OBAMA TO CUT HEALTHCARE BENEFITS FOR MILITARY

Leeches on the dole (WIC, EBT, TANF, medicaid, food stamps, HUD, et al) breed way to much. At least people in the military are getting off their asses and doing something and are actually earning their keep. Leeches who sit on their ass and suck off the dole need to stave in the street.

Double post, sorry.

GATES, thanks for the Panetta thing

HELL YES, MOTHER FUCKING JACKPOT READ THIS:
FROM MARCH 2011 [link to www.defensenews.com]

"The opening round in an expected barrage of Defense Department personnel cuts was fired March 14 when U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates sent a 48-page memo ordering the Pentagon to shed hundreds of civilian jobs, more than 1,000 contractors and as many as 140 generals and admirals. The memo aims to save $13.6 billion between 2012 and 2016 through these and other measures, including reorganizing the defense intelligence community and reducing the activities of the combatant commands."

Last Edited by CeeLite on 01/27/2013 01:43 AM

Bastards better give us retired military a raise or a job!

I pay alot of $$ per month for Tricare.

BONUS TIME

calling everyone who doesn't agree with your right wing opinions a shill is lame and getting old real fast.

yawn

maybe its for the best

The person just (probably) upset her, Ralph is cool.

for truth.

how easily you tards forget.

it/she/shim was talking about me.

They will call you the s word for that lol. You're the second or third person who has posted that though. Anyone have links on that?

SHILL! IT'S YOU! Just kidding lol, I'm board out of my mind, no one is posting anything interesting...

I would like to see that for you and other military.:hgf:

My husband is retired Navy and we're both on Tricare for Life (the after 65 part of it when you also have Medicare). It's free now. Before that we paid a fairly modest Tricare premium, but then we chose the plan where we used approved doctors and facilities.

That sounds ominous if you've ever HAD to use military medicine (both my husband and I are military brats, so we're used to the cattle-call form of medicine), but, we're in the Puget Sound area and our Navy hospital is really busy, so it's not usual to wind up having to go there. We both found great healthcare providers in their lists, and have been happy with them.

Almost five years ago, I got diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer, and Tricare was splendid! Only a very few times did we get docked for moving on the medical procedures before the Tricare approval date, where we had to pay for the procedure.

So, our family won't be complaining about having to pay something again for our coverage. Our daughter is a civilian employee at joint base Lewis-McChord and her health coverage for herself and the two boys is MUCH higher and there are copays that are real killers.

I am so happy to hear a really upbeat post on the military. I love my friends,who have made the military their home...I so want them to be taken care of...the way they will take care of us.

I am trained emt, and I used to work in an er, plus I have been in a hospital as a patient many times. It is so important that u receive really good treatment in order to survive...not only physically but mentally too. they both are one aspect...not two.

I have had poor treatment, and I have had the best...I came out of the hospital after having my spine fused...got the best care...now I am brand new.

Hope u are doing well, too.:pjt: