2016 Postmortem

INdemo

(6,994 posts) Sun Jan 17, 2016, 06:18 PM Jan 2016

Hillary Clinton Called Attacks on Single Payer A Karl Rove Strategy in 2008. Flip AND Flop.

Hillary Clinton In Panic Mode, Sends Out Chelsea to LIE about Sander's Single Payer Health Plan

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Hillary Clinton Called Attacks on Single Payer A Karl Rove Strategy in 2008. Flip AND Flop. (Original Post) INdemo Jan 2016 OP

Please quote HRCs attack on single payer vs Sanders non plan so far on how to pay for it? uponit7771 Jan 2016 #1

Oh but he has told us how he plans to pay for it, Hillary and her supporters are INdemo Jan 2016 #2

There's no plan on paying for single payer in that link just that premiums will be eliminated and.. uponit7771 Jan 2016 #3

Aproximately 2.5 percent payroll tax and a 6% Employer tax INdemo Jan 2016 #4

uponit7771

(90,339 posts)

1. Please quote HRCs attack on single payer vs Sanders non plan so far on how to pay for it?

Reply to INdemo (Original post)

Sun Jan 17, 2016, 06:20 PM

Jan 2016

INdemo

(6,994 posts)

2. Oh but he has told us how he plans to pay for it, Hillary and her supporters are

Reply to uponit7771 (Reply #1)

Sun Jan 17, 2016, 06:30 PM

Jan 2016

too busy attacking that they just wont listen.
On the link provided just scroll down about a paragraph and click the arrow

http://trofire.com/2016/01/16/bernie-sanders-sets-the-record-straight-about-universal-healthcare-in-the-u-s/

uponit7771

(90,339 posts)

3. There's no plan on paying for single payer in that link just that premiums will be eliminated and..

Reply to INdemo (Reply #2)

Sun Jan 17, 2016, 06:42 PM

Jan 2016

... extra money in taxes will made up.

That's a cute summation but, like his plan to deal with a historically gerrymandered GOP congress, it's lacks any detail where someone can look at his claims of savings.

I pay 80 bucks a month through my employer...

Also, I still don't see HRC's attack on single payer concept itself just Sanders ability to pay for it...

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INdemo

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4. Aproximately 2.5 percent payroll tax and a 6% Employer tax

Reply to uponit7771 (Reply #3)

Sun Jan 17, 2016, 07:18 PM

Jan 2016

But the private insurance premiums would be eliminated so

any example lets say a person with a $52,000 annual income his annual premium would be
which would be $1,000. weekly or insurance tax 25.00 or annually would ad up to $1200.

Self employed would be about for the same income monthly $360.00 month
So that would be huge saving
Then of course 52,000 is not an average income.

$400.00 would be $10.00 week employee part

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