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Doctor: most of your medical issues could be solved with a healthy diet and exercise Americans: Give me something for the pain and let me die

Doctor: most of your medical issues could be solved with a healthy diet and exercise Americans: Give me something for the pain and let me die

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Dottie Yesterday at 12:17 PM PRESIDENT TRUMP'S WALL COSTS LESS THAN THE OBAMACARE WEBSITE LET THAT SINK IN, AMERICA. Tua Allen Chairman Sizer Like Page September 14 at 11:02 PM You and 5 others 3 Shares

Dottie Yesterday at 12:17 PM PRESIDENT TRUMP'S WALL COSTS LESS THAN THE OBAMACARE WEBSITE LET THAT SINK IN, AMERICA. Tua Allen Chairman Sizer Like Page September 14 at 11:02 PM You and 5 others 3 Shares

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Experts Warn Repeated Attempts At Eradicating Obamacare May Have Created Ultra-Resistant Super Law

NEWS IN BRIEF8.2.17 VOL 53ISSUE 30 Experts Warn Repeated Attempts At Eradicating Obamacare May Have Created Ultra-Resistant Super Law [As Amended Through May 1, 2010 INCLUDENG HEALTIH RELATED PORTIONS OP THE HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION RECONCILIATION ACT oF 2010 PREPARED BY THE Office of the Legislative Counsel FOR THE USE OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MAY 2010 Stephen Lawrence

NEWS IN BRIEF8.2.17 VOL 53ISSUE 30 Experts Warn Repeated Attempts At Eradicating Obamacare May Have Created Ultra-Resistant Super Law [As Amended Through May 1, 2010 INCLUDENG HEALTIH RELATED PORTIONS OP THE HEALTH CARE AND EDUCATION RECONCILIATION ACT oF 2010 PREPARED BY THE Office of the Legislative Counsel FOR THE USE OF THE U.S. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES MAY 2010 Stephen Lawrence

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How McCain screwed McConnell

I'm not sure if it's really being appreciated just how comprehensively the Republicans were just f----- over. See, the Republicans have been trying to pass these godawful healthcare bills through a process called budget reconciliation, which, among other things, protects the bil from being filibustered in the Senate and only requires a simple mjority of 50 votes (rather than 60, which the Republicans don't have) The thing is, the Senate can only consider one budget reconciliation bill per topic per year. Of course, if the bill dies in committee and never comes to an official vote, it doesn't count- which is why they've been able to keep hammering away at the issue. This bill, though, was allowed to come to the Senate floor, because the Republicans thought they'd secured the votes. Collins, Murkowski and the Democrats would vote no, everyone else would vote yes, and Pence would break the tie. And then McCain completely f----- them. And it was almost certainly a calculated move; he voted to allow the bill to come to the floor. Had McCain allowed it to die in committee, McConnell could have come back with yet another repeal b; but he let it come to a vote, and now they can't consider another budget reconciliation bill for the rest of the fiscal year. The Senate needs 60 votes to pass any kind of healthcare reform now So now they're caught between a rock and a hard place. Either they concede defeat on the issue and try again later (causing a big, unpopular stink that could damage elections if they try it before the midterms, or risking losing the slim majority they already have if they wait) or they actually sit down with the democrats like adults and write a halfway decent healthcare bill This is amazing

I'm not sure if it's really being appreciated just how comprehensively the Republicans were just f----- over. See, the Republicans have been trying to pass these godawful healthcare bills through a process called budget reconciliation, which, among other things, protects the bil from being filibustered in the Senate and only requires a simple mjority of 50 votes (rather than 60, which the Republicans don't have) The thing is, the Senate can only consider one budget reconciliation bill per topic per year. Of course, if the bill dies in committee and never comes to an official vote, it doesn't count- which is why they've been able to keep hammering away at the issue. This bill, though, was allowed to come to the Senate floor, because the Republicans thought they'd secured the votes. Collins, Murkowski and the Democrats would vote no, everyone else would vote yes, and Pence would break the tie. And then McCain completely f----- them. And it was almost certainly a calculated move; he voted to allow the bill to come to the floor. Had McCain allowed it to die in committee, McConnell could have come back with yet another repeal b; but he let it come to a vote, and now they can't consider another budget reconciliation bill for the rest of the fiscal year. The Senate needs 60 votes to pass any kind of healthcare reform now So now they're caught between a rock and a hard place. Either they concede defeat on the issue and try again later (causing a big, unpopular stink that could damage elections if they try it before the midterms, or risking losing the slim majority they already have if they wait) or they actually sit down with the democrats like adults and write a halfway decent healthcare bill This is amazing

