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Lap cheong
   
   
      
 
 
Since: 2.1.02
From: Stafford, VA
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|  #2 Posted on 16.7.09 1427.57 | Instant Rating: 2.44 | Reading the Resolution, it's not all of congress, just the people who've voted for it, and not required either. Not only that, but it's only the voice of 9 congressmen saying this.
I think it makes more sense if it's all of congress; can't make a pot of soup and not eat, can you? Would keep the public option from going to hell if Congress had to use it; in fact, it would probably be quite good then.
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Lap cheong
Since: 11.2.03
From: Hackettstown, NJ
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| #3 Posted on 16.7.09 1445.34 | Instant Rating: 7.03 | | Logically, then, if these Congressmen are voting against ANY public option, they should forego *their* Congressional benefits and enroll in private programs. | lotjx
Knackwurst
Since: 5.9.08
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| #4 Posted on 16.7.09 1540.29 | Instant Rating: 2.39 | | They should do the public option. I also believe they should do something about some of these health care cards that some businesses mostly temps. Those things are basically worthless, you pay $50 a week for two people when you only make $350 a week and it doesn't cover anything. You get one free physical and 20% off of medical expenses, but not hospitalizations. I am hoping when they do legally require business to give out benefits those things will not be counted as their health benefits. |
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