Nice and long. And by the way, the URL you gave didn't lead me to the article directly. It took me to a progressive website called truthdig.com but I did find a link to the article form there to another progressive website, truthout.org, that had the article. (Websites that have the word truth in the title just makes me more skeptical of them. Kinda' like how I don't trust the guy that keeps saying "You can trust me.") And it's not an article. It's an editorial.
this whole thing could have been achieved if there was a extension to Medicare to slowly integrate all ages. but like the article points out, insurance companies wouldn't be okay with that. I hope these kinks get fixed sooner than later but given the complexity and amount of hands on this it'll be a while.
this whole thing could have been achieved if there was a extension to Medicare to slowly integrate all ages. but like the article points out, insurance companies wouldn't be okay with that. I hope these kinks get fixed sooner than later but given the complexity and amount of hands on this it'll be a while.
Except for one problem. It would never happen that way. Here in Florida, our legislature voted down the expansion of Medicare even with the Federal Government footing the bill. Perhaps that will be the end product of this clusterf****k but in our political climate you just can't get any common sense solutions from each side. They have to come away looking like victorious champions of their ideals, not productive compromisers. You know I'm a dem, but I'll probably have a good look at Cristy in 2016. I think he's good for the GOP.
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