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Sep 26, 2017 20:58:55   #
Mollie
 
1. Why did you vote for John McCain?

2. As you most likely know Senator McCain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. The health care he receives along with congress is not Obamacare. It is a special deal congress worked out so they would not be forced (like the rest of America) to be under Obamacare. Congress has a group plan that has specific coverage unique to its members. In 2014 congress (and congressional employees) were scheduled to change to plans that the general public was going to receive. Lately, there has been some discussion about making exceptions for members of congress. The concern was mainly many of their staff MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD OBAMACARE. Can you believe that?

Yet, the last time John McCain voted in the senate, he went up to the well and dramatically put his thumb down for a "no" vote. After that he was overheard saying "now let's see Donald make America great again", even though he has campaigned that he wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare. According to an article in the HuffPost 9/23/13, by Michael McAuliff and Sabrina Siddiqui McCain stated "I campaigned all over America for two months everywhere I could, and in every single campaign rally I said, 'And we have to repeal and replace Obamacare'". Last question: Do you think McCain is being vindictive by voting "no" because he doesn't like Donald Trump, or do you think he voted for what was in the best interest of his constituents?

3. Do you think John McCain should be recalled?

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Sep 27, 2017 09:43:35   #
Lonewolf
 
I think he was for repeal and replace but not to replace the aca with something that was going to hurt millions of people.





quote=Mollie]1. Why did you vote for John McCain?

2. As you most likely know Senator McCain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. The health care he receives along with congress is not Obamacare. It is a special deal congress worked out so they would not be forced (like the rest of America) to be under Obamacare. Congress has a group plan that has specific coverage unique to its members. In 2014 congress (and congressional employees) were scheduled to change to plans that the general public was going to receive. Lately, there has been some discussion about making exceptions for members of congress. The concern was mainly many of their staff MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD OBAMACARE. Can you believe that?

Yet, the last time John McCain voted in the senate, he went up to the well and dramatically put his thumb down for a "no" vote. After that he was overheard saying "now let's see Donald make America great again", even though he has campaigned that he wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare. According to an article in the HuffPost 9/23/13, by Michael McAuliff and Sabrina Siddiqui McCain stated "I campaigned all over America for two months everywhere I could, and in every single campaign rally I said, 'And we have to repeal and replace Obamacare'". Last question: Do you think McCain is being vindictive by voting "no" because he doesn't like Donald Trump, or do you think he voted for what was in the best interest of his constituents?

3. Do you think John McCain should be recalled?[/quote]

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Sep 27, 2017 10:44:16   #
kankune Loc: Iowa
 
Mollie wrote:
1. Why did you vote for John McCain?

2. As you most likely know Senator McCain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. The health care he receives along with congress is not Obamacare. It is a special deal congress worked out so they would not be forced (like the rest of America) to be under Obamacare. Congress has a group plan that has specific coverage unique to its members. In 2014 congress (and congressional employees) were scheduled to change to plans that the general public was going to receive. Lately, there has been some discussion about making exceptions for members of congress. The concern was mainly many of their staff MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD OBAMACARE. Can you believe that?

Yet, the last time John McCain voted in the senate, he went up to the well and dramatically put his thumb down for a "no" vote. After that he was overheard saying "now let's see Donald make America great again", even though he has campaigned that he wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare. According to an article in the HuffPost 9/23/13, by Michael McAuliff and Sabrina Siddiqui McCain stated "I campaigned all over America for two months everywhere I could, and in every single campaign rally I said, 'And we have to repeal and replace Obamacare'". Last question: Do you think McCain is being vindictive by voting "no" because he doesn't like Donald Trump, or do you think he voted for what was in the best interest of his constituents?

3. Do you think John McCain should be recalled?
1. Why did you vote for John McCain? br br 2. ... (show quote)


He's a vindictive SOB and needs to step down. Give it a rest Mccain...go home and spend your last days with your family....

