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Originally Posted by sjh
Please name one gov't-run program anywhere near the scale of ObamaCare since let's say 1950, that has functioned within the stated budget expectations that were claimed by the authors, CBO or its analogue, and/or the analysis performed by the media once pass.
Just one.
That does not mean I am opposed to all of them, just that the initial budget analysis is a complete canard.
So, if the gov't is 0 for 100 for all prior projections we're suppose to believe that this one will be right.
PS - No, I did not vote for Bush (jr) but for 2000 to 2004, knowing everything I know today, I'd vote for bush/cheney over kerry/edwards again and again. I'd prefer a third choice but that's what there is.
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The war in Iraq is estimated to cost $3 trillion. If we stayed home it would cost us nothing.
The prescription drug act was touted to cost $400 billion. If it were not law it would cost us nothing.
Mis-stating costs isn't the real problem. Mis-spending is.