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Posted on 03/25/2013 12:10:28 PM PDT by Nachum
Hall of Fame basketball player Earvin “Magic” Johnson spoke out on behalf of President Obama’s healthcare law on Monday. “ObamaCare is working. I talk to a lot of CEOs of hospitals. It is working,” he said on MSNBC. Johnson was speaking on "NOW with Alex Wagner" about the NCAA basketball tournament, but he veered into politics at the end of the segment, lauding conservative Florida Gov. Rick Scott’s (R) decision to accept the expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act. II’m glad that Gov. Scott down in Florida accepted ObamaCare because it will work,” he said.
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I do not know one single person who is covered now that was not covered before. I do know of many people who are paying a lot more for the same coverage because of this law.
So, I guess it is working to take more money out of peoples pockets and give it to the big companies.
Psst, “Magic.” It hasn’t fully kicked in yet.
You may want to stick to the other dribbling you were noted for.
Whenever I find myself pondering life’s really big questions, I find myself - sooner or later - asking the same thing: “what would Magic Johnson have to say about this?”
But at the end of the day, Magic, I'm pretty sure the people who are winning big are not the ones you think. :)
Well Johnson, then you pay for it, you stupid SOB.
Oh sure it is if you mean higher costs for anything medical you pyle. Then again Magic will never have to worry about Obamadeathcare will he!
Yeah—I’ll take the word of a basketball player, as they are renowned as very scholarly folks/sarc
Sheesh. I guarantee that if Obamacare had been in place when Johnson first contracted AIDS.....
He’d have been dead, dead, dead long before now.
Has Dennis Rodman weighed in?
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The sad thing about AIDS is that in the latter stages, you get dementia.
It was the same way in the USSR - the current “five year plan” was always “working”. To say otherwise was, shall we say, inadvisable. This is the basic principle at work here. It’s not working because it’s well - working. It’s working because it’s what we’re told to think.
It's crippling the private insurance industry, doctors are quitting, employees are having their hours reduced.
Yes, it is doing exactly what it is supposed to do.
Whenever I want thorough analysis of a complex medical care issue, I turn to Magic Johnson.
As for foreign diplomacy, Dennis ranks up there with Kerry!
How many women did he give AIDS to?
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