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Ron Paul Slams Obama’s Deficit Plan for Cuts to Veterans’ Benefits | |
| pud Offer Upgrade  User ID: 1018942  United States09/21/2011 11:31 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation |   [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] GOP candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul slammed President Obama’s deficit plan on Tuesday for proposing health care cost increases for veterans. Obama’s deficit plan proposes changes to the Tricare For Life and the associated prescription drug program. Over the next decade, the proposed changes would cut $27.3 billion from the federal deficit. However, Tricare users would be forced to pay a $200 annual fee that would increase over time. Obama’s deficit plan also proposes several other small increases in health care costs for veterans. Read more: [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] |
| Evanight User ID: 1178513 United States09/21/2011 11:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] GOP candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul slammed President Obama’s deficit plan on Tuesday for proposing health care cost increases for veterans. Obama’s deficit plan proposes changes to the Tricare For Life and the associated prescription drug program. Over the next decade, the proposed changes would cut $27.3 billion from the federal deficit. However, Tricare users would be forced to pay a $200 annual fee that would increase over time. Obama’s deficit plan also proposes several other small increases in health care costs for veterans. Read more: [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] I think they need to end "Tricare For Life" but, as Ron Paul would probably suggest, you have to do it gradually and honestly. Don't hide it in a budget plan. A typical vice of American politics is the avoidance of saying anything real on real issues. Theodore Roosevelt |
| pud (OP) User ID: 1018942 United States09/21/2011 11:37 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] GOP candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul slammed President Obama’s deficit plan on Tuesday for proposing health care cost increases for veterans. Obama’s deficit plan proposes changes to the Tricare For Life and the associated prescription drug program. Over the next decade, the proposed changes would cut $27.3 billion from the federal deficit. However, Tricare users would be forced to pay a $200 annual fee that would increase over time. Obama’s deficit plan also proposes several other small increases in health care costs for veterans. Read more: [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] I think they need to end "Tricare For Life" but, as Ron Paul would probably suggest, you have to do it gradually and honestly. Don't hide it in a budget plan. Cutting vetern health bennies seems a bit cruel considering the conflicts the gov't places them in, and the lies about withdrawaling. just sayin.. |
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| Evanight User ID: 1178513 United States09/21/2011 11:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] GOP candidate and Texas Congressman Ron Paul slammed President Obama’s deficit plan on Tuesday for proposing health care cost increases for veterans. Obama’s deficit plan proposes changes to the Tricare For Life and the associated prescription drug program. Over the next decade, the proposed changes would cut $27.3 billion from the federal deficit. However, Tricare users would be forced to pay a $200 annual fee that would increase over time. Obama’s deficit plan also proposes several other small increases in health care costs for veterans. Read more: [link to www.thestatecolumn.com] I think they need to end "Tricare For Life" but, as Ron Paul would probably suggest, you have to do it gradually and honestly. Don't hide it in a budget plan. Cutting vetern health bennies seems a bit cruel considering the conflicts the gov't places them in, and the lies about withdrawaling. just sayin.. Why I said "gradually". The new recruits get a heads up on what they won't have, if they still want in, so be it. A typical vice of American politics is the avoidance of saying anything real on real issues. Theodore Roosevelt |
