Re: I can't believe I am even asking BUT......

"Barbara Carlson" <bbcarlson@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote here for all to
seenews:bc6dneIYXpMpkUjenZ2dnUVZ_tudnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx:

> Liz, I suppose it isn't the politicians fault that drugs that cost me
> $10 a month BEFORE the Great Medicare Rx are now costing me $76 a
> month! No, don't blame the politicians. We haven't been able to
> figure out what my husband's will cost, because nobody can give us the
> figures that his drugs are costing each month--not the pharmacy, not
> our insurance company. We'd like to know when we are going to hit the
> "donut hole" so we can be prepared, and nobody can give us a clue.
>
> That is Bush's great plan that the congress passed, but it's not their
> fault!

I thought it was don't blame the president for everything, not every single
politician. All I can say is that stuff happens ALL THE TIME. We didn't
have medical insurance just about the entire Clinton administration. I
couldn't afford our meds all the time at 767 bucks per month but I didn't
blame the President for that or Congress or anyone else. Economy is what
it is and I learned that in economics back in high school. Sometimes there
are slumps, sometime there is a surplus. We are living better now than we
have in years and I don't give the Bush administration the credit or
Congress the credit for it either. I don't blame people for my life and I
don't give them credit for the good things either. There are some good
things and bad things that come out of any administration but to think that
one is the root of all bad things in your life is honestly ridiculous. At
some point, people need to take responsibility for their hand in their own
situations. If you don't like the administration, the congress, the
senate, the governor, the mayor, etc. then continue to vote and make your
voice heard. I would imagine that if Republicans were truly the root of
all evil then one would never again be elected.
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