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Similar battles here between CO and KS over the Arkansas water rights.

My tomato seedlings went into the ground Saturday, as did seeds for carrots, radishes, onions, lettuce, and spinach. The radishes are sprouted nearly 1/4" out of the ground already! Last nights frost nipped our basil seedlings though. Hopefully they'll come back.

Good. I'm tired of hearing about it around here.

You must have 25 vehicles currently registered in your name in KS. At that point you can apply for an audit to get licensed by the Dept of Revenue as being self-insured.

Yes. I'm curious if there are states that don't require at least liability. A quick and dirty google results in those pesky fake-dmv-consulting sites.

Unfortunately, there is no complete bill. The voted-on beginning of a solution is far from ideal. It only forces more people to pay into a pool, which on paper may temporarily reduce our insurance costs (more income for the pool), but still does nothing to keep the actual problem of medical...

So you're for the status quo? You're for paying for uninsured people anyway? :confused:

Last time I checked, there are no regulations on growing your own basic necessity of life. You can't grow your own healthcare. My examples were specific to potential time-sensitive and life-threatening issues that modern medicine can often easily and quickly address. That is, if you have...

Whats the alternative now? They just go get fixed on your dime?

Nice try, but you don't have to put words in my mouth. By privilege I mean the privilege to go into debt for treating an asthmatic child, or removing a gall bladder. I can do everything I can to treat things at home, and live as healthy as possible, but there are some things out of my control...

Required to pay for something I hopefully will not need, and probably couldn't afford if I did and never had it. Just like health insurance.

I do. Is there a state that does not require insurance? Same ones who will bellyache all day long but won't do anything about it when given the chance.

What's the difference between having the privilege to healthcare access and the privilege to drive? I have to pay an annual tax to own a horse, BTW. I don't think I can ride on public roads either.

This is what I've always asked. And this is what it'll be, just like Medicare and Social Security. Stop acting like your party is superior.

It's buying insurance, not healthcare. My gov forces me to buy insurance already.

College basketball.

Anyone else watching?

Correct. Its only for internal IRS use. That's why I said not everyone has a SSN. You only need it if you are required to participate (read: pay) into the SS program (ie, become an employee). We used ITINs for two years, and I've owned a S-corp. I'll let you know when I get audited.

No they don't. You can get taxpayer IDs (ITIN--used internally by the IRS) for that without having to get SSNs. Although, I'm not sure if some banks will take ITINs to open savings accounts and such for minors...ours didn't.

You can do the same from most smartphones now too.