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Originally Posted by PIMking
this really started the last two or three years of Bush when everything went down hill. The democrats did whatever they could to make republicans look bad and didn't work with them then the republicans acted like children and did the same thing when Obama came into office.
It's a damn disgrace, I'm with DFF on this, we need a damn uniting person not another piss on the other side type with Hillary.
Hillary will make things worse than it is now.
Now people are worrying about Iraq again. Seriously this crap reminds me of Vietnam. If I lost a limb, loved one, or my mind in that worthless sandbox to see what is happening now I don't know how well I would take it.
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Pretty sure they were able to do that all on their own.
Who would you vote for if the election was held today and what would be some of your main reasons?
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Originally Posted by PIMking
I am one of the few conservatives that has the balls to say that we need a single payer system here. However, I don't like the way things are being implemented now. We should've done a better job on the roll out, we should of done a better job to make sure checks are in place to make sure that it's not being abused. I'm not looking forward to see what my health insurance is going to jump this winter.
what's scaring the American public the most is how the VA is going to be used as an example on how our government can run health care for everyone not just vets.
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The roll out was awful, but the whole Obamacare system had to be so bogged down in capitalist BS in order for it to pass at all, just to make sure insurance companies were still going to get their share. And for whatever reason a vocal group of people seem to think that health care for everyone is a bad thing. A President with balls would have forced it down their throats, but the bureaucratic barriers don't allow that type of thing. You're probably not a Jon Stewart fan but his interview with Phillip K. Howard about the government stalemate is really good.