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To: Bobby Yellin who wrote (41763)	10/1/1999 11:29:00 AM
From: Tunica Albuginea	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 116764

Bobby Yellin: Wrong: Medicare has not maxed out their credit. Haven't you been listening in when our El Presidente talks? Was just on 1000 AM today. He still is short several billions for the women the children and the elderly to get them across the bridge into the 21st century, <vbg>. And yes Bobby you are right about forgiving debt: In fact many ( thousands ) of physicians across the US in the last 5 years have had their debt forgiven or bargained We physicians call that we didn't get paid for services rendered Many of us actually prefer to say that US Government is stealing from us ( just a slight difference in opinion amongst great minds ). Anyway, I guarantee you that practice has stopped, as far as I can see: right now health care is cash on the barrel or Can you print us some more cash uncle Billy TA Message #41763 from Bobby Yellin at Oct 1 1999 11:08AM all debt must eventually be paidnot necessarily debt is also forgiven or bargained the more spending right now suggests slowing down of economy soon since many have probably maxxed out their credit