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To: Brumar89 who wrote (14460)	4/3/2012 10:36:51 AM
From: Steve Lokness	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 85487

<<<<< But the suggestion, premature births are driving deficits is nonsense.>>>>> I agree. To suggest it is not part of the problem is also more than just a little silly. Sooooooo, you argue for unlimited spending for part of health care that is an entitlement. You do suggest that caring for premature infants is an entitlement do you not? Sooooo, your entitlement is okay but someone else's is not? Sooo you argue for an unlimited entitlement for premature infants and Tim tries to pretend that the wars aren't a big cost and you see how it goes. We all want what is important to us and no one wants to tell how to pay. HOW DO YOU PAY? Want to do away with SS - a program by the way that has funded many of the other programs of the government. Want to do away with Medicare? How do you suppose that will work out? Want to make everyone pay for their own insurance? Oh ya, that's Obamacare. Romney wants to go to war with Iran and wants to give us all a 20% tax cut - so how do you suppose that will work out for our deficit?