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your ears, and put them where they are supposed to go. https://therealside.com/2020/03/what...with-abortion/ Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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to the conclusion that something related to abortion was in the bill. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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this is from an article she wrote in favor of single payer for the US March 2019
"The Italian healthcare landscape includes crumbling hospitals, doctors trained on books rather than patients, and per capita spending one-third that of the United States. And Americans like to say their medical care is the best in the world, while Italians consider their National Health Service to be hopelessly dysfunctional. (In 2000 the World Health Organization ranked the Italian system second-best on the planet. But that stellar rating was based solely on equality of access on the one hand and health outcomes such as life expectancy on the other, ignoring any on-the-ground realities in between: waiting times, emergency room efficiency, surgical statistics, etc.)" Susan Levenstein is an American doctor who has been practicing in Italy for the past 40 years.. if you get sick would you rather be in Italy or here? be honest |
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Let’s hope this trend continues and let that be the indicator on who has the best health care. If Bitchslappedboy is correct and Italy also has more beds per capita, then it is truly a credit to our response and preparedness. Even at 1.5 the number of deaths will be staggering.🤒 Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The Italian governments consist of adults who do not need to blame others and are willing to accept the responsibility that goes with their positions and do their jobs without needing daily leader praise sessions. They went thru that with Mussolini years ago. Percentages are impossible to quantify till you know how many people are affected. The Italian healthcare system is overwhelmed by the coronavirus. If we are not, it will not be because this administration was proactive. On Jan. 30, the Italian Government blocked all flights in and out of China. Trump* announced it on Jan. 31, effective Feb. 2 |
Bitchslappedboy, I sense you are overwhelmed but let me help you.
The mortality percentage is simple to quantify unless you are simple minded. If Italy is generally known as being two weeks ahead of us then let’s hope the quick response by Trump saves lives. Thank god Biden isn't in office or planes from China would still be incoming. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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The testing isn’t where it needs to be so to predict where this is heading and what the real infection and death rates are or will be is a best guess. In a couple weeks we might have a better handle on it, but I seriously doubt we will all be given the green light to carry on.
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So the Repubs. brought the bill up for a vote and they knew they didn't have the votes for it to pass and then blamed the Dems.?
Politics as usual. Word is they are close to agreement. I can't forget that not one Repub. voted for the Obama bailout. |
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the bailout worked, as did other things. but his signature stimulus package, didn’t do much. maybe clear to those who can’t be critical of their side. but while i give obama good marks on handling the economy in general, that one program was a flop. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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Then why didn't the Repubs. make some substantive suggestions? And you're still worried about a joke Obama made 10 years ago. - Post up what he said bc it wasn't that it didn't work. How Well It Succeeded In a 2009 report, the CBO projected ARRA would stimulate gross domestic product by 1.4% to 3.8% for the fourth quarter in 2009.[7] The stimulus was successful in 2009 GDP. The economy grew 1.7% in the third quarter and 3.8% in the fourth quarter. That's a big improvement over the first quarter's 6.7% drop and the second quarter's 0.7% decline.[8] In 2009, the CBO predicted that ARRA would increase employment by 7 million full-time jobs by the end of 2012.[9] By 2010, the CBO said that ARRA's policies increased the number of full-time-equivalent jobs by 2 million to 4.8 million.[10 |
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obama promised his stimulus would keep unemployment below 8% (maybe he promised it would stay below 6%, can’t remember?). . after it passed, unemployment went over 10%. Posted from my iPhone/Mobile device |
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the stimulus probably did far less than the Democrats in Washington would like to believe. But I also think it borders on absurd to say that it did nothing. can see this repeating with this package when passed |
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Obama did other things that worked well. I've said 100 times I think Obama gets good grades on handling the economy. I think the recovery act was a flop, I think the empirical results, compared to promises, make that clear. More importantly is that overall he helped guide us way, way back from a horrible recession. |
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