it doesn t cover. even you admit that you can t cover. they are saying the deficit is going down $100 billion over 10 years. that s what the plan is. bill: it s not. not it w. all of these medicaid stuff. one of the tasks doesn t kick in until 2018. bill: by then i will be in the poor house. i won t have any money left. i will lend you a few bucks. what do you need? bill: you don t have as much as i need. that s true. bill: what s the best thing, colmes? the best thing is that 31 million people who are not insured are going to be insured that is the best thing that happens as a result of this. bill: these people shouldn t buy their own insurance for whatever reason? these people will do the best they can. they can t all afford it. by having more people insured, the premiums for everybody goes down. this san economic issue as much as it is a health issue. getting more people in the system brings the brices down for everybody. bill: that s the liberal point of vie
it doesn t cover. even you admit that you can t cover. they are saying the deficit is going down $100 billion over 10 years. that s what the plan is. bill: it s not. not it w. all of these medicaid stuff. one of the tasks doesn t kick in until 2018. bill: by then i will be in the poor house. i won t have any money left. i will lend you a few bucks. what do you need? bill: you don t have as much as i need. that s true. bill: what s the best thing, colmes? the best thing is that 31 million people who are not insured are going to be insured that is the best thing that happens as a result of this. bill: these people shouldn t buy their own insurance for whatever reason? these people will do the best they can. they can t all afford it. by having more people insured, the premiums for everybody goes down. this san economic issue as much as it is a health issue. getting more people in the system brings the brices down for everybody. bill: that s the liberal point of vie
it doesn t cover. even you admit that you can t cover. they are saying the deficit is going down $100 billion over 10 years. that s what the plan is. bill: it s not. not it w. all of these medicaid stuff. one of the tasks doesn t kick in until 2018. bill: by then i will be in the poor house. i won t have any money left. i will lend you a few bucks. what do you need? bill: you don t have as much as i need. that s true. bill: what s the best thing, colmes? the best thing is that 31 million people who are not insured are going to be insured that is the best thing that happens as a result of this. bill: these people shouldn t buy their own insurance for whatever reason? these people will do the best they can. they can t all afford it. by having more people insured, the premiums for everybody goes down. this san economic issue as much as it is a health issue. getting more people in the system brings the brices down for everybody. bill: that s the liberal point of vie
walker s bill. that9t measure aims to reduceñañ wisconsin s swelling deficit by increasing cost of benefits and curbing collective bargaining rights. governor walker argued against the democrats cut last night on this program. i applaud senate majority leader scott fitzgerald bringing the senate to the floor tomorrow. they are going to start bringingó m up important pieces of legislation. my hope is constituents stand up and tell those senators to do what they are being paid to do. sean: the battle over union benefits and rights continues to escalate and spread across the midwest. democrats in indiana are:q now fleeing their state to avoid a vote. in ohio today, thousands gathered at the tate capitol to protest hearings on a similar bill. is wisconsin the tip of the iceberg? joining me speaker of the
walker s bill. that9t measure aims to reduceñañ wisconsin s swelling deficit by increasing cost of benefits and curbing collective bargaining rights. governor walker argued against the democrats cut last night on this program. i applaud senate majority leader scott fitzgerald bringing the senate to the floor tomorrow. they are going to start bringingó m up important pieces of legislation. my hope is constituents stand up and tell those senators to do what they are being paid to do. sean: the battle over union benefits and rights continues to escalate and spread across the midwest. democrats in indiana are:q now fleeing their state to avoid a vote. in ohio today, thousands gathered at the tate capitol to protest hearings on a similar bill. is wisconsin the tip of the iceberg? joining me speaker of the