That piece really was pretty "fair and balanced".

You realize that FOX News like many news sources just posted a story by the Associated Press.

I don't know why you find this refreshing that they would do so; it's pretty normal business.

Originally Posted by bkcunningham1

That is what I'm hearing. Sad day in America.

Just what's sad about millions of people who are currently freeloading on the rest of us having their own insurance. What's sad about the millions of people (kids included) who will now be able to get care despite pre-existing conditions? What's sad about kids 21-26 being able to recieve benefits under their parents plans?

What's sad is that most of the naysayers don't have a clue what the Health Care Plan is all about, don't have a concern for the millions that will benefit and think it's a political battle issue instead of a good option for all of us. And by the way, if you think it's socialized medicine, take a trip to The UK or Canada which might open your eyes to reality!

Oh yea....like Cavuto & Doocey & Carlson just report the news? How stupid do you think we are?......and I am sure you will tell us.

Originally Posted by MrMark

Just what's sad about millions of people who are currently freeloading on the rest of us having their own insurance. What's sad about the millions of people (kids included) who will now be able to get care despite pre-existing conditions? What's sad about kids 21-26 being able to recieve benefits under their parents plans?

What's sad is that most of the naysayers don't have a clue what the Health Care Plan is all about, don't have a concern for the millions that will benefit and think it's a political battle issue instead of a good option for all of us. And by the way, if you think it's socialized medicine, take a trip to The UK or Canada which might open your eyes to reality!

What's sad is the damage done to The Constitution's protections.

The only Fox News "Journalist" is Shep Smith. He will tell it like it is.

if we don't have car insurance!!!??????

Originally Posted by RichieLion

What's sad is the damage done to The Constitution's protections.

....What is the difference!

Originally Posted by Posh 08

For those that like to over think issues.

Q&A: What does the health care law mean for you? | Fox News

When it comes to policy making you can bet the farm that what was "intended" and what is "expected" will never transect. In otherwords policy gets lost in translation or perhaps a better word is application. So before anyone goes jumping up and down and patting themselves on the back you miht want to go beyond the thinking suggested in this article. This is bad law and it is a disaster in the making

Originally Posted by RichieLion

What's sad is the damage done to The Constitution's protections.

A perfect example of why you should give up the ghost as a potential Supreme Court nominee!

Originally Posted by rubicon

When it comes to policy making you can bet the farm that what was "intended" and what is "expected" will never transect. In otherwords policy gets lost in translation or perhaps a better word is application. So before anyone goes jumping up and down and patting themselves on the back you miht want to go beyond the thinking suggested in this article. This is bad law and it is a disaster in the making

"This is bad law and it is a disaster in the making" say you. Makes you wonder what the 30 million who have no insurance but will be covered under the Affordable Care Act have to say. This includes the firefighters fighting the CO fire, who don't get insurance because they are part-time employees of the forest service. Soon they will be able to buy insurance at an affordable price.

Originally Posted by rubicon

When it comes to policy making you can bet the farm that what was "intended" and what is "expected" will never transect. In otherwords policy gets lost in translation or perhaps a better word is application. So before anyone goes jumping up and down and patting themselves on the back you miht want to go beyond the thinking suggested in this article. This is bad law and it is a disaster in the making

What is the suspected disaster? Key word being suspected. Fear mongering is all I hear.

Originally Posted by Posh 08;51***9

What is the suspected disaster? Key word being suspected. Fear mongering is all I hear.

Tell me specifically how this gets paid for...the disaster for me is we all talk about our government overspending, and yet we are happy that we have more that we cannot afford.

In addition, please be aware that this act does not even address HEALTH COSTS in anyway at all.....and there is no TORT REFORM, so what we will begin to pay next year in taxes and add more in 2014, you can rest assured it will go up and up some more.

This is a bad law because we cant afford it and it does not do what this man said he would do....that you cannot dispute. He said he was going to address health COSTS...this he did not do. He said we had to have tort reform to control costs...this he did not do. It IS a bad law, but it is now the law of the land !!

Originally Posted by Posh 08;51***9

What is the suspected disaster? Key word being suspected. Fear mongering is all I hear.

Denial is all I hear.

Originally Posted by jebartle

if we don't have car insurance!!!??????



....What is the difference!

I have a feeling you don't realize what was done here if you're comparing it to having car insurance.