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Nov 19, 2013 11:17:24   #
JerryMac
 
RetNavyCWO wrote:
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those i***t hosts had any idea of what they were talking about. The guest's sole topic was the cuts being made to MEDICARE ADVANTAGE plans (for people age 65 and over). Hasselbeck thought it applied to younger women still in their child-bearing age, and the other i***t called it a "supplement" and suggested that AARP has an alternative. MEDICARE ADVANTAGE IS NOT A MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT!!!!! It is simply HMO-type Medicare, as opposed to regular fee-for-service Medicare in which you can go to any doctor who accepts Medicare patients (most of them).

Medicare Supplements are separate insurance policies; they pay the 20% that Medicare doesn't pay.

It's pretty obvious that none of the responders to your post know what they are talking about either. (I have held an active life & health insurance agent's license for the past 21 years, btw.)
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those... (show quote)


I thought we were talking about pregnant old ladies.

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Nov 19, 2013 11:26:17   #
bmac32 Loc: West Florida
 
Really unnecessary?

http://www.tampabay.com/news/health/patients-scramble-after-aarp-medicare-advantage-plans-drop-providers/2148424



RetNavyCWO wrote:
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those i***t hosts had any idea of what they were talking about. The guest's sole topic was the cuts being made to MEDICARE ADVANTAGE plans (for people age 65 and over). Hasselbeck thought it applied to younger women still in their child-bearing age, and the other i***t called it a "supplement" and suggested that AARP has an alternative. MEDICARE ADVANTAGE IS NOT A MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT!!!!! It is simply HMO-type Medicare, as opposed to regular fee-for-service Medicare in which you can go to any doctor who accepts Medicare patients (most of them).

Medicare Supplements are separate insurance policies; they pay the 20% that Medicare doesn't pay. They are unnecessary with Medicare Advantage plans.

It's pretty obvious that none of the responders to your post know what they are talking about either. (I have held an active life & health insurance agent's license for the past 21 years, btw.)
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those... (show quote)

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Nov 19, 2013 11:37:18   #
alex Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa
 
BoJester wrote:
Selective editing is not fair, and the true contex is often changed, but I never hear the complaints when Obama, Pelosi or any other democrat is "quoted" by selective editing, especially on the faux infotainment network.


you couldn't edit a liberal to make him/her sound any worse than what they actually say

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Nov 19, 2013 12:23:46   #
oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)
 
alex wrote:
you couldn't edit a liberal to make him/her sound any worse than what they actually say


When I saw the title of this thread along with who introduced it I had to think about the recent thing about the education of nearly all of the beautiful blondes on Fox News Channel and so I checked up on Hasselbeck and found that she has a BA degree from Boston College. Very few of those other women have stopped at that level of education and I agree that Hasselbeck is there only because of her looks. I was so very happy when they took Gretchen Carlson off that show and gave her her own show that I seldom miss.

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Nov 19, 2013 12:25:14   #
BoJester
 
Thanks for an intelligent reply, hopefully the mental cretins will be encouraged to learn before they run their ignorant yap.
Two quick points, today in the mail was a advertisement for AARP Medicare Advantage program, underwritten by United Healthcare. What was Varney trying to say? That UnitedHealthcare is dropping physicians across the country, but are still soliciting for new members?

Second, since you hold an insurance license, you probably have a better grasp of the whole debate regarding ACA.
Please share your observations and insights to help educate the h**ers.








RetNavyCWO wrote:
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those i***t hosts had any idea of what they were talking about. The guest's sole topic was the cuts being made to MEDICARE ADVANTAGE plans (for people age 65 and over). Hasselbeck thought it applied to younger women still in their child-bearing age, and the other i***t called it a "supplement" and suggested that AARP has an alternative. MEDICARE ADVANTAGE IS NOT A MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT!!!!! It is simply HMO-type Medicare, as opposed to regular fee-for-service Medicare in which you can go to any doctor who accepts Medicare patients (most of them).

Medicare Supplements are separate insurance policies; they pay the 20% that Medicare doesn't pay. They are unnecessary with Medicare Advantage plans.

