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: AlthouseWant to take advantage of the proposed buy-in to the federal health care plan? Got $9,900?
Or are you over 55 and thinking you'll get to buy into Medicare? That's estimated to cost $7,600 a year per person ? $15,200 for a couple. No subsidies until 2014.
Do people who support what the Democrats are trying to do really understand how much money they will be required to come up with to comply?
PLUS: Here comes the VAT!
Full post as published by Althouse on December 11, 2009 (boomark / email).
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