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You are not the core.
Where did you get such a damn fool idea.
Go start a 3rd party, all 23 of you.
Who won in November? Is Obama telling you that your still winning? You know what a liar he is. LolOnly loons think the far right is the core of anything.
One, we told you we would defeat most of your primary candidates. We did.
Two, we told you that after your fiascoes last fall that you would not be allowed to damage the party further. Thus, the votes last fall, early winter, and the end of this Congress.
Keep telling yourselves that you are the core of the party as you are being forced out the exit.
You do not have the sensibility, the vote, or the numbers to dictate major party candidacies at the national level.
McConnell, Boehner, Bobby Jindal, and the major leadership have told you to stop being stupid.
Until that happens, you are where you are: with no influence the policy and decision makers.
Harry Reid is out, totally worth it to me.The good guys, the mainstream GOP, won the election.
If you are being told it was the far right, they are grifting you, jknowgood.
Just wondering how the 6-10k deductibles play into this?.
http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2014/12/18/2014-has-seen-largest-coverage-gains-four-decades-putting-uninsured-rate-or-near-his
2014 Has Seen Largest Coverage Gains in Four Decades, Putting the Uninsured Rate at or Near Historic Lows
Posted by Jason Furman, Matt Fiedler on December 18, 2014
Earlier this week, the National Center for Health Statistics released new data on health insurance coverage during the second quarter of 2014, the first federal survey data that largely capture the effects of the Affordable Care Act’s first open enrollment period. These new data confirm earlier findings that 2014 has seen dramatic reductions in the share of Americans without health insurance, reductions that correspond to an estimated 10 million people gaining coverage since before the start of open enrollment.
This progress is even more striking when viewed in historical context. Building on work by other researchers, the Council of Economic Advisers has constructed estimates of the share of Americans without health insurance extending back to 1963. These estimates show that the drop in the nation’s uninsured rate so far this year is the largest over any period since the early 1970s, years in which the Medicaid program was still ramping up and the Medicare and Medicaid programs were expanded to people with disabilities.
With this year’s decline, the nation’s uninsured rate is now at or near the lowest level recorded across five decades of data. Furthermore, new data out today on Medicaid enrollment and data on Marketplace plan selections from earlier this week show that progress in reducing the number of uninsured Americans is continuing.
This new evidence that the law is succeeding in expanding coverage joins evidence showing that the nation is making progress on the Affordable Care Act’s other core goals: making our health care system more efficient and improving the quality of care that patients receive. On costs, underlying growth in health care prices, premiums, and per-enrollee spending—the costs that matter to families—remains exceptionally slow, thanks in part to the law’s reforms. This is occurring even as the dramatic expansion in coverage puts temporary upward pressure on growth in aggregate health care spending. Meanwhile, the nation is making progress on quality as well. Preliminary data released earlier this month showed that the rate at which patients are harmed when receiving hospital care has fallen 17 percent from 2010 through 2013, corresponding to an estimated 50,000 avoided deaths and $12 billion in savings over that period.
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I certainly don't care if you and your podjos leave the party, Vigilante.
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Sigh. You represent may be seven to eight per cent of the voters.
No one else, Republican, Independent, Democratic, etc., care.
You are not a critical thinker. Most of your group, first, will vote for us while telling the rest "not me". Two, the more minorities and females we recruit, the less we need you. Considering that there are far more of them than you, the numbers speak for themselves.
You will change for us if you want input. If not, toddle along.
