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TommyT139

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5. There was a time when you could look up in Harvard Sq

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Sat Nov 15, 2025, 03:52 PM

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...and you could see where their office was, by the modest-sized gold text in a third floor window.

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The cheap health insurance promoted by Trump officials has this catch [View all] dalton99a Nov 15 OP

Fradulent? dickthegrouch Nov 15 #1

I'm chuckling over a lawyer named "Swindle". greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #2

Member of Dewey, Cheatum, and Howe? Wounded Bear Nov 15 #3

There was a time when you could look up in Harvard Sq TommyT139 Nov 15 #5

Maybe he is. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #9

Not kidding here but my radiation oncologist .... Grammy23 Nov 15 #15

You were well cooked if you're alive to tell the story 35 years later. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #24

I was treated about 6 years ago for prostate cancer. Dale in Laurel MD Nov 15 #27

Fantastic! Hope22 Nov 15 #31

Congratulations! greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #34

A friend who was a lifelong smoker got lung cancer. summer_in_TX Nov 15 #39

How awful. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #40

Thank you. summer_in_TX Nov 15 #42

I've had a few doctors with fitting names. pat_k Nov 15 #41

dr howard dr fine dr howard! rampartd Sunday #49

We had an xray specialist named Semour. Permanut Nov 15 #22

And I guess that he did see more. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #25

Oh, man, I would change my name. 3catwoman3 Nov 15 #26

Dr. Cockett is a great name for a urologist. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #35

There's a firm of solicitors in the Glasgow area called Bilkus & Boyle: Emrys Nov 15 #29

OMG, those are priceless. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #36

While I was stationed in Japan, a good friend of mine was in the base protocol... 3catwoman3 Nov 15 #37

Ball isn't bad, but Penix would inevitably be spelled the other way at times. greatauntoftriplets Nov 15 #38

No, indeed. My friend and I were both involved in the air base's amateur t 3catwoman3 Sunday #48

Chiropractor Alan Bonebrake Shrek Sunday #45

For years Orlando had a prostectic company Conjuay Sunday #47

Just like everything Dump promotes, it's crap sakabatou Nov 15 #4

These are "short term plans" that DJT extended to 3 years in his first admin progree Nov 15 #6

The original ACA set minimum standards for participating insurers. The Republicans did away with that. Midnight Writer Nov 15 #7

ACA plans still have the same minimum standards as the original. The short-term plans of the subject article progree Nov 15 #8

No different than the people who continue to purchase Medicare Advantage policies Hope22 Nov 15 #10

M.A. people can still switch to traditional Medicare, i.e. parts A and B progree Nov 15 #17

Sounds good for those in MA. Hope22 Nov 15 #23

Medicare Advantage is also known as Medicare Part C. progree Nov 15 #28

At 67, why wasn't Nath on Medicare? Fil1957 Nov 15 #11

Maybe his $82k bill was his 20% that Medicare Ilsa Nov 15 #13

Maybe she's 67 now but her illness or surgery happened a few years ago. llmart Nov 15 #14

+1. Her lawsuit was filed in 2023 dalton99a Nov 15 #33

Live by the Trump, die by the Trump. Intractable Nov 15 #12

This old adage comes to mind. llmart Nov 15 #16

Caveat Emptor DET Nov 15 #18

Michael Moore brought up these shirts of policies dflprincess Nov 15 #19

Deception damifino10 Nov 15 #20

I thought these kinds of policies were made illegal by the ACA. Wiz Imp Nov 15 #21

It's my understanding that they've always been legal, but were limited to 3 months progree Nov 15 #32

I wonder how closely these chumps read their policies... Mark.b2 Nov 15 #30

Goes right along with the regime's approach to any consumer protection. pat_k Nov 15 #43

That is exactly what I would expect to get from Krasnov. GoodRaisin Sunday #44

For-Profit-Healthcare...... think about that phrase. IcyPeas Sunday #46