To echo the jerk in Congress who badgered the H&HS Secretary - did Ms. Haddelbeck cancel her Faux News employee health coverage and just take the cash?
This Republican one-two punch of telling people not to buy insurance, then getting mad when people can't buy insurance when the website doesn't work, is about as clearly thought out as all their other strategies, I guess...
We should just combine health and car insurance. Young people pay more for car insurance because they suck at driving. Old people pay (paid!) more for health insurance because they suck at living. The combined premium would even out those differences.
My twenty-something nephew got drunk and fell (or was pushed!) off a roof one night. No insurance, of course. A week in intensive care, a year of therapy, probably a quarter-million dollars of treatment. The state paid everything. That's some powerful socialism for you.
I thought it was a soap opera
AH:
Braces! "Put your money where your kid's mouth is."
To echo the jerk in Congress who badgered the H&HS Secretary - did Ms. Haddelbeck cancel her Faux News employee health coverage and just take the cash?
Or does she consider herself no longer young?
WHICH IS IT?
This Republican one-two punch of telling people not to buy insurance, then getting mad when people can't buy insurance when the website doesn't work, is about as clearly thought out as all their other strategies, I guess...
Woah, I now realize that my "college" mathematics major was nothing more than liberal, socialist propeganda bullshit.
Hmm, that sounds kinda socialist-y...
Nice to see Hasselbeck living up to her full potential as a Fox leg crossing/uncrossing professional.
<i>We call it &ldquo;socialism.&rdquo;</i>
Careful commiegirl, you&#039;ll get a reputation.
We should just combine health and car insurance. Young people pay more for car insurance because they suck at driving. Old people pay (paid!) more for health insurance because they suck at living. The combined premium would even out those differences.
She also said this: I&#039;m a true believer that if someone bothers you, you care.
My twenty-something nephew got drunk and fell (or was pushed!) off a roof one night. No insurance, of course. A week in intensive care, a year of therapy, probably a quarter-million dollars of treatment. The state paid everything. That&#039;s some powerful socialism for you.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck? Thinks young people should start smoking because: invincible.
thanks Obama