Who do you think knows more about Trump voters; me or you TT?

You're a walking, talking replay of MSNBC. Think how many times you said this is it; Trump won't win, Trump won't get the nomination, Trump will never beat Hillary, Trump won't take office, the electors won't vote for Trump, Trump won't finish the week. Trump will resign. Trump will be in jail by such and such date which is long since past. You don't know $hit. You're batting below the Mendoza line so you should probably just shut up rather than weigh in on a topic you've proven you know nothing about.

But hey, have a good weekend friend....

"That's a ridiculously broad comment. Medical care and distribution as a whole is going to suffer? Not your individual piece of the pie but medical care as a whole? How so?"

 My individual piece of the pie is relatively fine.  If you do some research you might notice almost all ACA repeal is about cost to government, Medicare, and taxpayers - not about patient care outcomes.

 I originally prepared a response referencing the ACA guidelines with CMS and Joint Commission regulations and guidance showing the short and long-term preventative care processes, evaluations for funding and correlating patient-outcome documentation but realized nobody is going to read through it anyway.

 So here's the short version and I will provide references if you want.

 ACA injects more money for preventative care which costs the taxpayer less in the long run because Public providers can not refuse care in most situations, incidentally preventative care is also healthier than treatment only after symptoms arise.  Patient care outcome has improved, even with opioid abuse because people can afford to be treated prior to their issue becoming emergent or debilitating.  A person who can manage diabetes before the prolonged expense of insulin, or disabled due to amputation is considered healthier.  ACA era emergent amputations show an all-time low.

 High risk OB costs a fortune to detox infants, its cheaper if the mothers can afford care prior to premature birth.  ACA era premature birth is at an all time low.

 ACA provides incentive (money) for increased care outcomes.  The better a facility, provider or institution performs the more funding they receive.  Private insurance provides no such incentive.

 These are three primary examples.

 Pre-existing coverage denial is now open to return, and I have asked this before multiple times with no response:  What part of allowing insurance companies to deny medical coverage is beneficial to the consumer?

T And T Garage wrote on 03/08/19 at 14:00:50:

"Jew hating"?  Show me the actual quote of what Rep. Ilhan Omar said.

Your kidding, Don’t be so LAZY !
Look up the, MANY, yourself.

By your statements, you love people that want to KILL you because you don’t believe the same thing as them.
You believe it is perfectly OK, to Kill a un-born human Baby, yet not OK to Kill a un-born Bald Eagle, or Sea Turtle.
You believe honest, upstanding, Citizens should NOT have a Gun.
You believe the POTUS, is a POS.

Well guess what, Ilhan Omar has proven, (many times, many ways) her pattern of anti-Semitic comments.
(As well as the fact that she is a complete LIER.  
How many, ‘accounts’, ALL of them,
with very different details, did she say about her Cab ride in D.C.?)

So deal with it. (As you have told so many, so often)

Ann is a nutjob... Trump says so.
...he also says he's building the wall as we speak...


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WebsterMark wrote on 03/10/19 at 06:33:23:



Aww... poor mark.

Hey, I'll bet this hurts more:


donald j. trump
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@realdonaldtrump
Wacky Nut Job @anncoulter, who still hasn’t figured out that, despite all odds and an entire Democrat Party of Far Left Radicals against me (not to mention certain Republicans who are sadly unwilling to fight), I am winning on the Border. Major sections of Wall are being built...

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