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Originally posted by onetime2
No problem. How about seeing how much it helps the seniors who have a condition that requires just one expensive drug. Take for example an MS patient without prescription benefits who requires a drug that costs $10k annually? I'm sure they will be sooo much worse off than they were before.
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My point is that we won't
see anything until
after the plan goes into effect. The devil's in the details, as they say, but (strangely, to my mind) we can't know the details until Bush is safely re-elected because the program won't start until then.
You evidently reached your conclusions in regards to this matter a priori. That's a rather odd stance for a social scientist. I presume one can claim to possess whatever credentials one wants in an anonymous forum--I just assumed you would be a bit more careful to ensure your behavior was consistent with your claims.