Cleveland Clinic to Cut $330 Million

What? They didn't strip out the prostate exams? Insanity......doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results. I do believe the Republicans have lost their minds.

Photo-fish wrote: While you were sleeping. They were plotting to remove women's rights.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/09/28/gop-to-add-conscience-clause-to-spending-bill/

The so-called “conscience clause” would allow employers and insurers to opt out of preventative care for women which they find objectionable on moral or religious grounds. That prominently includes birth control, which most insurers are required to provide for free under current Obamacare rules.

The American Taliban is on the rise................

Elective prescriptions are no more a necessary part of individual health care than elective surgeries are. If there is a medical condition which necessitates the prescribing of chemical sterilization drugs to treat, then the prescription is a medical treatment. Fertility is not a medical condition which needs treating.

Are boner pills necessary if the person they are prescribed for is not interested in procreation or can not have children to begin with?

Photo-fish wrote: While you were sleeping. They were plotting to remove women's rights.
http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2013/09/28/gop-to-add-conscience-clause-to-spending-bill/

The so-called “conscience clause” would allow employers and insurers to opt out of preventative care for women which they find objectionable on moral or religious grounds. That prominently includes birth control, which most insurers are required to provide for free under current Obamacare rules.

The American Taliban is on the rise................

The Amish are exempt from parts of ACA. Are you calling them Taliban?

The Amish aren't trying to impose their morality on us through their members of congress Fred.

Photo-fish wrote: The Amish aren't trying to impose their morality on us through their members of congress Fred.

No... they are trying to practice their morality through the constitution.

Their members of congress are their conduit... that's the way it works.

LadyJazzer wrote: Tick-tock, tick-tock .... October 1st is nearly here....

Then everybody starts finding out about cheaper rates; covered pre-existing conditions; no lifetime limits; no rescissions, children staying on their parent's plan until age-26; covered pre-existing conditions in children...

And here is what the TeaBots are offering: ___

Tick-tock

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/k ... 99731.html

..."Hagan’s approval ratings are underwater in the poll: 49 percent of those surveyed disapprove of the job she’s doing, compared with 44 percent who approve.
The poll also suggests she could be suffering from the implementation of Obamacare: 69 percent of those surveyed said the law’s rollout has been unsuccessful so far, compared with 25 percent who say it’s been a success."...


Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/k ... z2kTlK9vcG

Blazer Bob wrote:

LadyJazzer wrote: Tick-tock, tick-tock .... October 1st is nearly here....

Then everybody starts finding out about cheaper rates; covered pre-existing conditions; no lifetime limits; no rescissions, children staying on their parent's plan until age-26; covered pre-existing conditions in children...

And here is what the TeaBots are offering: ___

Tick-tock

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/k ... 99731.html

..."Hagan’s approval ratings are underwater in the poll: 49 percent of those surveyed disapprove of the job she’s doing, compared with 44 percent who approve.
The poll also suggests she could be suffering from the implementation of Obamacare: 69 percent of those surveyed said the law’s rollout has been unsuccessful so far, compared with 25 percent who say it’s been a success."...


Read more: http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/k ... z2kTlK9vcG

LJ doesn't realize that tic tock she's hearing is the clock on the ACA bomb. It should be going off about the time businesses get this jammed down their throats.

Photo-fish wrote: Are boner pills necessary if the person they are prescribed for is not interested in procreation or can not have children to begin with?

Those are used to treat a recognized dysfunction of the male body, an inability to achieve or maintain an erection. That prescription is used to treat a medical condition. As noted earlier, fertility is not a medical condition which needs treatment. If one chooses to make themselves infertile as a personal choice, then that choice should come with a cost to the person making the choice to be infertile, not everyone else.

Speaking of which, have you seen the latest advertisement from the good folks out at Think Progress Colorado touting "free" birth control? That there is something that I'm sure all parents aspire to teach their children, don't you think? All she has to worry about now is getting him between the covers? Seriously?