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Sep 27, 2017 10:46:09   #
kankune Loc: Iowa
 
desparado wrote:
I think he was for repeal and replace but not to replace the aca with something that was going to hurt millions of people.





quote=Mollie]1. Why did you vote for John McCain?

2. As you most likely know Senator McCain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. The health care he receives along with congress is not Obamacare. It is a special deal congress worked out so they would not be forced (like the rest of America) to be under Obamacare. Congress has a group plan that has specific coverage unique to its members. In 2014 congress (and congressional employees) were scheduled to change to plans that the general public was going to receive. Lately, there has been some discussion about making exceptions for members of congress. The concern was mainly many of their staff MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD OBAMACARE. Can you believe that?

Yet, the last time John McCain voted in the senate, he went up to the well and dramatically put his thumb down for a "no" vote. After that he was overheard saying "now let's see Donald make America great again", even though he has campaigned that he wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare. According to an article in the HuffPost 9/23/13, by Michael McAuliff and Sabrina Siddiqui McCain stated "I campaigned all over America for two months everywhere I could, and in every single campaign rally I said, 'And we have to repeal and replace Obamacare'". Last question: Do you think McCain is being vindictive by voting "no" because he doesn't like Donald Trump, or do you think he voted for what was in the best interest of his constituents?

3. Do you think John McCain should be recalled?
I think he was for repeal and replace but not to r... (show quote)
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ACA is hurting MILLIONS of people NOW!!

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Sep 27, 2017 12:23:04   #
boatbob2
 
IM thinking the North Vietnamese Army,(NVA) should have stood the "songbird" up against the wall,broken arms and broken leg,and shot the son of a bitch,for betraying America.. Heres hoping his brain cancer,returns,with a vengence...............

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Sep 27, 2017 12:29:58   #
Randy131 Loc: Florida
 
You're right kankune, and anything would be better than Obamacare, and if some people couldn't get healthcare through insurance companies, then let them pay to be put on Medicaid, for that would give them coverage as good as Obamacare, yet still wouldn't cost the federal government the tremendous amount of money that Obamacare is costing it.

The best thing would be to just repeal Obamacare and replace it with nothing, allow the free market to set prices and the insurance companies give the people incentives to buy healthcare from them, for that is what will bring the cost of healthcare down, insurance companies competing and doing what they must to get people to buy healthcare from them.

I wonder if the American people remember how cheap healthcare was before Obama and the Democrats forced Obamacare on them, especially the costs of copays and deductibles. Many Americans who have to scrimpt and count pennies to save enough money in order to afford to pay for their Obamacare policies, can't afford to use those Obamacare policies because the copays and deductibles are so high that they have no money left to pay those tremendous costs, so they go without medical services that they need to prolong their lives.



kankune wrote:
ACA is hurting MILLIONS of people NOW!!

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Sep 27, 2017 12:35:51   #
jer48 Loc: perris ca
 
boatbob2 wrote:
IM thinking the North Vietnamese Army,(NVA) should have stood the "songbird" up against the wall,broken arms and broken leg,and shot the son of a bitch,for betraying America.. Heres hoping his brain cancer,returns,with a vengence...............


amen

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Sep 27, 2017 16:07:07   #
Lonewolf
 
The free market will set rates so hi only the rich will have it. Befor aca a friend of mine paid 4,500 a month after 850
they did sell cheap policies that when you tryed to use them you found you weren't covered
the leading cause of bankruptcy is medical bills

uote=Randy131]You're right kankune, and anything would be better than Obamacare, and if some people couldn't get healthcare through insurance companies, then let them pay to be put on Medicaid, for that would give them coverage as good as Obamacare, yet still wouldn't cost the federal government the tremendous amount of money that Obamacare is costing it.

The best thing would be to just repeal Obamacare and replace it with nothing, allow the free market to set prices and the insurance companies give the people incentives to buy healthcare from them, for that is what will bring the cost of healthcare down, insurance companies competing and doing what they must to get people to buy healthcare from them.

