Romney still doesn't know what he supports

[Horn69]

He never could really square the fact that his name was on the Massachusetts Universal Healthcare Bill. Today on Facebook he said that a "a plan crafted to fit the unique circumstances of a single state should not be grafted onto the entire country."
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But on 6/28/2009 he told David Gregory: "And therefore the right way to proceed is to reform health care. That we can do, as we did it in Massachusetts, as Wyden-Bennett is proposing doing it at the national level. We can do it for the nation, we can get everybody insured, we can get the cost of health care down, but we don't have to have government insurance and government running health care to get that done." [Note: we don't have government insurance]

All he's ever been able to do is lie in the moment, because he knows not what he believes and what he wanted to accomplish. Thank goodness the Electorate saw through his phoniness.

Hook'em!!!

 

[Uninformed]

Did you complain on his facebook page or did you just defriend him?

 

[Mr. Deez]

Romney never had credibility on Obamacare, and that was one of many problems with his candidacy.

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[theiioftx]

OMG a liberal comes out to try and deflect this to Romney? And the icing on his cake - HE LIED? Bwaaaahaaaaa...

Your dear leader openly lied to the public and keeps on trying to deceive everyone. If you are still believing him, you are not only part of the blind flock of sheep, you truly are the problem in America.

 

[Crockett]

The beauty of the Massachusetts plan is that it causes everybody to be insured, and to the extent possible, pay a share of the cost of providing universal health care, which everybody in the US gets. Too often, it seems to me this "universal care" is delivered in emergency rooms that can't turn them away, but can charge them (or anybody else coming through the door) $2,000 for what a family practitioner would do for $150. In turn, the uninsured, presented with a bill they could never pay, pay nothing at all.

Our political system is so screwed up that we have a choice between Obamacare, a cobbled together mess, and no reform at all.

 

[UTChE96]

Romneycare doesn't do as much on pre-existing conditions which I think is a good thing. Obamacare will cause premiums to skyrocket because healthy folks who never go to a doctor will have even less incentive to join. If they get sick then they will simply sign up afterwards with no penalty. That will drive prices up since there will be no healthy folks diluting the cost of the unhealthy.

 

[Seattle Husker]

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[UTChE96]

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[Horn6721]

Actually the sign up period has been extended to march 31,2014

and it looks like there will be NO penalty for not signing up for the first year

and with more and more coming out daily and now several bills in both houses for " If you like your health insurance you can keep it?

Plus the number of people who realize they are being forced to get maternity and pediatric care of all kinds even if they are single or if they can't even have children is growing
and they aren't happy being forced to pay for stuff they can't ever use

then again who wouldn't be angry

 

[Roger35]

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[Uninformed]

True, OTOH Al would just pull the plug on the whole internet thing. YOLO

 

[Mr. Deez]

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