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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Thankfully he doesn't have to tee up any issues (he isn't the sitting president).  Any Rs who were a bit uncertain of Romney -- like me, will be running to the polls in Nov. to deal with Obamacare.

Thank you Justice Roberts!  I can't help but think he knew exactly what he was doing.[/quote]

Always seeing the sunny side, aren't you.  Everything is a victory.

Let's face it, you were always running to the polls.   And since you have insurance, this bill does not change anything about your policy, [b]except that preventive care is free [/b]and you can cover your kids when they are just out of college, on your plan.  How horrible for you.[/quote]

Really? For whom?[/quote]

What rock have you been living under?  If you are getting charged for well exams and immunizations, you need to ask for a refund because that stuff comes with no copay now.[/quote]

SOMEONE is paying for the medical costs through higher taxes and/or higher yearly costs for insurance. Health care is not free. As far as co-pays, here's an article with an explanation:
http://articles.latimes.com/2012/feb/13/health/la-he-health-411-20120213[/quote]

But preventive medicine saves money because it is designed to prevent costlier medical problems down the road.  Decreased copays mean increased utilization which lowers overall costs.[/quote]

I'm not disputing what you've said here; I was responding to the PP who said preventive care was free. Nothing is "free"--someone is paying. [/quote]i think we all know doctors get a check for a checkup. [/quote]

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