I wonder if the American people remember how cheap healthcare was before Obama and the Democrats forced Obamacare on them, especially the costs of copays and deductibles. Many Americans who have to scrimpt and count pennies to save enough money in order to afford to pay for their Obamacare policies, can't afford to use those Obamacare policies because the copays and deductibles are so high that they have no money left to pay those tremendous costs, so they go without medical services that they need to prolong their lives.[/quote]

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Sep 27, 2017 19:41:57   #
Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ
 
Mollie wrote:
1. Why did you vote for John McCain?

2. As you most likely know Senator McCain has been diagnosed with brain cancer. The health care he receives along with congress is not Obamacare. It is a special deal congress worked out so they would not be forced (like the rest of America) to be under Obamacare. Congress has a group plan that has specific coverage unique to its members. In 2014 congress (and congressional employees) were scheduled to change to plans that the general public was going to receive. Lately, there has been some discussion about making exceptions for members of congress. The concern was mainly many of their staff MAY NOT BE ABLE TO AFFORD OBAMACARE. Can you believe that?

Yet, the last time John McCain voted in the senate, he went up to the well and dramatically put his thumb down for a "no" vote. After that he was overheard saying "now let's see Donald make America great again", even though he has campaigned that he wanted to repeal and replace Obamacare. According to an article in the HuffPost 9/23/13, by Michael McAuliff and Sabrina Siddiqui McCain stated "I campaigned all over America for two months everywhere I could, and in every single campaign rally I said, 'And we have to repeal and replace Obamacare'". Last question: Do you think McCain is being vindictive by voting "no" because he doesn't like Donald Trump, or do you think he voted for what was in the best interest of his constituents?

3. Do you think John McCain should be recalled?
1. Why did you vote for John McCain? br br 2. ... (show quote)


#1. I did not vote for McCain in the last election because he has not done what his constituents wanted. He has become a part of the swamp.
#2. I believe it is because he dislikes Trump.
#3. I believe we should have a recall vote against McCain. He has become part of the problem in Washington.

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Sep 27, 2017 19:41:59   #
Randy131 Loc: Florida
 
Do you really expect us to believe that BS? You had a friend that was paying $4,500.00 a month? If he was, he had a serious precondition problem, and is very rich, because that adds up to $54,000.00 a year, which is above the averaged Americans' income of $52,000,00 a year. If that were even possibly true, it was rare and the exception for market controlled costs, while Obamacare is unaffordable for most all people but the rich, and many of those who can pay for it can't use it because the copays and deductibles are ten times and higher than they were when the market place decided the costs, so they can't afford to pay the costs of the copays and deductibles, and therefore won't use their policies and suffer their medical problems in silence.

Obamacare has forced the cost of healthcare to more than double, and in most places has increased the cost by four times and even more in some places. Most of the people who do have it are getting it from either their employer or through a federal government stipend, which is what has helped Obama to more than double the national debt.

Obamacare has proven to be a failure, and is harming ten times the people that it has helped, and is saving the rich money because they had the money to pay those high premiums for those preconditions, which the rich don't have to pay any longer under Obamacare, while the rest of us don't. Anything would be better than Obamacare has been, and it's time to give something else a chance, instead of making the American people to continue to suffer just so Obama can brag about a legacy, and a terrible legacy at that.

No matter how you liberals try to wear the American people down with the high costs of Obamacare, they still will not accept a one-payer-plan controlled by the federal government, for they have seen the problems and failures of those systems through failed foreign healthcare that is controlled by their governments, and why the rich of those countries travel to the USA for their healthcare problems, while those who are not rich die before their healthcare problem can even be addressed, by dying before they're able to wait to finally see a doctor, and then after their diagnoses they still have to wait even longer for any treatment or operations, whereas in the USA people see a doctor whenever they want and after their diagnoses get immediate treatment or needed operations, until the liberals are successful in forcing a single-payer-plan healthcare system on the American people like they did Obamacare.

