Do you own your body?

[Lazaran]

Federal and some state legislatures are nearly a 50/50 split. If another X million people vote (ones that had not before), what guarantee is there that those near even splits won't continue, or expand to other states?

Let’s find out!!!

 

[icanhelp1]

Yeah, that multi-million dollar effort to suppress the votes of primarily Democratic voters is a head scratcher…



Obviously that effort is paying off, as evidenced by Dribble basically parroting propaganda about Democrats not doing anything.



JFC

SAD!!!

How is multi million dollar effort only suppressing democrat votes. I always thought that laws and regulations apply to all parties involved.

 

[Lazaran]

ineedhelp1 isn’t playing dumb.

 

[icanhelp1]

ineedhelp1 isn’t playing dumb.

What was I thinking expecting a thoughtful reply from you. Dribble’s right.

 

[adrina]

You’d be hard pressed to point out where the American people have won anything from either party.

But more ad-hom supports your argument.

The ACA. From the democrats.

The wealthy got the tax cuts from the GOP.

You're still an idiot.

 

[icanhelp1]

The ACA. From the democrats.

The wealthy got the tax cuts from the GOP.

You're still an idiot.

ACA is debatable at best.

Everyone got tax cuts under GOP, and everyone got inflation under Dems.

 

[adrina]

ACA is debatable at best.

Everyone got tax cuts under GOP, and everyone got inflation under Dems.

ACA has saved billions of dollars and many American lives.

Nope, the tax cuts for the lower incomes expired and became increases.

Inflation is greedflation. Record profits across every industry.

You're still an idiot.

 

[Lazaran]

ineedhelp1 isn’t playing dumb.

 

[Buffalogurl]

ACA has saved billions of dollars and many American lives.

Nope, the tax cuts for the lower incomes expired and became increases.

Inflation is greedflation. Record profits across every industry.

You're still an idiot.

No adrina, "inflation is greedflation" is due to the excessive printing of fiat money. Dollars backed by thin air.
Got that jezebel......

 

[adrina]

No adrina, "inflation is greedflation" is due to the excessive printing of fiat money. Dollars backed by thin air.
Got that jezebel......

Oh. Look. Another idiot.

Perhaps you can give us more of the canned talking points you were supplied with. C'mon now, don't keep us waiting. Dazzle us with that sharp intellect and sound reasoning.

 

[icanhelp1]

No adrina, "inflation is greedflation" is due to the excessive printing of fiat money. Dollars backed by thin air.
Got that jezebel......

ACA saved billions of dollars? For who?

Canned talking points? Any response from a conservative is canned talking points. Such a bitter person.

And I didn’t insult anyone.

 

[adrina]

 

[ll74]

ACA saved billions of dollars? For who?

For average Americans who could not afford adequate health insurance.

 

[adrina]

Le sigh....

https://www.statnews.com/2019/03/22/affordable-care-act-controls-costs/

Name the much-criticized federal program that has saved the U.S. $2.3 trillion. Hint: it starts with Affordable​

 

[jaF0]

Quoting it is bad enough. Screenshotting it is a crime against Litmanity.

 

[icanhelp1]

For average Americans who could not afford adequate health insurance.

I believe Americans should not be denied health care but according to CBO analysis it’s costing American taxpayers;

"As FactCheck.org discovered, the CBO estimated that the total net cost of the Affordable Care Act coverage provisions would be $1.35 trillion over 10 years, from 2016 through 2025. This cost includes gross costs of $1.993 trillion, which includes spending on subsidies for insurance obtained through the exchanges, tax credits to small businesses and expanded Medicaid coverage, minus revenues of $643 billion, which includes penalty payments from those who don't obtain insurance and employers who don't provide it."

Estimated debt by 2030 will be 50 billion. But let’s provide funding for illegals.

 

[ll74]

I believe Americans should not be denied health care but according to CBO analysis it’s costing American taxpayers;

As FactCheck.org discovered, the CBO estimated that the total net cost of the Affordable Care Act coverage provisions would be $1.35 trillion over 10 years, from 2016 through 2025. This cost includes gross costs of $1.993 trillion, which includes spending on subsidies for insurance obtained through the exchanges, tax credits to small businesses and expanded Medicaid coverage, minus revenues of $643 billion, which includes penalty payments from those who don't obtain insurance and employers who don't provide it.

Estimated debt by 2030 will be 50 billion. But let’s provide funding for illegals.

Yes, it's providing millions of people.badly needed healthcare and taxpayers pay for it

The average cost for healthcare per each American has drastically been reduced.

And Biden is reducing it even more.

But if you're selfish, I understand you might not like it.

 

[icanhelp1]

Yes, it's providing millions of people.badly needed healthcare and taxpayers pay for it

The average cost for healthcare per each American has drastically been reduced.

And Biden is reducing it even more.

But if you're selfish, I understand you might not like it.

The government spent 1 trillion dollars in the last 3 months. Biden isn't reducing shit, he's spending like a drunken sailor. Our politicians refuse to cut other programs, consolidate redundant programs, follow a budget, eliminate deficit spending. This government is bankrolling our kids futures.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

The two main goals of the ACA were to expand coverage and bend the cost curve. Insurance coverage has indeed expanded since Obamacare took effect but aggregate costs and per capita costs have not been reduced, nor has the rate of increase.

 

[ll74]

The government spent 1 trillion dollars in the last 3 months. Biden isn't reducing shit, he's spending like a drunken sailor. Our politicians refuse to cut other programs, consolidate redundant programs, follow a budget, eliminate deficit spending. This government is bankrolling our kids futures.

What does that have to do with the ACA?

Or were you just bored of trying to make an argument on that?

 

[icanhelp1]

The two main goals of the ACA were to expand coverage and bend the cost curve. Insurance coverage has indeed expanded since Obamacare took effect but aggregate costs and per capita costs have not been reduced, nor has the rate of increase.

I believe it was a backdoor attempt at creating single payer system, or a derivative of a european style national health care model.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

I believe it was a backdoor attempt at creating single payer system, or a derivative of a european style national health care model.

Yeah, for many of its proponents that was and remains the goal.

 

[ll74]

The two main goals of the ACA were to expand coverage and bend the cost curve. Insurance coverage has indeed expanded since Obamacare took effect but aggregate costs and per capita costs have not been reduced, nor has the rate of increase.

the primary driver of the ACA was to increase availability to more people. It worked.

The cost of healthcare for people who didn't have health insurance went down.

 

[Lazaran]

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More ignorant gaslighting bullshit from the RWCJ Know-Nothings.



The ACA provides ACTUAL insurance, unlike the bogus plans that predatory insurance scammers offered to the chronically uninsured / uninsurable public.

Also: No one knows what health care costs or premiums would be today minus the ACA.

And no one knows how many more people would have died or gone bankrupt during the pandemic and other recent catastrophes without the ACA’s protections.

Hope that ^ helps.



RWCJ Know-Nothings

 

[icanhelp1]

I figure by the end of Biden’s first term we’ll have somewhere in the vicinity of 10 million illegal migrants. So who pays for the healthcare? We have a difficult time taking care of our own, homeless on the increase and yet Let everyone come on in. 33 trillion and counting.