Healthcare Decision

by Leasheryn/Lady Willpower Posted 2012/04/30 00:28:40

Related Topics: Supreme Court, Obama, Health Care, President Obama, Court, Healthcare, Health, President

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	Uphold the entire law	44 votes	18%
	Throw out the individual mandate portion of the law	13 votes	5%
	Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform	174 votes	71%
	Undecided	13 votes	5%

The Supreme Court will soon make a decision about President Obama's national health care law. Which of the following actions would you prefer the Supreme Court take?

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tommyg - POTL- PWCM-JLA 2012/04/30 00:31:26

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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And don't let the health care companies write it.
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Uranos7 to dallas 2012/04/30 05:21:43

Nope yet again a government service.

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John James to dallas 2012/04/30 05:50:34

Technically SS is unconstitutional

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dallas to John James 2012/04/30 02:43:28
John James to dallas 2012/04/30 03:03:08

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Clueless

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rocat to John James 2012/04/30 03:06:02

he's racist too-
just ask him-

he once belonged to an ethnic gang...
in chicago-
beat up on those not like him-

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John James to rocat 2012/04/30 04:23:28

He has been making racist comments in another thread

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Uranos7 to dallas 2012/04/30 04:54:15

Gonna have to agree with you on this one, it does sound pretty heartless of those Arizona politicians. Even the conservative friendly sites believe that as well.
http://www.reuters.com/articl...

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TheTailor to dallas 2012/04/30 03:17:37

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How immature.

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Daniel 2012/04/30 01:51:39

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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Please!

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James 2012/04/30 01:45:10

Throw out the individual mandate portion of the law

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Would any of you allow your dentist to fix your toilet? Why are we allowing a bunch of windbag lawyers write healthcare law? Our doctors are in the middle of this. Why don't we ask them?

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Gloria 2012/04/30 01:38:49

Throw out the individual mandate portion of the law

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Single payer works in Europe. It would work here just as well if it were for the immoral for profit system.

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James to Gloria 2012/04/30 01:46:05

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In some ways I agree with you. However I also believe that Europeans hold themselves more accountable for their health than we do here. I think that's partially the reason it costs so much less there.

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Gloria to James 2012/04/30 01:48:32

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My friends in France do live far healthier than I do.

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James to Gloria 2012/04/30 01:53:16

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Not just you, I'm talking Americans in general. I mean how many of us as a population actually take care of ourselves? I'm talking holistically in total quality of life; not just eating right and working out.

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Gloria to James 2012/04/30 02:03:31

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That too. Most of us never take a vacation or only staycations. I eat well but other than that I barely sleep.

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James to Gloria 2012/04/30 02:12:09

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Well, the elimination of the middle class kinda took care of that now didn't it. Don't get me wrong, we are VERY productive people; apparently more productive than the French and even the Germans. However I have to say that all this efficiency comes at a price. Corporate America turned us all into machines who are on the verge who are running low on fuel.

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John James to Gloria 2012/04/30 02:35:01

They have death panels

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Gloria to John James 2012/04/30 02:38:02 (edited)

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John James to Gloria 2012/04/30 03:04:01

Nope, I just support the Constitution, and federalized/national healthcare is unconstitutional

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Gloria to John James 2012/04/30 03:07:20

You lost it with death squads. Don't troll me.

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John James to Gloria 2012/04/30 04:23:57

Death panels are in obama care

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Treasure ♥ijm♥ 2012/04/30 01:37:48

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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The Government needs to stay out of our healthcare as far as I am concerned. It needs to just get burned.

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Phyl *In God i Trust* 2012/04/30 01:36:43

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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DONT WANT OBAMA CARE.i HAVE LESS HELP NOW THEN THIS BS CAME IN TO PLAY.

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Flyingbug 2012/04/30 01:34:55

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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The law gives way too much power (and unlimited power, at that) to a select few. It makes us pay for things we might not believe are right (such as abortion).

And look at the way this bill was pushed through: no one read it. The congressional leadership (all of one party) refused to talk to the leadership of the other party. Now the administration won't even countenance modifying this law.

NO legislation should be forced upon the people in such a way.

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Cliff 2012/04/30 01:30:51

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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Expecting SCOTUS to separate the wheat from the chaff, i.e. re-write the law, would be asking them to do an enormous job that should be done by congress.

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Rodney 2012/04/30 01:28:40

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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The federal government cannot mandate a citizen engage in a particular form of commerce JUST so they can control that commerce. NOT within the governments legal obligation.

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Leasher... to Rodney 2012/04/30 01:30:36

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It's unconstitutional. We are supposed to be free and independent not dependent upon the government.

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Rodney to Leasher... 2012/04/30 01:37:35

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LOL so true. Like the government has proven themselves to be so capable of handling anything other then pulling up their own zippers.

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Leasher... to Rodney 2012/04/30 01:40:58

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Pulling up their own zippers? Is that only after they've been standing in the mirror taking pictures of themselves to post on facebook?

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Catch224u 2012/04/30 01:27:47

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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People, the Gov. can't even come up with and pass a budget. How do you think they will manage Health Care?

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Leasher... to Catch224u 2012/04/30 01:31:07

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You're right, they can't even manage their own business. They're not about to manage mine.

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Flyingbug to Leasher... 2012/04/30 01:43:42

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The law has had a bad effect on our economy. Businesses can't really plan for the future because no one knows what taxes will be levied next (either from the Feds or from the states).

The feds would like us to hire more (remember, GE president wants us to hire more Americans). But how are businesses supposed to hire anyone with laws like Obamacare?

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gldynmd to Catch224u 2012/04/30 02:56:12

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Exactly!

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Welshtaff 2012/04/30 01:26:59

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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Lets hope they will do the right thing.

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Leasher... to Welshtaff 2012/04/30 01:31:38

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I have my fingers crossed.

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true american 2012/04/30 01:23:26

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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The government needs to stay out of healthcare,they have no clue.

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Leasher... to true am... 2012/04/30 01:31:58

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They need to stay out of our business.

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true am... to Leasher... 2012/04/30 02:04:00

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Agreed I am tired of them always putting their hands in our business

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Mrs. maggot 2012/04/30 01:22:05

Throw out the entire law and start over with more targeted reform

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Throw it out...it's unconstitutional.

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Leasher... to Mrs. ma... 2012/04/30 01:32:27

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Definitely. They have no right to mandate us on anything. We're a free and independent country.

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