anyone watching the debate?

[woodstock]

Even though the debate seemed to focus more on Perry/Romney it seems the majority believe Paul won it. He's ahead in every poll concerning the debate.

[Cannonball996]

perry cant seem to get ahead on the immigration issue.

all the others want to build a fence, but have not said how they will pay for this while cutting spending and taxes?

all want to repeal obamacare, but what are they going to replace it with?

[Vertnut]

perry cant seem to get ahead on the immigration issue.

all the others want to build a fence, but have not said how they will pay for this while cutting spending and taxes?

all want to repeal obamacare, but what are they going to replace it with?

Replace it with nothing. Why would we?

Perry can't make it in the long haul.

Romney/Rubio will be hard to beat. (My guess at the REP ticket)

[mustangguy289]

Seems like Cain is gaining ground. Hopefully his campaign has enough funding to make it last a little while.

[Cannonball996]

Replace it with nothing. Why would we?

replace it with nothing, then who's going to pay?

[Woods Racing Transmission]

replace it with nothing, then who's going to pay?

Why not pay for it yourself, like I do.

[FATHERFORD]

Why not pay for it yourself, like I do.

Get out of here with that logic!

[347Mike]

Oh snap!

On a more serious note, I cannot tell you how pleased I was to hear about Cains response to Obamacare. I think it needs to be replayed over and over to let it sink into peoples heads.

[Cannonball996]

Why not pay for it yourself, like I do.

makes sense, but what about the 50% or so of our population who do not have insurance and make less then $11.20 an hour, they are still going to need and receive medical care at some point, obviously they can not afford it so who is going to pay?

[VaderTT]

They are both master debaters.

[347Mike]

makes sense, but what about the 50% or so of our population who do not have insurance and make less then $11.20 an hour, they are still going to need and receive medical care at some point, obviously they can not afford it so who is going to pay?

Their second job?

[Vertnut]

makes sense, but what about the 50% or so of our population who do not have insurance and make less then $11.20 an hour, they are still going to need and receive medical care at some point, obviously they can not afford it so who is going to pay?

LOL! Try 15%, not 50%. It's 51 million (and we have a bout 307 million folks here). They have county hospitals and clinics.

[mustangguy289]

makes sense, but what about the 50% or so of our population who do not have insurance and make less then $11.20 an hour, they are still going to need and receive medical care at some point, obviously they can not afford it so who is going to pay?

Leave that up to the states to decide. This is not a national issue

[Snatch Napkin]

Leave that up to the states to decide. This is not a national issue

I fucking approve of this post!!

[Cannonball996]

the state of texas is at 24% uninsured, but what ever the number the rest of us will have to pick up their tab. I think there has to be a better way of solving this problem in the private sector. going back to some half assed system is just going to make things even worse.