Dear Jamie,
I was surprised to learn that our congressman, Jack Kingston, has voted to change Medicare. After paying into the system their entire lives, seniors deserve peace of mind, not a voucher that won’t pay the cost of their healthcare.
Why did Kingston vote to change Medicare?
The Republican plan that Congressman Kingston voted for will make retirees pay much more in out-of-pocket fees. Congress needs to makes improvements and adjustments in the Medicare program, but the Republican plan that Congressman Kingston voted for is to give seniors a monthly down payment for insurance while allowing the insurance companies to return to the old practice of denying coverage to anyone likely to need expensive medical care. A government voucher won’t do you any good when no insurance company will accept you as a customer.
Sincerely,
Jimmy Johnson
Sincerely,
Jimmy Johnson
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#1
eddie
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05/09/11 at 03:14 PM
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why??!?!!? because he is a twofaced crook!! and that sums him right up!
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Conservative
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05/12/11 at 11:29 AM
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Congressman Kingston has served us well and honestly over the past years, and I personally support him. He has fought to keep government out of our everyday lives, for example: he voted against the President's government run healthcare program that costs us 787 billion dollars and puts the feds in control of our healthcare system! I am proud to call Jack my Congressman, and I think he has done a wonderful job. Of course, you will have a few people, particularly the liberal left, who will try to bring him down, but that is politics for you! Jack Kingston for re-election in 2012!