Re: OT - If she becomes President

Rae, President Bush did break his word, but Shrillary is taking
promises into the realm of fantasy, at least in my Independent
opinion.

Sue, the health plans being proposed make me wonder who will pay for
them. I have always paid for my own health insurance, even when
working, even when it cost me over $400 a month. If any of the
proposed plans involves fiddling around with my Senior Advantage
insurance, I will be extremely angry.

One promise, and I can't remember which of the three said it, was that
Senior Citizens would not have to pay any tax on their Social
Security. Another was a $1,000 tax credit for everyone. Even though
I do like both of these, again I wonder where the money will come from
to pay for them. Thankfully I don't believe anything any of the
three tell us to get our vote.

What does worry me the most is Shrillary's thinking on Iran and how
she would react to threats from them about attacking Israel. Just
what we need, another war and this time with the threat of nuclear
weapons hanging over our country. Of course if we do get bombed by
Iran or China or any of the other places with nuclear weapons, I'll be
gone into a million tiny pieces.

Maybe I should just become like Alfred E. Neuman, "What, me worry?"

Judity
"Seraglio of the Gods"
An erotic love story set in mythological times
http://www.writing.com/main/view_item/item_id/1309275
or read any of my other stories in the link below
http://judity.Writing.Com/
.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Wages Up by Smallest Amount in Nine Years
    ... The author does not discuss take hame pay of hourly production workers. ... for half the workers to be without employer covered health plans by ... wage rates of production and non-supervisor personnel in private ... The hourly income figures represent what is happening to the ...
    (soc.retirement)
  • Re: The SS funding crisis, and possible push back options..
    ... > the short run you think the govt will pay a dividend on the pay out ... the government will not renege on the promises made. ... become eligible for Social Security benefits. ... who works for some organization are the ones paying the taxes. ...
    (soc.retirement)
  • Re: Obamas excellent atomic omission
    ... The power industry doesn't want nuclear except in a way ... pay its own way. ... The Postal Service is another agency whose costs constantly ... on hand to pay for these promises? ...
    (misc.news.internet.discuss)
  • Uninsured Pay 2-3 times more, Herman?
    ... you would pay much more if you tried cash. ... insured are billed through their health plans and more than three times what ... Hospitals might charge $12,500 for an appendectomy, for example, but collect ... uninsured patients who are billed full prices are left ...
    (talk.politics.medicine)
  • Re: 46 million Americans without health insurance in 2004
    ... > Canada does not allow private health plans. ... It is all government controlled ... and the government and insurance companies PAY for it ...
    (sci.med.nutrition)