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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:29:49 -0700 (PDT), Tim
wrote:

From the title, I thought you were anouncing a new boat coming out on
the market or something like that.

Or that perhaps she was expecting... :-)


Typical male putdown, due to his lack of intellectual horsepower.

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On 3/23/10 8:31 PM, nom=de=plume wrote:
wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 14:25:28 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

Sorry.. I should have marked it as political. My bad.

No, you should have posted it somewhere else.


You're in charge of the newsgroup. Wow... news to lots of people!



w'hine actually thinks he is in charge of something...anything.

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"Larry" wrote in message
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Tim wrote:
On Mar 23, 2:20 pm, wrote:

For the righties... which of these things do you not like?

Provisions of the health care overhaul that will take place in 2010:

90 days after enactment - Provide immediate access to high-risk pools
for
people with no insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying people coverage
when
they get sick.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying coverage to
children
with pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from imposing lifetime caps on
coverage.
180 days after enactment - Require insurers to allow people to stay on
their
parents' policies until they turn 26.
this year - Provide a $250 rebade to Medicare prescription drug
beneficiaries whose initial benefits have run out.

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From the title, I thought you were anouncing a new boat coming out on
the market or something like that.

No chance of that. She's not interested in such a thing.


And, no response of substance from you. Do you need to post a link? Go
ahead, no one will smack you.

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"lil abner" wrote in message
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nom=de=plume wrote:
For the righties... which of these things do you not like?

Provisions of the health care overhaul that will take place in 2010:

90 days after enactment - Provide immediate access to high-risk pools for
people with no insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying people coverage when
they get sick.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying coverage to children
with pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from imposing lifetime caps on
coverage.
180 days after enactment - Require insurers to allow people to stay on
their parents' policies until they turn 26.
this year - Provide a $250 rebade to Medicare prescription drug
beneficiaries whose initial benefits have run out.

There is already access to high risk pools. The costs are 3 times or more
than for everybody else though.


"States are not required to have an alternative option for medically
uninsurable individuals to access coverage, but most do." Now, there's a
guarantee. Cost wouldn't be an issue if there was a public option or *gasp*
single payer. Everyone's cost would be lower.

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wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 13:20:33 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
wrote:

For the righties... which of these things do you not like?

Provisions of the health care overhaul that will take place in 2010:

90 days after enactment - Provide immediate access to high-risk pools for
people with no insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying people coverage when
they get sick.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying coverage to children
with pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from imposing lifetime caps on
coverage.
180 days after enactment - Require insurers to allow people to stay on
their
parents' policies until they turn 26.
this year - Provide a $250 rebade to Medicare prescription drug
beneficiaries whose initial benefits have run out.


Nobody has said, or even said they will limit, what the insurance
companies can charge for all of these new liabilities. The real
showdown will come when our insurance options and prices show up this
fall. The CEO of Caterpillar is estimating this will cost his company
$100 million in additional health care insurance costs. That will get
passed on to the employees, one way or another..

Insurance companies are currently raising prices... did you miss that? It's
a fix that's coming.

I doubt it. His costs are skyrocketting now. Every reputable economist, not
to mention the CBO, predicts savings.



Where is all of the extra medical capacity going to come from to deal
with 31 million new patients?
Supply and demand says the cost of providing care will go up.

I guess they don't make doctors anymore. How sad. Hospitals seem to think
they'll be fine.


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On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:16:54 -0400, wrote:

Where is all of the extra medical capacity going to come from to deal
with 31 million new patients?
Supply and demand says the cost of providing care will go up.

And quality and availability will go down. It has to, supply is
relatively inelastic.

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On 3/23/10 8:41 PM, Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:16:54 -0400, wrote:

Where is all of the extra medical capacity going to come from to deal
with 31 million new patients?
Supply and demand says the cost of providing care will go up.

And quality and availability will go down. It has to, supply is
relatively inelastic.


Here we have a couple of "haves" hoping to maintain their medical
distance from the "have nots."

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hk wrote:
On 3/23/10 8:16 PM, Larry wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 23, 2:20 pm, wrote:
For the righties... which of these things do you not like?

Provisions of the health care overhaul that will take place in 2010:

90 days after enactment - Provide immediate access to high-risk pools
for
people with no insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying people coverage
when
they get sick.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying coverage to
children
with pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from imposing lifetime caps on
coverage.
180 days after enactment - Require insurers to allow people to stay
on their
parents' policies until they turn 26.
this year - Provide a $250 rebade to Medicare prescription drug
beneficiaries whose initial benefits have run out.

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From the title, I thought you were anouncing a new boat coming out on
the market or something like that.
No chance of that. She's not interested in such a thing.



Another Krueger?
No idea if she's interested in that.

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"Larry" wrote in message
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hk wrote:
On 3/23/10 8:16 PM, Larry wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 23, 2:20 pm, wrote:
For the righties... which of these things do you not like?

Provisions of the health care overhaul that will take place in 2010:

90 days after enactment - Provide immediate access to high-risk pools
for
people with no insurance because of pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying people coverage
when
they get sick.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from denying coverage to
children
with pre-existing conditions.
180 days after enactment - Bar insurers from imposing lifetime caps on
coverage.
180 days after enactment - Require insurers to allow people to stay
on their
parents' policies until they turn 26.
this year - Provide a $250 rebade to Medicare prescription drug
beneficiaries whose initial benefits have run out.

--
Nom=de=Plume
From the title, I thought you were anouncing a new boat coming out on
the market or something like that.
No chance of that. She's not interested in such a thing.



Another Krueger?
No idea if she's interested in that.


Except that I probably will buy something in the next couple of months,
which is what I've said for a while. Now you know.

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"Wayne.B" wrote in message
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On Tue, 23 Mar 2010 20:16:54 -0400, wrote:

Where is all of the extra medical capacity going to come from to deal
with 31 million new patients?
Supply and demand says the cost of providing care will go up.

And quality and availability will go down. It has to, supply is
relatively inelastic.


Not at all. Doctors and hospitals being in demand, will increase supply. Why
don't you create a death panel...

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