The only way Obamacare was able to be passed was by not allowing anyone to read it to find out what was in it before they were forced to vote on it, and the Democrats all voted for something they were told to vote on by their political party leadership, without even knowing what they were voting for, just like the little rodents in Norway who follow each other off cliffs and into the cold oceans to all die. That is why the Republicans are having a hard time passing a healthcare plan, because they are allowing not only Republicans to read what is in their plans, which they all the Republicans seem unable to agree on for various reasons, but the Democrats too, which means nothing because the Democrats are going to vote against any Republican plan, no matter how much better it is than Obamacare, and the relief it would provide for the American people, because they want Obama to keep a legacy that has caused the Democrats to lose over 1,300 political seats all across the USA, and no matter how much suffering it continues to cause most of the American people.



desparado wrote:
The free market will set rates so hi only the rich will have it. Befor aca a friend of mine paid 4,500 a month after 850
they did sell cheap policies that when you tryed to use them you found you weren't covered
the leading cause of bankruptcy is medical bills

uote=Randy131]You're right kankune, and anything would be better than Obamacare, and if some people couldn't get healthcare through insurance companies, then let them pay to be put on Medicaid, for that would give them coverage as good as Obamacare, yet still wouldn't cost the federal government the tremendous amount of money that Obamacare is costing it.

The best thing would be to just repeal Obamacare and replace it with nothing, allow the free market to set prices and the insurance companies give the people incentives to buy healthcare from them, for that is what will bring the cost of healthcare down, insurance companies competing and doing what they must to get people to buy healthcare from them.

I wonder if the American people remember how cheap healthcare was before Obama and the Democrats forced Obamacare on them, especially the costs of copays and deductibles. Many Americans who have to scrimpt and count pennies to save enough money in order to afford to pay for their Obamacare policies, can't afford to use those Obamacare policies because the copays and deductibles are so high that they have no money left to pay those tremendous costs, so they go without medical services that they need to prolong their lives.
The free market will set rates so hi only the rich... (show quote)
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Sep 27, 2017 19:42:48   #
Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ
 
kankune wrote:
ACA is hurting MILLIONS of people NOW!!



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Sep 27, 2017 19:47:07   #
Louie27 Loc: Peoria, AZ
 
Randy131 wrote:
You're right kankune, and anything would be better than Obamacare, and if some people couldn't get healthcare through insurance companies, then let them pay to be put on Medicaid, for that would give them coverage as good as Obamacare, yet still wouldn't cost the federal government the tremendous amount of money that Obamacare is costing it.

The best thing would be to just repeal Obamacare and replace it with nothing, allow the free market to set prices and the insurance companies give the people incentives to buy healthcare from them, for that is what will bring the cost of healthcare down, insurance companies competing and doing what they must to get people to buy healthcare from them.

I wonder if the American people remember how cheap healthcare was before Obama and the Democrats forced Obamacare on them, especially the costs of copays and deductibles. Many Americans who have to scrimpt and count pennies to save enough money in order to afford to pay for their Obamacare policies, can't afford to use those Obamacare policies because the copays and deductibles are so high that they have no money left to pay those tremendous costs, so they go without medical services that they need to prolong their lives.
You're right kankune, and anything would be better... (show quote)


I am one that remembers the time when insurance rates did not go ub by leaps and bounds as they have under Obama Care. When Obama care went into effect my wife's rates almost doubled. Then the next time came for a payment it went up again. Yeh!! Great for the working family?

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Sep 27, 2017 19:49:39   #
Cherokee38 Loc: Atlanta
 
I really don't care about parties anymore. They have all forgotten it is about "we the people" and not competeing parties. If you can't vote for what people need, then you need to be out of office!!!

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Sep 27, 2017 19:53:14   #
Lonewolf
 
try buyin insuranc in NY City and yes they both had bad health. im sorry you think 54,000 is alot of money its not.






