I get extremely tired of being told that I would support anything that happened during the Bush administration when it is obvious to the dimmest bulb that's been here for more than a year that this is not true. You might remember the conservative responses here to the original bank bailout, Bush's creation of a new drug entitlement, or a number of other issues where Bush fell off the libertarian/conservative wagon. I remember something Bush said (approximately) during TARP about having to throw free market principles out the window in order to save the free market. Good grief.
This organization, or something like it, may very well end up someday having a lot more power than simply making suggestions to the medical industry. And they reversed themselves in six months for no other reason that I can see except changing political winds. This bothers me, even if it doesn't bother anyone else.
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- Government ran healthcare...and so it begins.
- Nah.
- Who doesn't like ice cream with crushed nuts?
- ...and then crush his ***** on national TV
- This is what happens when companies tell you what care you need
- Denial and ignorance are not substitutes for medicine.
- Re: Re: Government ran healthcare...and so it begins.
- Obfuscation?
- Re: Re: ...and so it begins.
- Isn't the whole point of standards...
- Re: Anyone can now, and will then be able to get a mamogram, any time they want to.
- Anyone can now, and will then be able to get a mamogram, any time they want to.
- Re: Re: Re: Re: ...and so it begins.
- Re: Re: Re: ...and so it begins.
- Re: ...and so it begins.
- Re: Government ran healthcare...and so it begins.