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So how many are there please tell.
No link? Just your opinion?
My wife is a Medicaid computer person and finds very few not old and not kids

I know it costs TAXPAYERS 40.2 MILLIOM AN HOUR , yep that right every HOUR !!!!!! :roll:
 
WRONG !!!!! Medicare is costing taxpayers 40.2 MILLIOM AN HOUR , AN HOUR !!!!!!!!!!

Wow! We were talking about Medicaid and now you interject Medicare. Do you even understand the difference?

Did you bother to read any of the links I posted that thoroughly dispelled the notion that you attempted to peddle here that Medicaid recipriants were "deadbeats".... if you had, you would have addressed the subject in some way rather than trying to change the subject to Medicare (which, by the way is a subsidized health insurance program)

If you are really that clueless about the subject matter discussed here, you bring no intelligence to this debate. No one is interested in an engaging in debate someone that is ignorant and chooses to remain that way. Either step up your game or find a forum that specializes in ignorant shouting.

BTW... the fact that Medicare expenditures equate to $40M an hour (I will accept this for the sake of argument, though my guess is its another wrong impression in your head), is, in and of itself, a meaningless statement.

Your arguments remain weak because that lack the foundation of understanding the issues.
 
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Wow! We were talking about Medicaid and now you interject Medicare. Do you even understand the difference?

Did you bother to read any of the links I posted that thoroughly dispelled the notion that you attempted to peddle here that Medicaid recipriants were "deadbeats".... if you had, you would have addressed the subject in some way rather than trying to change the subject to Medicare (which, by the way is a subsidized health insurance program)

If you are really that clueless about the subject matter discussed here, you bring no intelligence to this debate. No one is interested in an engaging in debate someone that is ignorant and chooses to remain that way. Either step up your game or find a forum that specializes in ignorant shouting.

BTW... the fact that Medicare expenditures equate to $40M an hour (I will accept this for the sake of argument, though my guess is its another wrong impression in your head), is, in and of itself, a meaningless statement.

Your arguments remain weak because that lack the foundation of understanding the issues.

It was Medicaid costing 40.2 million per hour , just far too many programs funded by TAXPAYERS to keep track of . Way too much weed in that area these days . :roll:
 
Okee dokee. I can restate it :shrug: Your comment was nonsense because what person A did or didn't do has no effect at all on determining whether what B did was improper.

Similar logic:

Sue injured someone in a drunk driving accident.

You: So what - Bob once drove 80mph in a 50mph zone!

Just because YOU don't understand how it's logically connected, doesn't mean it's not. ;)


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