GOP working for their constituents again
Some 52 million working-age adults have pre-existing medical conditions that would likely have left them unable to get health coverage before the Affordable Care Act, according to an analysis by the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation.
In 11 states, at least 30 percent of non-elderly adults are estimated to have declinable medical conditions, the study found: West Virginia (36 percent), Mississippi (34 percent), Kentucky and Alabama (33 percent), Arkansas and Tennessee (32 percent), Oklahoma (31 percent) and 30 percent each for Louisiana, Missouri, Indiana and Kansas.
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-government/congress/article143375479.html#storylink=cpy
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Love the part about being non-partisan. That was a hoot!
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Are the facts wrong?doogie said:Love the part about being non-partisan. That was a hoot!
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Yes.
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How many of those 'pre-existing conditions' are self inflicted?
Obesity, diabetes, lung cancer, heart disease, stroke, liver disease,
But but...the crusades.
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Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
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Joke about something long enough and eventually the people unable to grasp the difference between the internet and real life will fall for the ruse.PurpleJ said:Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
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Huh?Intersectional_Dawg said:
Joke about something long enough and eventually the people unable to grasp the difference between the internet and real life will fall for the ruse.PurpleJ said:Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
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If we can get rid of Baby Boomers, fat, sick, and poor people I would call that a bright future.PurpleJ said:Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
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Let's get an early start on those worthless Gen Xers also.Mosster47 said:
If we can get rid of Baby Boomers, fat, sick, and poor people I would call that a bright future.PurpleJ said:Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
#savetheplanet
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Fat chicks are first to goMosster47 said:
If we can get rid of Baby Boomers, fat, sick, and poor people I would call that a bright future.PurpleJ said:Sounds like Republicans are doing something to fix overpopulation and curb climate change. Glad to see someone actually being eco friendly instead of paying lip service like the lyin dems.