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This is where we were with this as of last night

AYES HAYES LIVE MSNBC ING OF THOUSANDS OF SCOUTS, SAYING"POLITICAL RHETORIC" SHOULD NE 6:23 PMMT BREAKING NEWS REPUBLICAN SENATORS SEEK GUARANTEE THAT BILL THEY VOTE FOR WILL NEVER BECOME LAW

AYES HAYES LIVE MSNBC ING OF THOUSANDS OF SCOUTS, SAYING"POLITICAL RHETORIC" SHOULD NE 6:23 PMMT BREAKING NEWS REPUBLICAN SENATORS SEEK GUARANTEE THAT BILL THEY VOTE FOR WILL NEVER BECOME LAW

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"I'll be back!"

OBAMACARE caglec "I'LL BE BACK!"

OBAMACARE caglec "I'LL BE BACK!"

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Read: It could save millions of lives

WASHINGTON - Rep. Chris Collins told CNN that he didn't read the entire Republican health care bill that the House passed Thursday. And then he told The Buffalo News that he was unaware of a key provision in the bill that decimates a health plan that serves 635,000 New Yorkers.

WASHINGTON - Rep. Chris Collins told CNN that he didn't read the entire Republican health care bill that the House passed Thursday. And then he told The Buffalo News that he was unaware of a key provision in the bill that decimates a health plan that serves 635,000 New Yorkers.

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Welp, this is definitely horrible.

PEOPLE THOUGHT WE COULDN'T DO IT! THAT WE HAD NO VISION. THEY SAID WE WERE STALLING AND HAD NO REAL IDEAS ON HOW TO GOVERN. WELL. TO THEM I SAY.. THE BIG PLAN! VOILA! WE PLISHED EUEN MORE PEOPLE UBCIANSKL

PEOPLE THOUGHT WE COULDN'T DO IT! THAT WE HAD NO VISION. THEY SAID WE WERE STALLING AND HAD NO REAL IDEAS ON HOW TO GOVERN. WELL. TO THEM I SAY.. THE BIG PLAN! VOILA! WE PLISHED EUEN MORE PEOPLE UBCIANSKL

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Trump the Psychic

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump Follow t's Thursday. How many people have lost their healthcare today? RETWEETS LIKES 1:49 PM-9 Jan 2014 わ4.9K 28K ·13K Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·23m Replying to @realDonaldTrump This did NOT age well . 2-20 204 Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·22m The answer is 24 million . 17 Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·20m You are sabotaging your own presidency with your alter-ego . 3 123 . Darwinism is Back-. @williamlegate . 11 m & it's also on a THURSDAY. Dude, you may suck at "presidenting", but you seem to be able to predict the future pretty well! 2 6 67 1 more reply

Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump Follow t's Thursday. How many people have lost their healthcare today? RETWEETS LIKES 1:49 PM-9 Jan 2014 わ4.9K 28K ·13K Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·23m Replying to @realDonaldTrump This did NOT age well . 2-20 204 Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·22m The answer is 24 million . 17 Darwinism is Back-e. @williamlegate·20m You are sabotaging your own presidency with your alter-ego . 3 123 . Darwinism is Back-. @williamlegate . 11 m & it's also on a THURSDAY. Dude, you may suck at "presidenting", but you seem to be able to predict the future pretty well! 2 6 67 1 more reply

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Conditions you can be declined health coverage over

