Forward it to all your friends

Now answer mine. It is only one sentence long.

What do those with no insurance do between now and 2019?

Don’t go into moronic Bush/Cheney/InsuranceCo Salaries/GOP rant, just answer the friggen question, Smallville.

L M A O at your answer in advance....

12/22/2009: Rep. Parker Griffith, an Alabama Democrat, announced today that he is switching parties and joining the ranks of the GOP. It is the latest in a string of bad electoral news for House Democrats following a series of recent retirement announcement by lawmakers in right-leaning districts. The departures have given Republicans greater opportunities to pick up seats in the mid-term elections next year.

Here’s a round-up of reactions and analysis on the switch: Jay Newton-Small, TIME: “Griffith’s announcement underscores the nervousness of the Blue Dogs – fiscally conservative Dems – after a year of record spending. Four of them have announced their retirements in recent weeks, creating tough open seats for Dems to defend next November.

The NY Times States "The Democrats’ health care bill would reduce projected Medicare spending on home care by $43 billion, or 13 percent, over the next 10 years."

Acoustic you are correct in your statement, a shame the Democrats don't agree with you.

A good start and IF they go, Dems who eat their young will throw the half-blood prince under the bus by 2012 as well.

To the contrary, Dennis Moore (Kansas 3), John Tanner (Tennessee 8), Brian Baird (Washington 3) and Bart Gordon (Tennessee 6) are competent House members who among them have won election to Congress 36 times. Gordon is chairman of the House Science Committee; Tanner was offered an appointment to succeed Al Gore in the Senate in 1992; Baird was lead sponsor of measures to ensure the continuity of Congress in time of national disaster. All have claims to significant legislative accomplishments.”

In other words, change the subject, look to the past, BS BS BS BS. That is how you liberals handle any question I ask. However, since I am not a brain-dead liberal who has to Google DailyKoz to figure out when to go the bathroom, I will answer your question. The entire House is up for reelection but only 1/3 of the Senate next year, so don’t be a Moron about Senate control. However, losing the 60 vote supermajority is virtually a given.

He couldn't get elected to be be cat catcher of Wheeling in 2012!

It makes no difference to insurance companies if their science is true or false, they will raise rates for the unhealthy and for the handicapped. As much as businesses may want to hire some of these people, businesses will be forced to now not hire women of child-bearing age, not hire workers with many children who will run up health payments, and not hire someone in a wheel chair.

The liberals are supposed to be the bleeding hearts, but no one now will hire someone who has a heart defect or is diabetic. Loony Liberals should have been more careful what they hoped for this Christmas (yes, I know that Liberals do not want me to use that word).

“WellPoint found that a healthy 25-year-old in Milwaukee buying coverage on the individual market will see his costs rise by 178%. A small business based in Richmond with eight employees in average health will see a 23% increase. Insurance costs for a 40-year-old family with two kids living in Indianapolis will pay 106% more. And on and on.”

Actually...home health care is going to be on the rise as it is more cost effective and comfortable for patients who qualify.