Percent of Private Sector Establishments That Offer Health Insurance to Employees, by state

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Source: http://www.statehealthfactsonline.org/comp...yp=2&sort=a

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Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

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Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

I, too, am glad they have guns to keep them safe.

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Are you thinking what I'm thinking?

Needs two colors and shades?

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Great find.

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Which states have the highest percentages of uninsured non-elderly white people?

Source: http://www.statehealthfactsonline.org/comp...o=a&sortc=1

Edited August 25, 2009 by w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r

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My state is so pathetic....

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bbbut....that's not what the Repugnants want us to believe.

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bbbut....that's not what the Repugnants want us to believe.

Can you be more specific?

What in the information presented rebuts a GOP claim? It's not like they've ever denied the existence of the uninsured.

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bbbut....that's not what the Repugnants want us to believe.

Can you be more specific?

What in the information presented rebuts a GOP claim? It's not like they've ever denied the existence of the uninsured.

They claim that most of the 48 million uninsured are either illegals or young people who've opted out of having health insurance. In other words...there is no crisis.

Edited August 25, 2009 by Col. 'Bat' Guano

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They claim that most of the 48 million uninsured are either illegals or young people who've opted out of having health insurance. In other words...there is no crisis.

Neither of the graphs I presented rebuts that.

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They claim that most of the 48 million uninsured are either illegals or young people who've opted out of having health insurance. In other words...there is no crisis.

Neither of the graphs I presented rebuts that.

Sure it does. If it's demographic, as the Repugnants claim, then we wouldn't see such variations geographically...or at least, we would see the higher numbers in the areas where demographics coincide.

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They claim that most of the 48 million uninsured are either illegals or young people who've opted out of having health insurance. In other words...there is no crisis.

Neither of the graphs I presented rebuts that.

Sure it does. If it's demographic, as the Repugnants claim, then we wouldn't see such variations geographically...or at least, we would see the higher numbers in the areas where demographics coincide.

You wouldn't see higher numbers in the data I presented because the data presents %'s, not nominal numbers. See here - the states with the highest numbers (not %'s, nominal numbers) of uninsured are in (this is in desc. order) California, Texas, Florida, New York, Illinois, Georgia, North Carolina, New Jersey, Arizona and Ohio.

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I guess there's no such thing in USA as "we companies take good care of you, so you perform better'.. it's "either you perform, or I'll hire a noob that'd do your job for 5 dollars less per hour, and no benefits'

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I guess there's no such thing in USA as "we companies take good care of you, so you perform better'.. it's "either you perform, or I'll hire a noob that'd do your job for 5 dollars less per hour, and no benefits'

depends on the job you do and who you work for. everyone where i work has bennies.