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Eliminating FSAs is also a tax on those who make less than $250K a year. Many of my friends who make significantly less than $200K utilize the FSA to reduce their taxable income and to pay for expected medical expenses with pre-tax dollars. With the Senate plan, my co-workers will now be paying taxes before taking care of their own medical expenses.<br> <br> As I told some folks in Charlottesville, VA gathering signatures to support "health care reform," "Why don't the Democrats quit lying and just try to pass single payer health care. I'd respect them more than doing it piecemeal and then acting surprised when the entire health care industry is destroyed and we're forced into a single payer system.
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