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Tag: Sen. RichardvilleBy KG One, Section Multimedia
Just something to mull over in the days leading up to the upcoming approval of Medicaid Expansion in the Michigan Senate later this month.
With the guv being the stalwart number cruncher he is, what better way is there to help contain patient costs after the federal government begins to scale back its "contribution", then by containing the number of patients your new entitlement will cover? Think Sections 3403 and 10320 in the PPACA. Of course, it does play hell with the voting rolls. But they have already lived a long and good life anyway. Gotta look at the larger picture and keep those overall costs down!
Submitted w/o any further comment. By KG One, Section News
"I BELIEVE government must practice fiscal responsibility and allow individuals to keep more of the money they earn." - Republican Principles, Michigan GOP
{Story continues below the fold} (10 comments, 1296 words in story) Full Story By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Frankly put, public sector unions are a money laundering scheme that allows the Democrat Party and RINO GOP to help itself to our bank accounts. The effects evidenced in Michigan? (1 comment, 325 words in story) Full Story |
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