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To: i-node who wrote (775179)	3/16/2014 3:16:12 PM
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But some of these arguments are just nonsense. Obama has FAR MORE than "doubled" the deficit. The final Congressional Budget Office baseline deficit projection before Obama took office -- noted in table 5 in this January 2009 CBO report -- showed a fiscal year 2009 deficit of $1.19 trillion. That figure doesn’t account for any of Obama’s own spending initiatives, such as the stimulus bill. But the deficit grew quickly under Obama: The fiscal 2009 deficit rose to $1.41 trillion and has remained above $1 trillion annually ever since. politifact.com And it has continue to drop. More than 20 million people will clearly lose their health insurance. Maybe in winger world. Out here in the real world it isn't so clear. The federal government MOST DEFINITELY has gotten between the doctor the patient. How so? How does making sure people have access to affordable, decent health insurance get between the doctor and patient?