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Medicare
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  • Deborah took an average of fourteen pills a day, which cost her about $150 each month after her husband's insurance, plus Medicaid and Medicare.†   (source)
  • So Medicare decided to pay hospitals like ours for internship and residency training programs, get it?†   (source)
  • So much paperwork, you know, when you have the Government getting in the way of things, and of course the Government tells them how much they can charge, and it's so little they simply can't make it any more--they're all poorer than church-mice, since Medicare.†   (source)
  • I told about their shocking tactics against Medicare--the banquets for doctors' wives, for instance, where the wives were given a speech that was an absolute tissue of lies, a speech that ended with outrageous rhetoric, more moving than any account of a lynching, and the final line: DO YOU WANT THAT KIND OF WORLD FOR YOUR DAUGHTERS AND SONS?†   (source)
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