2. Declinable conditions (applies to applicants age 19 and older) Peripheral vascular disease Phlebitis, deep vein: present or s erythematous IFP and Medicare Supplement plan applicants who have any of the conditions listed below may be declined without medical record review Sarcoidosis Schizophrenia Scleroderma: recurrent Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Pleurisy, unresolved cornea Acromeg eu Transposition of the great Back sprain/strain, chronic Cytomegalovirus Hemangioendothelioma or symptomatic Lymphedema extensive or diagnosed unoperated Syndrome arrett's esophageal Polycystic kidney Polycystic ovaries (Stein Delirium tremens Demyelinating disease Dermatomyositi or pentamidine Trigeminal pulse Tuberculosis, epididymus Turner's syndrome Ulcer, peptic: active within ulceration AlDS-related complex (ARC) non-Hodgkin's) Macular degeneration: Shingles: eye or ear Basal cell skin cancer, multiple Hepatitis: all those other than involvement Levinthal syndrome) without removal of ovaries removals in one site ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease Amputation, single or pertension or Polycythemia vera Polyp, a--- or rectal: more Polyp, bladder: present Polyp, gastrointestinal: Manic depression range or on insulin pump Diabetic neuropathy Diabetic retinopathy Dysplastic nevus syndrome Endometriosis: symptomatic Sickle cell anemia Bipolar disease Bladder stones, present Bradycardia with pacemaker Breast microcalcifications - Anaplastic carcinoma Herpes Zoster: eye or ear pylori positive rome Involvement Hirschsprung's, unoperated Hodgkin Huntington's chorea Hydrocephalus Sjogrens syndrome Sleep apnea: o Upper airway resistance nemia, aplastic Anemia. Cooley's/ Mitral valve prolapse: more than 4 and/or unoperated bstructive syndrome homa than trace regurgitation or poorly controlled or requiring CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) Mediterranean/major Urethral stricture: chronic. or not on prophylactic thalessemia Anemia. Cooley's/ severe after biopsy or or recurrent recurrent antibiotics Mitral valve stenosis Multiple myelomoa esent without biopsy Uterine fibroid tumor: Mediterranean/minor Bypass surgery- all cases before or afte unoperated, multiple, and/ Valve disease, valve Varicose veins: moderate unoperated or operated Pregnancy of self, spouse, or varicosities Muscular dystrophy liosis or kyphoscoliosis unoperated re males applying for individual yasthenia gravis Myocardial infarction Nephrectomy: persistent renal exceeds the yopathy Stein-Leventhal syndrome gin or cardiovascular es bnormalities Psoriasis, severe Subdural hematoma: Neuroblastoma Neurofibromatosis Nevus: dysplastic syndrome or disease unoper Superior vena cava syndrome Psychopathic personalities Psychotic disorders Pulmonary em Wegener's granulomatosis ia 2 years with surrogate rosis syndrome: without er ted coagu Osler-Weber-Rendu disease Pulmonary Goodpasture's syndrome Gout: tophaceou but shu or with Pulmonary osteoarthropathy Systemic lupus erythematosus Pacemaker rre s ro s disease Temporomandibular join nsen's disease (leprosy Pelvic inflammatory disease Retinoblastoma syndrome Thalessemia maja Coronar rombocy Tonsillitis: chronic, recurrent

