>>>>Solution: Vote!
>>>He did
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>Yep. With all respect to Bill: the Gerontocracy always votes, which is why rationalization of Ponzi schemes like Medicare is so difficult. The same people who deliberately underfunded the scheme that now benefits them will vote en masse to ensure the cost is borne by somebody else, meaning that chaotic collapse or revolution are the likely outcomes. ''


http://www.hpae.org/newsroom/articles/20090512_ceos

These just the CEO's.

There are dozens more.

http://blogs.cooperhealth.org/news/2014/11/cooper-appoints-kevin-m-odowd-esq-to-senior-executive-leadership-team/
This dunce is making hundreds of thousands per year and doesn't know an aspirin from a golf ball.

Michele Obama was making more than $300K at a Chicago hospital while her husband was a senator.
What did she do for anyone there?

How could anyone possibly fund a scheme like this?

Millions being squandered with no end in sight... and you point at some poor jerk who paid into Medicare all his life to fund these thieves?





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>BTW, not sure whether I told you I was in Coppell earlier this year. Very likely we'll grab a place and come stay for a while next year. Gotta say: real estate in Dallas is marvelous value... this is what we're used to over here: http://www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/288724/average-auckland-house-price-nears-$1m ... If you want a place with a bit of lawn in one of the good school zone suburbs you're looking at $1.7M average. Even apartments in Auckland have an average cost of $660K (US$400K-US$560K in the last year depending on exchange rate)
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>Gotta be worth a LOL that if you sell a shack in Auckland and emigrate to the US you can buy a great place and be mortgage free, while these days only the 1% can afford to move to NZ. The world is going crazy.