[Hoot Gibson]

Maybe you’re not, but it does seem the first thing you bring up when discussing the expansion of Medicare is those already who have their hand out and aren’t working. It could be an inadvertent comparison.

I saw that number from Marketwatch, but it’s more complicated. That number includes folks who are workers who may receive a credit and also billionaires who use losses and loopholes, so the 18.8% is more accurate (it’s complicated too). 45% of Americans aren’t bums.

A study published last week from Yale, Florida, and Maryland Universities says Medicare for all would save Americans would save $450 billion annually and prevent 68,000 deaths. That certainly sounds like doomsday for the United States of America.

Remind us again how much money Obamacare was supposed to save us. Some people are just stuck on stupid.

Government estimates of the cost of proposed entitlements are never even in the ballpark of actual costs.