Trump VS Hillary Round 3 Debate
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the dukester wrote: »Trump ethered that crooked ? .
He won this debate hands down.
Nah... Trump didn't win ? . Literally every time he speaks he shows more and more just how much of a joke he is. ? don't even realize he ? on his own wife in the debate -
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I sure in the hell hope that inner city plug wasn't a reach for the minority vote...cause lil' bihh....
Aye he thought stop and frisk was gonna get him black support -
He'll Tweet about a disagreement with A World Leader.
? , Imagine if it was a female he didn't find attractive. -
To be honest the ? our people have dealt with on a daily basis since we came from Africa in this country has me really not caring who wins. To survive and stay sane in America will go on no matter who wins word to Obama
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Angeles1son85 wrote: »
Dude is like wrestling heel trying hard to convince the crowd he's turned face. -
Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »What's annoying bout Hillary is she s trying too hard to be political and stick to her talking points
I never understood this criticism.
Because the viewing ppl want someone they can also relate to....the first ever televised presidential debate was Kennedy v Nixon....Nixon bodied Kennedy in the debate w facts and policy and etc.....but Kennedy was seemingly more approachable and more natural...and u know the rest....politics is more than knowing ur ? sometimes -
Funny no one ever talks about the insurance companies revolting by having to take on all these people with pre-existing health conditions so they go up on premiums.
Companies don't exactly want to deal with that extra overhead cost either with sometimes low skilled employees, so they cut payroll by cutting back on hours or even laying off people to keep turning profit.
Sounds like the problem is with insurance companies and employers and not the actual Affordable Care Act itself.
Before the healthcare shake up.. It was common practice among health insurance companies to reject people with pre existing conditions.. the more people they reject.. the more they got paid..more money in their pockets.. basically if you had got a common flu and was just rejected.. In their eyes you was to go home and die.. just like that..
? was/is pathetic like someone can pay out of pocket for something like heart surgery.
Yup.. ? transplant was like a bid.. the people with the most money can get it.. lower end people.. you will have to wait on long list.. to point where they basically tell you again.. you have to go home and die.. -
Like hell...he just did better than expected. The bar has been set so low, if he doesn't come right out and call Hill a ? , that's seen as a win.the dukester wrote: »Trump ethered that crooked ? .
He won this debate hands down.
Hell, he came close by saying she is a "nasty woman".
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Dude wouldn't even say he would accept the outcome of the election. He's done!
I do feel a bit sorry for Hillary that she had to put up with this ? . -
Shut up ? .
If you had nuts you probably couldn't see them.
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To be honest the ? our people have dealt with on a daily basis since we came from Africa in this country has me really not caring who wins. To survive and stay sane in America will go on no matter who wins word to Obama
this is how i feel..
this is how i think all ? should feel..
really wish ? would sit this one out..
but nah.. they gonna go out in droves for Slick Hillary! smmfh -
Funny no one ever talks about the insurance companies revolting by having to take on all these people with pre-existing health conditions so they go up on premiums.
Companies don't exactly want to deal with that extra overhead cost either with sometimes low skilled employees, so they cut payroll by cutting back on hours or even laying off people to keep turning profit.
Sounds like the problem is with insurance companies and employers and not the actual Affordable Care Act itself.
Before the healthcare shake up.. It was common practice among health insurance companies to reject people with pre existing conditions.. the more people they reject.. the more they got paid..more money in their pockets.. basically if you had got a common flu and was just rejected.. In their eyes you was to go home and die.. just like that..
Ish was/is pathetic like someone can pay out of pocket for something like heart surgery.
I had to pay out of pocket for like 4 procedures on my kidneys......im still dealing w that setback -
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To be honest the ? our people have dealt with on a daily basis since we came from Africa in this country has me really not caring who wins. To survive and stay sane in America will go on no matter who wins word to Obama
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and you wonder why.. people go to third world countries to seek healthcare.. Countries like cuba is rank in the top 5 in terms of healthcare issues..
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BOSSExcellence wrote: »To be honest the ? our people have dealt with on a daily basis since we came from Africa in this country has me really not caring who wins. To survive and stay sane in America will go on no matter who wins word to Obama
this is how i feel..
this is how i think all ? should feel..
really wish ? would sit this one out..
but nah.. they gonna go out in droves for Slick Hillary! smmfh
Rarely do I go agree with the "Vote against" someone as opposed to "Voting for" someone in any instance in life even outside of politics, truth be told is ? think it's bad now a Trump presidency would make it 100x worse and that "I don't care" attitude won't save ? from being on an even ? end of the stick. -
BOSSExcellence wrote: »To be honest the ? our people have dealt with on a daily basis since we came from Africa in this country has me really not caring who wins. To survive and stay sane in America will go on no matter who wins word to Obama
this is how i feel..
this is how i think all ? should feel..
really wish ? would sit this one out..
but nah.. they gonna go out in droves for Slick Hillary! smmfh
All of them are slick swayed by super pacs and lobbyist.
Hillary isn't the greatest candidate I agree, but is a much better alternative to Trump.
I wish people would give a damn about the midterm elections that keep getting these racist senators, state representatives, and governors elected.
That stuff can have a much bigger impact on the stagnation of a region or state than even President. -
You can't polish this ? - Van Jones
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? thinks he's ramsey from game of thrones.. Nah there can only be one ramsey..
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Yea.... he lost all 3
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I hate this Kayleigh ?
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Elzo69Renaissance wrote: »Funny no one ever talks about the insurance companies revolting by having to take on all these people with pre-existing health conditions so they go up on premiums.
Companies don't exactly want to deal with that extra overhead cost either with sometimes low skilled employees, so they cut payroll by cutting back on hours or even laying off people to keep turning profit.
Sounds like the problem is with insurance companies and employers and not the actual Affordable Care Act itself.
Before the healthcare shake up.. It was common practice among health insurance companies to reject people with pre existing conditions.. the more people they reject.. the more they got paid..more money in their pockets.. basically if you had got a common flu and was just rejected.. In their eyes you was to go home and die.. just like that..
Ish was/is pathetic like someone can pay out of pocket for something like heart surgery.
I had to pay out of pocket for like 4 procedures on my kidneys......im still dealing w that setback
Yea that ish will run your pockets and have you remortgaging houses and getting loans and ish depending on the seriousness of the procedure.
I'm blessed to have decent insurance but if didn't it would be trouble especially with a toddler. -
Funny no one ever talks about the insurance companies revolting by having to take on all these people with pre-existing health conditions so they go up on premiums.
Companies don't exactly want to deal with that extra overhead cost either with sometimes low skilled employees, so they cut payroll by cutting back on hours or even laying off people to keep turning profit.
Sounds like the problem is with insurance companies and employers and not the actual Affordable Care Act itself.
It was a policy that changed the tide in the right direction.
But there are still strong currents driving in the opposite direction.
Financially, it's against the self interest of Insurance Companies. Because they have been abusing people for the purposes of profit.
Of course they aren't cooperating. AHCA needs more forceful regulation to encourage that cooperation.
Healthcare is an inherently public service, not a private one. Just because change is initially painful, doesn't mean it isn't the right direction.
