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| Subject: Re: Raising Medicare Age Saves $5.7B | Date: 12/4/2012 12:01 PM | |
| Author: Beridian | Number: 46547 of 59133 | |
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The Center for Budget Priorities and Policy estimates that, while the federal government would save $5.7 billion, the rest of the health care system would end up spending $11.4 billion more to provide those same benefits. Well it should be obvious that the Republican "job creators" want to pocket the 5.7 billion difference. The American public should be asking themselves who is getting rich off of health care, because I guarantee that their are people making a fortune off this business. |
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