LIGHTNIN1
Supporting Member
You are a popular dude. That along with the guy at the cafe trying to hijack your car. You may have your own TV show next, or movie.
Health Care, Obama.....
- Thread starter CBT
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You are a popular dude. That along with the guy at the cafe trying to hijack your car. You may have your own TV show next, or movie.
Egon Spengler
We're ready to believe you...
LOL... Beautiful girl friend, trouble with the law, people wanting to be me....
I guess the name "Bandit" works for me!!
Haggis
It's a dry heat
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Bluerauder
CAMaraudin' in Virginia
Now all you need is a big chicken on your hood.
CBT
New member
Now all you need is a big chicken on your hood.
It will contrast too much with the big turkey behind the wheel!:burnout:
SC Cheesehead
'God Speed Blues Brother'
Egon Spengler
We're ready to believe you...
LIGHTNIN1
Supporting Member
Now all you need is a big chicken on your hood.
Don't forget the hat and CB radio. He'll have to brush up on CB language.:bandit:
CBT
New member
.....fixed.....
Phrog_gunner
New member
SC Cheesehead
'God Speed Blues Brother'
Phrog_gunner
New member
10-100, for sure.
I prefer the 10-69.............Grab it while its hot.
Egon Spengler
We're ready to believe you...
I am already familiar with CBT talk. I had a CBT in my first car
LIGHTNIN1
Supporting Member
Better get those rear bumper mounted twin steel whip antennas mounted on the Marauder if you are going to be a Bandit.:bandit:
Joe Walsh
STILL N/A
Here is the bottom line on the Federal government administering/being involved with Healthcare.
I don't know how anyone can disagree with the first cartoon, and then tell me that Healthcare "will be different":
This is how I, and a majority of voters, feel about what has happened:
V........V........V............V.............V
I don't know how anyone can disagree with the first cartoon, and then tell me that Healthcare "will be different":
This is how I, and a majority of voters, feel about what has happened:
V........V........V............V.............V
SC Cheesehead
'God Speed Blues Brother'
"The White House is aggressively touting the new healthcare law after failing to see an immediate bounce in polls from congressional approval of the legislation.
Faced with the prospect of a Democratic rout in November, the White House last month brought on communications expert Stephanie Cutter, a Capitol Hill veteran who is on her third tour of duty with the administration, to oversee healthcare messaging and at least minimize the political damage from the bill."
http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/98311-white-house-seeks-missing-health-bounce
IMO, this thread will keep going unless one of two things happen:
1. Congress repeals the stoopid :censor: healthcare Obamanation.
2. The admins close this thread.
I'm really hoping for the former.
FordNut
Contributing Member
Latest healthcare news... Approximately half of the primary care physicians in Texas no longer accept Medicare. That's not the standard "we don't accept NEW Medicare patients", that's "sorry, I know you've been seeing me for 20 years but now that you're going on Medicare you have to find another doctor".
The government has excessive paperwork, long delays in payment, and low payment rates. Doctors in private practice can barely break even on Medicare patients and lose money on Medicaid patients. The federal government is trying to shift so many Medicaid costs back on the states that several states are planning to get out of their state-administered Medicaid plans which have provided coverage for more people than Medicaid would normally cover, leaving even more of the poor people that were supposed to benefit from healthcare reform uninsured.
The government has excessive paperwork, long delays in payment, and low payment rates. Doctors in private practice can barely break even on Medicare patients and lose money on Medicaid patients. The federal government is trying to shift so many Medicaid costs back on the states that several states are planning to get out of their state-administered Medicaid plans which have provided coverage for more people than Medicaid would normally cover, leaving even more of the poor people that were supposed to benefit from healthcare reform uninsured.