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What political issue is most important to you this election?
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Lee
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Gas prices and Illegal Immigration (for which my thread received no replies)
Dont lie split, you know the biggest issue for you is gay marriage......I saw you pride marching on the news.
I will post the evidence below.
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Dont lie split, you know the biggest issue for you is gay marriage......I saw you pride marching on the news.
I will post the evidence below.
I have a hard time finding white stretch pants that stay around my ass meat.
Kavdawg
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As a former EMT, with a background in public health, and currently a med student, I"m a bit biased, but here it is...
We're one of the wealthiest nations, but also one of the unhealthiest nations. Why is it that we develop fancy-pants procedures to cure illness, but we can't do simple things to prevent them?
Low taxes are great for business, but not for health. And I'm not just talking about the crazy number of uninsured individuals, but more importantly, the rising cost of healthcare.
You legitimately tell me how the market can promote population health and I'll rep you. In the end, we could continue to have low taxes, but if over 30% of tax-payer dollars are going to treat the increasing number of chronically ill individuals suffering from preventable conditions, we all lose. Someone needs to fix healthcare and needs to do it fast, or my generation is screwed. In my opinion, true healthcare innovation needs to be more equitable than it currently is. Something tells me tax cuts won't really do the trick.
We're one of the wealthiest nations, but also one of the unhealthiest nations. Why is it that we develop fancy-pants procedures to cure illness, but we can't do simple things to prevent them?
Low taxes are great for business, but not for health. And I'm not just talking about the crazy number of uninsured individuals, but more importantly, the rising cost of healthcare.
You legitimately tell me how the market can promote population health and I'll rep you. In the end, we could continue to have low taxes, but if over 30% of tax-payer dollars are going to treat the increasing number of chronically ill individuals suffering from preventable conditions, we all lose. Someone needs to fix healthcare and needs to do it fast, or my generation is screwed. In my opinion, true healthcare innovation needs to be more equitable than it currently is. Something tells me tax cuts won't really do the trick.
The Oi
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Yep. Vote your pocketbook when you don't like either candidate.
Economy is my biggest concern. All that bullshit about America being founded on morals, freedom etc. doesn't mean a damn thing right now if we can't make money and keep our economy going.
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Mac
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Finding somebody that is smart enough to realize we are wasting our time in Iraq and get all of peoples out of that shithole so we can stop wasting billions of dollars on that worthless venture so we can adjust real problems such as health care and taxes.