Daily Topics - Thursday September 26th, 2013

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Hour One: Republicans want all Americans to be greedy shills...

Hour Two: Get your Obamacare questions ready - Igor Volsky, Think Progress

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Egroge's picture
Egroge 12 years 48 weeks ago
#1

The current radio show:

Your respondent needs to be better informed on what poverty level folks will have to pay. If you are below the poverty level and single as that caller from Arkansas was, he will be totally subsidized. Tom, you are right.

Your expert must clarify this. He has to know this basic stuff and has to provide simple direct response to these questions.

This is coming off as toooo complicated and "nuance". This is not what is needed.

Clarify with examples, please. Do not make this sound so complicated, please.

Thank you.

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