And now it begins - Obamacare a very slow payer.

Winter Woman

Well-Known Member
What evidence supports your claim? Medicare is in surplus.

You troll because you are incapable of making a valid argument. You make a claim, UB and Chesus rebut, with fact. And you troll. You have failed. Stop eating twinkies.
No, they are cutting services: Cataract removal, knee and hip replacements, etc. You really need to check fact before you open your mouth.

No I troll because Bucky and Cheesy are so coarse.

Never really liked Twinkies, I'll leave them for Cheesy to feed his kid, he'll need them with after he spends he paycheck on sloven women (the only kind he is capable of getting) and poor quality drugs.
 

Winter Woman

Well-Known Member
Gotta run I have a board meeting in a half hour and I need to get my paperwork in order. It is nice to live off of royalties so I can cause you such grief.
 

see4

Well-Known Member
No, they are cutting services: Cataract removal, knee and hip replacements, etc. You really need to check fact before you open your mouth.

No I troll because Bucky and Cheesy are so coarse.

Never really liked Twinkies, I'll leave them for Cheesy to feed his kid, he'll need them with after he spends he paycheck on sloven women (the only kind he is capable of getting) and poor quality drugs.
They are not completely removing cataract surgery and hip replacement from plans. They are modifying them, and possible cutting them down, but not cutting them out. But that is NOT your point. You alluded that Medicare would no longer be available by the time you will need it. Which is simply not true.
 

schuylaar

Well-Known Member
Gotta run I have a board meeting in a half hour and I need to get my paperwork in order. It is nice to live off of royalties so I can cause you such grief.
just make sure you keep your health..extra pounds put a massive demand on your heart and subject you to weight related diabetes..you wouldn't want to suffer a coronary on your way from the pool to the mailbox to collect your royalties now would you?:wink:
 

NLXSK1

Well-Known Member
just make sure you keep your health..extra pounds put a massive demand on your heart and subject you to weight related diabetes..you wouldn't want to suffer a coronary on your way from the pool to the mailbox to collect your royalties now would you?:wink:
You disappoint me. Not that you would care.
 

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
If someone is so lame they have to print white and white they aren't worth the time-Bucky and Cheesy. But they are fun to troll.
i'm either a bully or your troll victim, i can't be both. and just the other day in T&T you cried that i was a bully.

unwad your panties and apply some cream to that bumburn.
 

beenthere

New Member
What evidence supports your claim? Medicare is in surplus.

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Yah, just like when Bill Clinton borrowed against the Medicare and SS funds to come up with his mythical surplus.
Fact is, both sides of the isle are guilty of this, the only difference is, the dems are just sneakier going about it.




Employers and employees pay 1.45 percent each for Medicare. Medicare is a pay-as-you-go system, where money put in the trust fund is used to pay current beneficiaries. Since workers historically have paid more into the fund than beneficiaries used, the fund sported a surplus.

And since the federal government borrows the surplus from medicare to pay other expenses, the only thing in that trust fund is a special, non-negotiable, interest-bearing IOU. That means that when the government needs to draw on the trust fund assets because beneficiary expenses exceed revenues — which is currently happening for both SS and Medicare funds — it must take the money from general revenues or borrow it.
 

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
Yah, just like when Bill Clinton borrowed against the Medicare and SS funds to come up with his mythical surplus.
Fact is, both sides of the isle are guilty of this, the only difference is, the dems are just sneakier going about it.




Employers and employees pay 1.45 percent each for Medicare. Medicare is a pay-as-you-go system, where money put in the trust fund is used to pay current beneficiaries. Since workers historically have paid more into the fund than beneficiaries used, the fund sported a surplus.

And since the federal government borrows the surplus from medicare to pay other expenses, the only thing in that trust fund is a special, non-negotiable, interest-bearing IOU. That means that when the government needs to draw on the trust fund assets because beneficiary expenses exceed revenues — which is currently happening for both SS and Medicare funds — it must take the money from general revenues or borrow it.
cry all you want.

democrats cut deficits and balance budgets, republicans turn surpluses into massive, record setting deficits.
 

UncleBuck

Well-Known Member
You get pwned every time you attempt to troll Winter Woman.
The fact is, you give out so much ammunition, it's Cheezyesque, and that's hilarious.
want to meet for lunch, or would that blow your cover as a child playing the online persona of a self made republican?
 
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