Quote from Covertibility:
Comedy goldmine
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Yes indeed.....Ron Paul, Alex Jones and many others were RIGHT ON THE MONEY with the 2008 financial/economic blowout call!Quote from BSAM:
Oh me oh my! The sky is falling. The sky is falling.![]()
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Quote from AMT4SWA:
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) will see its largest expansion since withholding taxes were first enacted during WWII to enforce the glut of new tax mandates and penalties included in the Democratsâ latest health care plan, according to Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX)
A new analysis by the Joint Economic Committee and the House Ways & Means Committee minority staff estimates up to 16,500 new IRS personnel will be needed to collect, examine and audit new tax information mandated on families and small businesses in the âreconciliationâ bill being taken up by the U.S. House of Representatives this weekend, according to Brady.
âWhen most people think of health care reform they think of more doctors exams, not more IRS exams,â says U.S. Congressman Kevin Brady, the top House Republican on the Joint Economic Committee. âIsnât the federal government already intruding enough into our lives? We need thousands of new doctors and nurses in America, not thousands more IRS agents.â
ENJOY the VICTORY! :eek:

Quote from nutmeg:
From what I've read, this is the first instance that a requirement to be a US citizen requires you to purchase something, in this case - health care.
Quote from Misthos:
I have not studied enough of this bill to make a clear opinion yet. However, there is one issue I see come up a lot - and that is the requirement to buy health insurance.
What is everyone's opinion of an uninsured person going to an emergency room for life saving treatment. Should they be turned away? Would you turn them away and let them die?
If you do decide to treat them, doesn't society ultimately bear the cost?