a yearly cap ($2,000 in 2025) on out-of-pocket prescription drug costs in Medicare, and

[BoostedHayabusa]

Yes and Obamacare was suppose to lower health insurance

Obamacare was suppose to lower health insurance, but near doubled it.

That is a cool story. You should start another thread.

This article is a great example of Biden's success. Did you read the article?
Do you need a summary?

 

[debbiedowner]

You worried about the prices, their going the way for a while, everything US American made, people are going to need money for USA made everything, prices may even go up.

If even 95% of all products were to come back to U.S. to be produced these people crying America Made would see price increases like they've never seen before. If you think Americans are going to work for what they pay workers overseas people are sadly mistaken. Then you have the unions.

 

[Anathema]

So much good is happening with this Administration, and this article is proof! It really hits home for the hard working men and woman and families of America
Biden cares about people, Democrats care about people, and it shows

I tend to disagree about the actions of this administration. Then again, I want very different things for this country than the current POTUS does. I know my standard of living has declined in the past two years.

More importantly, though, I’m having great difficulty finding any Constitutional authority for the vast majority of things this administration, and Democrats in general, want to do.

 

[jknowgood]

That is a cool story. You should start another thread.

This article is a great example of Biden's success. Did you read the article?
Do you need a summary?

Anytime government is involved. They fuck it up.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

TVA, Manhattan Project, Interstate Highways, GI Bill.

Shut up, jknowgood, and I say that nicely, I really do.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

I disagree.

Disagree all you like. But there is no such right.

 

[dblack]

I disagree.

How much health care does a person have a right to? How should doctors be punished if they violate your "right" (if they don't give you all the health care you have a right to)?

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

How much health care does a person have a right to? How should doctors be punished if they violate your "right" (if they don't give you all the health care you have a right to)?

Ask responsible questions, please.

If your question is "should government help with health care," the answer is, "sure".

 

[dblack]

Ask responsible questions, please.

Answer with responsible answers please. Dodging gets us nowhere.

If your question is "should government help with health care," the answer is, "sure".

That's not my question. I'm questioning the idea that health care (or any other service for that matter) should be considered a right. That seems like an incoherent conception of a political right to me, so I'm trying to get some clarity on what it's supposed to mean.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

Answer with responsible answers please. Dodging gets us nowhere.


That's not my question. I'm questioning the idea that health care (or any other service for that matter) should be considered a right. That seems like an incoherent conception of a political right to me, so I'm trying to get some clarity on what is supposed to mean.

Why do you think so? Tell us what you think and why?

 

[dblack]

Why do you think so? Tell us what you think and why?

I just did. The idea of a political "right" to a product or service is incoherent. It raises important questions like those I asked. There's a reason why advocates don't want to hear such questions.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

I just did. The idea of a political "right" to a product or service is incoherent. It raises important questions like those I asked. There's a reason why advocates don't want to hear such questions.

dblack cannot coherently answer the question.