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Armando Arredondo
Every working person already pays for MEDICARE. They just can't use the plan until they turn 65. Does this make sense - to pay in advance for something you may never get to use? Stop the scare tactics
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James Wayt
Affordable is all I ask for. Healthcare should not cost more than ones mortgage payment...
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Bonnie Lomax
Not how the system is set up. I'm just turning 65 so I'll be eligible for medicare. Don't qualify for Medical, so be it. I do what I can. obama care wants $1000 per month. Outrageous
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It's my civic duty to vote in local, national, AND special elections. I always vote.
It's my civic duty to vote in local, national, AND special elections. I always vote.
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Richard Dillard
You can not hope to change things you do not like if you do not vote. If you do not vote do not complain about the laws or situations you do not like.
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Victoria Martin Come'
I have never missed an opportunity to vote, it is a privilege I cherish!
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Judi Vanderpool
Of course! It's one of the fewest privileges we have left today! With vote by mail, what excuse do people have for not getting off their lazy behinds today?
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Too many regs in general. One reason we're 5000 units short of what we need.
ReplyBend needs affordable housing to buy. Building rentals only increases the investors opportunities for greed. We need more home ownership so people can build value. The globalists goal is no more private property for citizens and they must be stopped.
ReplyBureaucracy can be paralyzing at times and always an obstruction.
ReplyThe term affordable is ambiguous. Affordable for who? When a house payment is less than rent yet one still can't afford the house payment. Yeah! That's affordable!
ReplyThank you Christine drazen for putting it on, that's horrible bend city council didnt go, I wish Christine drazen would have won but because of fraud she didn't
ReplyNothing about it is affordable. Pure greed
ReplyTo many regulations for anything you build or do. Between Taxes/Fees/Regulations or anything the government touches it makes everything cost more. Less government all our lives would be better. Did you know the Number 1 employer in Oregon is the government?
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