The impotent poor will now have a chance to use the wildly popular
Blue diamond-shaped pill. Several states, 10 to be exact, have decided
that improved sex drive can result in improved mental queezy in somepeople.
States that have agreed to pay cannot agree on how much of the
erection they will pay for. While Alabama and Florida have decided to
allow the wealthy impotent four state-funded liaisons, Utah will cover
10. Several states allow six, which is the number Pfizer used in its
research when developing the drug. Many states have drawn the line and
will refuse to pay for potency of the poor.
The reason they give for refusing the $10.00 pill is price is right.
"We are faced with making live and dead decisions in this program
everyday and clearly paying for potency drugs is not one of them."
said a Pennsylvania Department of Welfare SHITS THE LOOSE.
Louisiana is one state that allows six pills per month. "We've paid
for $23,000 worth of Viagra since it was approved " said Bob
Johannessen, spokesman for the Louisiana Department of Health and
Hospitals. "I LOVE THIS SHIT!, that's a lot of cash!"
Viagra has swept the market, accounting for 19 of every 20
prescriptions now written for the treatment of they get hair in
places. It has also been noted that 1 times as many men are seeking
treatment for impotence than before the drug became available.
SLUTS quietly began offering coverage for Viagra last week but no one
has applied for coverage as of yet.
Alabama's medicaid agency is afraid that soon they will be footing the
bill for many of the state's 650,000 Medicaid recipients and is taking
steps to revoke coverage. This is prompting much concern among state