how could 80% of americans be so wrong on this? i mean, this ryan guy, he must be the smartest guy on the planet. inefficient providers. medicare, medicaid, they ve been inefficient providers. why? because the doctors haven t cut a fat hog on the deal? so ryan says his voucher program will give the power to seniors. wrong. the gop plan will give more power to a market that will charge seniors a hell of a lot more for coverage than what they could ever possibly afford with the stinking voucher program. that s how you got to talk about this program. just give them the straight talk. right? none of this lofty empower americans, guaranteed coverage options. the protesters outside, they weren t buying this thing either. any more than the folks at any of these town halls that he went to. the protesters chanted, hands off our medicare.
not acted, we would have been not in a recession, but in the great depression. so they had to act. but the criticism that s coming from the kasich administration about living within our means, he s proposing to sell prisons at pennies on the dollar. it s almost laughable. it s almost a giveaway. he wants to privatize the penal system? privatize the prisons in that state. obviously people would come in and cut a fat hog on that. but what better product would you get? absolutely, about five prisons, for about $200 million. don t even know if you can build a prison for $200 million. and again, any money that the state would get would be one time would be a one-time money windfall. it absolutely makes no sense. and also, the prison guards that work there, private prison guards make about one-third less of the public sector. creating a low-wage state, vilifying public workers, as if they don t work hard, as if they
great depression. so they had to act. but the criticism that s coming from the kasich administration about living within our means, he s proposing to sell prisons at pennies on the dollar. it s almost laughable. it s almost a giveaway. he wants to privatize the penal system? privatize the prisons in that state. obviously people would come in and cut a fat hog on that. but what better product would you get? absolutely, about five prisons, for about $200 million. don t even know if you can build a prison for $200 million. and again, any money that the state would get would be one time would be a one-time money windfall. it absolutely makes no sense. and also, the prison guards that work there, private prison guards make about one-third less of the public sector. creating a low-wage state, vilifying public workers, as if they don t work hard, as if they don t serve the constituents in the state of ohio, it is absolutely unconscionable.