Randy131 wrote:
Do you really expect us to believe that BS? You had a friend that was paying $4,500.00 a month? If he was, he had a serious precondition problem, and is very rich, because that adds up to $54,000.00 a year, which is above the averaged Americans' income of $52,000,00 a year. If that were even possibly true, it was rare and the exception for market controlled costs, while Obamacare is unaffordable for most all people but the rich, and many of those who can pay for it can't use it because the copays and deductibles are ten times and higher than they were when the market place decided the costs, so they can't afford to pay the costs of the copays and deductibles, and therefore won't use their policies and suffer their medical problems in silence.

Obamacare has forced the cost of healthcare to more than double, and in most places has increased the cost by four times and even more in some places. Most of the people who do have it are getting it from either their employer or through a federal government stipend, which is what has helped Obama to more than double the national debt.

Obamacare has proven to be a failure, and is harming ten times the people that it has helped, and is saving the rich money because they had the money to pay those high premiums for those preconditions, which the rich don't have to pay any longer under Obamacare, while the rest of us don't. Anything would be better than Obamacare has been, and it's time to give something else a chance, instead of making the American people to continue to suffer just so Obama can brag about a legacy, and a terrible legacy at that.

No matter how you liberals try to wear the American people down with the high costs of Obamacare, they still will not accept a one-payer-plan controlled by the federal government, for they have seen the problems and failures of those systems through failed foreign healthcare that is controlled by their governments, and why the rich of those countries travel to the USA for their healthcare problems, while those who are not rich die before their healthcare problem can even be addressed, by dying before they're able to wait to finally see a doctor, and then after their diagnoses they still have to wait even longer for any treatment or operations, whereas in the USA people see a doctor whenever they want and after their diagnoses get immediate treatment or needed operations, until the liberals are successful in forcing a single-payer-plan healthcare system on the American people like they did Obamacare.

The only way Obamacare was able to be passed was by not allowing anyone to read it to find out what was in it before they were forced to vote on it, and the Democrats all voted for something they were told to vote on by their political party leadership, without even knowing what they were voting for, just like the little rodents in Norway who follow each other off cliffs and into the cold oceans to all die. That is why the Republicans are having a hard time passing a healthcare plan, because they are allowing not only Republicans to read what is in their plans, which they all the Republicans seem unable to agree on for various reasons, but the Democrats too, which means nothing because the Democrats are going to vote against any Republican plan, no matter how much better it is than Obamacare, and the relief it would provide for the American people, because they want Obama to keep a legacy that has caused the Democrats to lose over 1,300 political seats all across the USA, and no matter how much suffering it continues to cause most of the American people.
Do you really expect us to believe that BS? You h... (show quote)

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Sep 27, 2017 20:00:32   #
Randy131 Loc: Florida
 
Unfortunately what you describe didn't happen to only you, but to almost all Americans, for Obamacare has been an asset to very, very few Americans, yet the liberals refuse to admit these are the facts, because they think Obmacare will get better, while it just keeps getting worse, but as it does, more Democrats lose political positions, as they have lost over 1,300 political seats during Obama's terms as President because of Obamacare, and as long as they keep Americans under their failed Obamacare, they will keep losing even more political seats, but they're too stupid and stubborn to see this and admit what is happening to their political party, the political party that forced Obamacare on the people. If it was a good healthcare law, then they wouldn't have to 'FORCE' anyone to particpate in it, people would be jumping on their bandwagon, but just the opposite is occurring. Yet you have "Useful Idiots" (indoctrinated believers that can't see the truth if it bit them on their asses) on this site trying to convince intelligent people that Obamacare has been a success, when even unintelligent people know it has been a complete failure.



Louie27 wrote:
I am one that remembers the time when insurance rates did not go ub by leaps and bounds as they have under Obama Care. When Obama care went into effect my wife's rates almost doubled. Then the next time came for a payment it went up again. Yeh!! Great for the working family?

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