2. Declinable conditions (applies to applicants age 19 and older) Peripheral vascular disease Phlebitis, deep vein: present or s erythematous IFP and Medicare Supplement plan applicants who have any of the conditions listed below may be declined without medical record review Sarcoidosis Schizophrenia Scleroderma: recurrent Transient ischemic attack (TIA) Pleurisy, unresolved cornea Acromeg eu Transposition of the great Back sprain/strain, chronic Cytomegalovirus Hemangioendothelioma or symptomatic Lymphedema extensive or diagnosed unoperated Syndrome arrett's esophageal Polycystic kidney Polycystic ovaries (Stein Delirium tremens Demyelinating disease Dermatomyositi or pentamidine Trigeminal pulse Tuberculosis, epididymus Turner's syndrome Ulcer, peptic: active within ulceration AlDS-related complex (ARC) non-Hodgkin's) Macular degeneration: Shingles: eye or ear Basal cell skin cancer, multiple Hepatitis: all those other than involvement Levinthal syndrome) without removal of ovaries removals in one site ALS, Lou Gehrig's disease Amputation, single or pertension or Polycythemia vera Polyp, a--- or rectal: more Polyp, bladder: present Polyp, gastrointestinal: Manic depression range or on insulin pump Diabetic neuropathy Diabetic retinopathy Dysplastic nevus syndrome Endometriosis: symptomatic Sickle cell anemia Bipolar disease Bladder stones, present Bradycardia with pacemaker Breast microcalcifications - Anaplastic carcinoma Herpes Zoster: eye or ear pylori positive rome Involvement Hirschsprung's, unoperated Hodgkin Huntington's chorea Hydrocephalus Sjogrens syndrome Sleep apnea: o Upper airway resistance nemia, aplastic Anemia. Cooley's/ Mitral valve prolapse: more than 4 and/or unoperated bstructive syndrome homa than trace regurgitation or poorly controlled or requiring CPAP (continuous positive airway pressure) Mediterranean/major Urethral stricture: chronic. or not on prophylactic thalessemia Anemia. Cooley's/ severe after biopsy or or recurrent recurrent antibiotics Mitral valve stenosis Multiple myelomoa esent without biopsy Uterine fibroid tumor: Mediterranean/minor Bypass surgery- all cases before or afte unoperated, multiple, and/ Valve disease, valve Varicose veins: moderate unoperated or operated Pregnancy of self, spouse, or varicosities Muscular dystrophy liosis or kyphoscoliosis unoperated re males applying for individual yasthenia gravis Myocardial infarction Nephrectomy: persistent renal exceeds the yopathy Stein-Leventhal syndrome gin or cardiovascular es bnormalities Psoriasis, severe Subdural hematoma: Neuroblastoma Neurofibromatosis Nevus: dysplastic syndrome or disease unoper Superior vena cava syndrome Psychopathic personalities Psychotic disorders Pulmonary em Wegener's granulomatosis ia 2 years with surrogate rosis syndrome: without er ted coagu Osler-Weber-Rendu disease Pulmonary Goodpasture's syndrome Gout: tophaceou but shu or with Pulmonary osteoarthropathy Systemic lupus erythematosus Pacemaker rre s ro s disease Temporomandibular join nsen's disease (leprosy Pelvic inflammatory disease Retinoblastoma syndrome Thalessemia maja Coronar rombocy Tonsillitis: chronic, recurrent

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An Act of Malice

THERE IS IS NO MERCY IN A SYSTEM THAT MAKES HEALTH CARE A LUXURY. THERE IS NO MERCY IN A COUNTRY THAT TURNS THEIR BACK ON THOSE MOST IN NEED OF PROTECTION: THE ELDERLY THE POOR, THE SICK, AND THE SUFFERING. THERE IS NO MERCY IN A COLD SHOULDER TO THE MENTALLY ILL. THIS IS NOT AN ACT OF MERCY.' IT IS AN ACT OF MALICE." RESISTANCIE REP. JOSEPH KENNEDY III IN RESPONSE TO SPEAKER PAUL RYAN CALLING THE ACA REPEAL BILL "AN ACT OF MERCY. FI

THERE IS IS NO MERCY IN A SYSTEM THAT MAKES HEALTH CARE A LUXURY. THERE IS NO MERCY IN A COUNTRY THAT TURNS THEIR BACK ON THOSE MOST IN NEED OF PROTECTION: THE ELDERLY THE POOR, THE SICK, AND THE SUFFERING. THERE IS NO MERCY IN A COLD SHOULDER TO THE MENTALLY ILL. THIS IS NOT AN ACT OF MERCY.' IT IS AN ACT OF MALICE." RESISTANCIE REP. JOSEPH KENNEDY III IN RESPONSE TO SPEAKER PAUL RYAN CALLING THE ACA REPEAL BILL "AN ACT OF MERCY. FI

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Pre-existing conditions to Republicans

WELL,DONT EXPECT US HEALTHY, GOD-FEARING P--- WITH A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION WERE YOU?" YOUR BAD CHOICE KDI" COP

WELL,DONT EXPECT US HEALTHY, GOD-FEARING P--- WITH A PRE-EXISTING CONDITION WERE YOU?" YOUR BAD CHOICE KDI" COP

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Pre-Existing Conditions: Not Protected