It's pretty obvious that none of the responders to your post know what they are talking about either. (I have held an active life & health insurance agent's license for the past 21 years, btw.)
BoJester, you are completely right. None of those... (show quote)

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Nov 19, 2013 12:27:53   #
BoJester
 
Unless of course, the commenters are conservative. Nothing any of them yap and yak about is familiar with t***h and honesty




alex wrote:
you couldn't edit a liberal to make him/her sound any worse than what they actually say

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Nov 19, 2013 13:21:10   #
vernon
 
BoJester wrote:
Selective editing is not fair, and the true contex is often changed, but I never hear the complaints when Obama, Pelosi or any other democrat is "quoted" by selective editing, especially on the faux infotainment network.



in other words bojob is admitting to a lie.he is no better than his leader obama

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Nov 19, 2013 13:59:07   #
BoJester
 
Vermin is one confused, deranged sheet for brains wearing fool.







vernon wrote:
in other words bojob is admitting to a lie.he is no better than his leader obama

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Nov 19, 2013 14:54:47   #
RetNavyCWO Loc: VA suburb of DC
 
bmac32 wrote:
Really unnecessary?

http://www.tampabay.com/news/health/patients-scramble-after-aarp-medicare-advantage-plans-drop-providers/2148424


Not at all unnecessary. If someone opts out of their Medicare Advantage plan because it excludes their doctor, they will fall under regular Medicare, and they will then need a supplement, whether AARP's or some other company's. It just wasn't relevant in the context of their conversation. The one guy on the right suggested that the AARP plan might be an alternative to Medicare Advantage. In a way, you could say that it is simply because Medicare itself is not usually sufficient coverage. That 20% it covers can be expensive!

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Nov 19, 2013 21:46:19   #
son of witless
 
BoJester wrote:
Selective editing is not fair, and the true contex is often changed, but I never hear the complaints when Obama, Pelosi or any other democrat is "quoted" by selective editing, especially on the faux infotainment network.


How about we argue specific incidences? I can cite generalities too. You cited a specific event and I disputed it. You did not challenge directly what I said about the event.

Do not then go on a tirade about unnamed multiple examples of unfairness allegedly perpetrated by some fictional network. Use a real network name and give me real examples.

Unless you are not into serious discussions.

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Nov 19, 2013 22:58:15   #
bmac32 Loc: West Florida
 
Most of us quit replying to Bo because it's full of h**e.


son of witless wrote:
How about we argue specific incidences? I can cite generalities too. You cited a specific event and I disputed it. You did not challenge directly what I said about the event.

Do not then go on a tirade about unnamed multiple examples of unfairness allegedly perpetrated by some fictional network. Use a real network name and give me real examples.

Unless you are not into serious discussions.

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Nov 20, 2013 17:24:08   #
son of witless
 
bmac32 wrote:
Most of us quit replying to Bo because it's full of h**e.


I am full of h**e also. I h**e the people he worships. I just want to see if he has any guts to back up his h**e.

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Nov 20, 2013 17:40:25   #
bmac32 Loc: West Florida
 
Why put up with it, just don't answer. Life is too damn short and I sure as hell wouldn't have him as a friend so why put up with it here?


son of witless wrote:
I am full of h**e also. I h**e the people he worships. I just want to see if he has any guts to back up his h**e.

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Nov 20, 2013 18:07:46   #
BoJester
 
Hannity







son of witless wrote:
How about we argue specific incidences? I can cite generalities too. You cited a specific event and I disputed it. You did not challenge directly what I said about the event.

Do not then go on a tirade about unnamed multiple examples of unfairness allegedly perpetrated by some fictional network. Use a real network name and give me real examples.

Unless you are not into serious discussions.

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Nov 20, 2013 18:26:39   #
BoJester
 
You rant all day long about how rotten Obama is, and how corrupt the democrats are, but then complain when I or other supporters of the president or the government are filled with h**e when we point out how cons, republicans and the tea party screw things up.
So how is what I do h**e, and what you isn't? Inconsistent standards it seems






bmac32 wrote:
Most of us quit replying to Bo because it's full of h**e.

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