Affordable Care Act
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sturg33
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I guess everyone is either use to the disaster or has stopped caring…
57Brave
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Or there is no basis to the claim
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...idnt-steal-70000-records-from-healthcare-gov/
But it turned out the reports were nothing more than simple confusion. So far as we know, HealthCare.gov still has not been hacked by a malicious actor — despite the fact that Kennedy still considers the Web site vulnerable.
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...idnt-steal-70000-records-from-healthcare-gov/
But it turned out the reports were nothing more than simple confusion. So far as we know, HealthCare.gov still has not been hacked by a malicious actor — despite the fact that Kennedy still considers the Web site vulnerable.
AerchAngel
<B>Secretary of Statistics</B>
$1400 a month for health insurance, that is more than my mortgage payment.
Small business is getting bent over. If they pass the minimum wage bill (it is dead at the moment), there will be many small business closing. They can't afford that, they might as well take welfare than being in a red constantly.
57Brave
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Take Bette: The reason she didn’t visit the Washington state health exchange was basically #OBUMMER. “I wouldn’t go on that Obama website at all,” she said. This didn’t start with her cancelation. This started years ago. Republicans told Bette, and others inclined to distrust Obamacare, that they’d face death panels and rationing boards. That their options would be unaffordable, and irredeemable. That the exchange sites would make their personal information vulnerable to hackers and that creepy Uncle Sam would sexually violate them. They said all this in the hope that people like Bette wouldn’t give the law a fair shake, then turned around and feigned outrage on their behalf when the plan worked.
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http://www.salon.com/2014/01/31/gop...horror_story_a_creation_from_start_to_finish/
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http://www.salon.com/2014/01/31/gop...horror_story_a_creation_from_start_to_finish/
57Brave
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Even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while.
Reading the LINK - you can read the reporter fishing for horror stories. Certain there are some that this isn't working for.
For whatever reason.
So yeah, even a blind ...
and,
a) it has to suck working for that guy.Or worse, be that guy
b) last I checked there are not many minimum wage workers in Auto Body Repair.
c) why not hold a small business owner to the same standards you hold minimum wage workers?
my take is you (royal you) hold a Darwinian stance on those at the bottom of the ladder then make convenient exceptions to fit your argument --
meaning by your logic if Mr Body Shop owner can't make ends meet for whatever reason he deserves to fail. Or does the fact that the word "business" is
in the equation flip the whole scene
sturg33
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LOL
Tapate50
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Georgia Legislative Black Caucus leaders say they're working to put money back in the pockets of teachers, state employees, and retirees.
A lot of those folks are still upset over changes to their health insurance plan that means they have to pay a lot more out of pocket for medical care.
The state backtracked on some of those changes, but workers say it's not enough.Wednesday afternoon, the Black Caucus held a hearing on the issue.
"I would like for them to hold our premiums where they are and be able to put more employer contributions into the plan, such that it does not cause such a grave monetary impact on the employees," said Winfred Dukes, State Representative.
A facebook group called TRAGIC (Teachers Rally Against Georgia Insurance Changes) now has nearly 14,500 members.
I guess they are just "uninformed" right???
A lot of those folks are still upset over changes to their health insurance plan that means they have to pay a lot more out of pocket for medical care.
The state backtracked on some of those changes, but workers say it's not enough.Wednesday afternoon, the Black Caucus held a hearing on the issue.
"I would like for them to hold our premiums where they are and be able to put more employer contributions into the plan, such that it does not cause such a grave monetary impact on the employees," said Winfred Dukes, State Representative.
A facebook group called TRAGIC (Teachers Rally Against Georgia Insurance Changes) now has nearly 14,500 members.
I guess they are just "uninformed" right???
sturg33
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57Brave
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have to laugh because pols are Libertarians / Conservative until - well--- they just aren't anymore. Appears political expediency trumps core conservative values when it gets down to electoral politics. /Which is where the rubber will always meet the road.
This recently from twitter:
EJ Dionne @EJDionne 1h
GOP moving away from repeal, Part 2: MT @mattklewis: "Even though I hate ObamaCare, I will vote for things to make it less bad." - Rand Paul
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No Bedell this doesn't mean she was right!
This recently from twitter:
EJ Dionne @EJDionne 1h
GOP moving away from repeal, Part 2: MT @mattklewis: "Even though I hate ObamaCare, I will vote for things to make it less bad." - Rand Paul
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No Bedell this doesn't mean she was right!
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Tapate50
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Uhhhhhh.....
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Uhh what?
Oklahomahawk
Boras' Client
Except that Ann is on Fox about once a week (unless she has another bestseller about to be released and then it's pretty much 24/7) and lest we forget Rick finished #2 in the 2012 Repub primaries if memory serves and his sugar daddy wants him to run again in 2016. I'd have to say that makes both of them (sadly) at least somewhat relevant.
I think the two are niche figures on the lunatic fringe of today's conservative ideal-base and should be considered thusly.