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Monday, January 12, 2009

Democrats set vote to tighten health gap

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Party hopes to give Obama an early victory on SCHIP

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rfehunter

BIG BROTHER AT IT'S BEST, HOLD ON TO YOURE WALETS, PEOPLE MAKING 40K OR LESS
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chocolatelover

A similar plan worked well in Hawaii, well, not so much.
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ds80

Who's paying for this? The parents of the millions of uninsured children? Nope. It's coming from your wallet to theirs. All of you Obama voters: make sure you start feeling good about financing health care for non-US citizens. Or was that not the kind of change we should believe in? Too bad. Elections have consequences.
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RDH

All part of the Democrat Deficit Plan. Oh, and my fixed income mother (SS) will surely thank the Presdent-elect for raising her taxes (she smokes) after he explicitly looked into the camera and promised her that if she voted for him he would not raise her taxes one dime. Without a single day in office, Obama's lies are coming home to roost. Unfortunately the home in this case is my mother's. Shame on us all for allowing the Democrats to take from the aged to finance their welfare schemes. I guess the Democratic thought process in this case is that the aged will only vote a few more times while putting more able bodied people on the government doles will result in votes for Democrats for a lot more elections.
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