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Obama: ‘It’s the Post Office That’s Always Having Problems’
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<blockquote data-quote="diesel96" data-source="post: 580942" data-attributes="member: 9859"><p>Take off your Bama Bashing sun glasses for a moment, and listen to his analogy.....responding to the paranoia and the miss-information that the right wing is feeding their sheep, is that the Gov't option reform plan will bankrupt the private insurance companies and succomb to single payer, because it's unfair. When Pres Obama, is simply using the model that the USPS (who compete's with UPS and FedEx) has not bankrupted their competition...So what do you have to be afraid of competing with the gov't ??? Where's that Capitalist competative spirit ?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="diesel96, post: 580942, member: 9859"] Take off your Bama Bashing sun glasses for a moment, and listen to his analogy.....responding to the paranoia and the miss-information that the right wing is feeding their sheep, is that the Gov't option reform plan will bankrupt the private insurance companies and succomb to single payer, because it's unfair. When Pres Obama, is simply using the model that the USPS (who compete's with UPS and FedEx) has not bankrupted their competition...So what do you have to be afraid of competing with the gov't ??? Where's that Capitalist competative spirit ? [/QUOTE]
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