Vol8188
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My now dead grandad had diabetes it was infuriating seeing how insulin could be had on the cheap if our evil government wouldn’t prohibit it being imported. The government works to keep the cost of health care higher than it has to be.As an aging person, I'd like to see one party address the out of control costs of medicine. Whichever one has a plan that makes sense will get my vote. My guess is that they are all in cahoots with the drug lords and they DGAF about the cost of a pill or injection.
As an aging person, I'd like to see one party address the out of control costs of medicine. Whichever one has a plan that makes sense will get my vote. My guess is that they are all in cahoots with the drug lords and they DGAF about the cost of a pill or injection.
Maryland is a disaster. What you lose in one area is made up in another. You probably get a discount on prescription drugs but I bet your property taxes are way higher than in TN (MI and OH likely have high property taxes). And you all also have a state income tax.I know this is anecdotal and does nothing to help you, but whatever Maryland is doing is working. I paid for three months of prescriptions what I paid for a single month in Tennessee, Michigan, and Ohio. And that's with a Republican state government.
Maybe it's to make up for the fact that my salary is crap, but it is a huge help.
As an aging person, I'd like to see one party address the out of control costs of medicine. Whichever one has a plan that makes sense will get my vote. My guess is that they are all in cahoots with the drug lords and they DGAF about the cost of a pill or injection.
Maryland is a disaster. What you lose in one area is made up in another. You probably get a discount on prescription drugs but I bet your property taxes are way higher than in TN (MI and OH likely have high property taxes). And you all also have a state income tax.
We see just with Biden's actions with monoclonal treatment that govt creates artificial supply disruptions and shouldn't be involved in the drug distribution process in the first place. The govt creates supply problems, which affect price by doing exactly what Biden did by controlling the supply domestically or by put prohibitions of imports, which was mentioned earlier.I don’t disagree. I think trump’s truth in pricing was on the right track. Would be nice to see that with pharmacies and doctor’s offices also. If my memory is right what trump did was only for hospitals.
Also we should open up the ability for individuals to buy drugs direct and vastly limit the number of controlled substances. That barrier alone causes massive price increases
Plenty of people so this. Don't work, or barely, and get thousands back each year. They have kids for money at tax time, and get tons of benefits. It happens in all races, and don't have a party line, it's just what they do.Can you explain how this person worked two weeks and got thousands back? Also, where did you get the 1/3 of the middle class receives more than they pay statistic?
We see just with Biden's actions with monoclonal treatment that govt creates artificial supply disruptions and shouldn't be involved in the drug distribution process in the first place. The govt creates supply problems, which affect price by doing exactly what Biden did by controlling the supply domestically or by put prohibitions of imports, which was mentioned earlier.
Top 1% of U.S. Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All of the Middle ClassThe 1% earns 20% of all income but pays 40% of the taxes in this country.
Where does this myth that the wealthy don’t pay taxes come from? Especially given that we have the most progressive taxes in the world. Can anyone back it up with data?
https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2020/12/10/middle-class-taxes/
You and the rest of the loony left equate wealth with income. That is your justification for thievery. You advocate thievery.Top 1% of U.S. Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All of the Middle Class
Top 1% of U.S. Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All of the Middle Class
..........but only pay 40% of taxes
Inequality and Tax Rates: A Global Comparison
Several advanced economies have top income tax rates well above the current U.S. rate. Sweden, often cited as the most progressive tax regime in the OECD, maintains a top statutory income tax rate of 57.1 percent. The rate kicks in for citizens earning more than one and half times the average income, which comes out to about $70,000 in Sweden, a much lower threshold than current U.S. proposals. Other advanced economies have slightly lower top rates that still stand above the American average: Japan (55.9 percent), France (54.5 percent), and Canada (53.5 percent), for example.
Several advanced economies have top income tax rates well above the current U.S. rate. Sweden, often cited as the most progressive tax regime in the OECD, maintains a top statutory income tax rate of 57.1 percent. The rate kicks in for citizens earning more than one and half times the average income, which comes out to about $70,000 in Sweden, a much lower threshold than current U.S. proposals. Other advanced economies have slightly lower top rates that still stand above the American average: Japan (55.9 percent), France (54.5 percent), and Canada (53.5 percent), for example.
Top 1% of U.S. Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All of the Middle Class
Top 1% of U.S. Earners Now Hold More Wealth Than All of the Middle Class
..........but only pay 40% of taxes
Inequality and Tax Rates: A Global Comparison
Several advanced economies have top income tax rates well above the current U.S. rate. Sweden, often cited as the most progressive tax regime in the OECD, maintains a top statutory income tax rate of 57.1 percent. The rate kicks in for citizens earning more than one and half times the average income, which comes out to about $70,000 in Sweden, a much lower threshold than current U.S. proposals. Other advanced economies have slightly lower top rates that still stand above the American average: Japan (55.9 percent), France (54.5 percent), and Canada (53.5 percent), for example.