GOP Bill Does Not Protect Pre-Existing Conditions Metastatic Cancer S142.650 Lung, brain, other severe cancers$72,980 Rheumatoid Arthritis $26,580 Drug dependence$20,450 Congestive heart failure$18,720 Pregnancy S17,320 Depression & bipolar disorders Diabetes Autism Asthma $8.490 ■$5,600 ■ $5,510 $4,340 Increase in premiums for a 40-year old with certain pre-existing conditions Source: Center for American Progress

GOP Bill Does Not Protect Pre-Existing Conditions Metastatic Cancer S142.650 Lung, brain, other severe cancers$72,980 Rheumatoid Arthritis $26,580 Drug dependence$20,450 Congestive heart failure$18,720 Pregnancy S17,320 Depression & bipolar disorders Diabetes Autism Asthma $8.490 ■$5,600 ■ $5,510 $4,340 Increase in premiums for a 40-year old with certain pre-existing conditions Source: Center for American Progress

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When you cast a vote for something before you realize what it does

But this is likely to backfire. Here's why: The Congressional Budget Office score of the bill is coming, anyway - as soon as next week. And it will land after an untold number of House Republicans have committed themselves to the bill Opinions newsletter Thought-provoking opinions and commentary, in your inbox daily. Sign up A Democratic leadership aide tells me that the CBO has confirmed to Dem leaders that the CBO score will be completed and delivered next week or the week after. This means moderate and vulnerable House Republicans who are already worried about explaining to their constituents why they voted for the bill which guts protections for the sick and rolls back coverage for millions of poor and working class people while delivering a huge tax cut to the rich - will have to justify it again, in light of a nonpartisan analysis spelling out the grisly details of what they really voted for To be sure, Republicans have their own stated reasons, if you can call them that, for rushing this vote. GOP leaders want to hold this vote before Republicans go on recess, which could sap momentum, and the White House has been putting extreme pressure on them to get this done Meanwhile, the justifications for the rushed vote coming from individual Republicans have rapidly devolved into low comedy. One GOP Congressman, asked how he knows what's in the bill without a CBO score, claimed: "I just know." Another, in a moment of accidental candor, said: "I would prefer to have it scored, but more than that I want it to pass." (Does this mean the former is a threat to the latter? Probably!) A third claimed that the rushed vote is no big deal, because the CBO already scored the last version of the bill, and the new one is "substantially similar

But this is likely to backfire. Here's why: The Congressional Budget Office score of the bill is coming, anyway - as soon as next week. And it will land after an untold number of House Republicans have committed themselves to the bill Opinions newsletter Thought-provoking opinions and commentary, in your inbox daily. Sign up A Democratic leadership aide tells me that the CBO has confirmed to Dem leaders that the CBO score will be completed and delivered next week or the week after. This means moderate and vulnerable House Republicans who are already worried about explaining to their constituents why they voted for the bill which guts protections for the sick and rolls back coverage for millions of poor and working class people while delivering a huge tax cut to the rich - will have to justify it again, in light of a nonpartisan analysis spelling out the grisly details of what they really voted for To be sure, Republicans have their own stated reasons, if you can call them that, for rushing this vote. GOP leaders want to hold this vote before Republicans go on recess, which could sap momentum, and the White House has been putting extreme pressure on them to get this done Meanwhile, the justifications for the rushed vote coming from individual Republicans have rapidly devolved into low comedy. One GOP Congressman, asked how he knows what's in the bill without a CBO score, claimed: "I just know." Another, in a moment of accidental candor, said: "I would prefer to have it scored, but more than that I want it to pass." (Does this mean the former is a threat to the latter? Probably!) A third claimed that the rushed vote is no big deal, because the CBO already scored the last version of the bill, and the new one is "substantially similar

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Pre-Existing Conditions

PRE-EXISTING CONDITION

PRE-EXISTING CONDITION

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Find a Man Who Looks At You

Find someone who looks at you the way Jason Chaffetz looks at a bill that strips 24 million people of access to healthcare.

Find someone who looks at you the way Jason Chaffetz looks at a bill that strips 24 million people of access to healthcare.

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