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To: tejek who wrote (529181)	11/15/2009 2:20:58 PM
From: i-node	Respond to of 1576954

>> In the long term health care reform will save money. On what do you base this? Nothing. Because there isn't one shred of evidence to suggest this is true. Only a very stupid person would believe that any of the bills before Congress would save money. Nobody believes this. Which is why the American People are rejecting it so angrily.

To: tejek who wrote (529181)	11/15/2009 2:34:53 PM
From: longnshort	Respond to of 1576954

"In the long term health care reform will save money" lolol dream on, NO gov program saves money

To: tejek who wrote (529181)	11/15/2009 7:54:03 PM
From: steve harris	1 Recommendation Respond to of 1576954

In the long term health care reform will save money. I'll make you a great deal on Puget Sound, 1/2 price this weekend only.

To: tejek who wrote (529181)	11/19/2009 6:02:47 AM
From: Joe NYC	Respond to of 1576954

Except it doesn't have to remain at current high levels. First, the danger of econ. collapse is passing. More spending for stimulus will not be needed. Secondly, collections are starting to ramp back up........the rich are spending again. Thirdly, we are winding down the Iraq war; soon to be followed by the Afghan war. Defense spending will start to go down. And none of these are structural problems. Ups and downs in these one time events only obscure the structural problems, that, like the Energizer bunny, make things worse day by day. Look at non-discretionary spending for hints. In the long term health care reform will save money.</i. Kind of like an ad for a sale in a department store - spend more and you will save more.....