BillyBatson
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very nice!!!!
i agree 100% but still think she will be next president, unfortunately!!!
possibly . . . because, unfortunately, there are far too many mental-midget morons in this country who are allowed to vote
very nice!!!!
i agree 100% but still think she will be next president, unfortunately!!!
possibly . . . because, unfortunately, there are far too many mental-midget morons in this country who are allowed to vote
possibly . . . because, unfortunately, there are far too many mental-midget morons in this country who are allowed to vote
Thats why they always are after the childrenz.
They should at least raise the voting age to 30, but then many of those over 30 will screw it up anyways because Hillary will give out an Ipad, universal free cable TV or something stupid to get the vote.
You know how many people would show up at the booth tomorrow if Obama was to run a 3rd term and he promised government subsidized Apple Watches if he won?
How's those Obamacare rate increases working out for everyone? Rates in Florida about to go up AGAIN.
obama's legacy, lol
He made people more money than Trump, thats for sure.
probably getting a lot for himself from insurance companies!!!
Luckily I'm still not on an ACA plan (still grandfathered into an old medically underwritten plan) but when that expires next summer my rates are going up by 117% per month. Yep, you read that right.
this goes back to my original thought....corporations are getting out of the full coverage insurance benefit----this is why i said obamacare is just a smokescreen....big business always finds a way!!!
Interesting. I read that big corporations pushed hard for 401k plans. The reason: so they didn't have to spend money managing pension plans. ACA is here to stay and every one of us will soon be a plan user.
i have come to the conclusion that obamacare would never have passed if it didn't have big business's blessing.....actually i don't think much any bill would pass these days without their blessing.
the golden rule...'he who has the gold makes the rules'
They wrote most of it, how can it not have their blessing?
i wrote that for those who have not yet realized this...of course i know you are aware!!!
Oh, lol
So I dont think if any republican wins the election they are going to get rid of it. Notice how the Repubs during their last landslide election campaigned on repealing it, and after the election it quickly went back to business as usual. I dont think John Boner wants his health care stocks to take a hit.
If they do repeal it, I think it will mostly change just by name and they may make a few changes here or there but nothing significant, it will still and always be at its roots, Obamacare.
I have been saying for years that Obama was dividing this country...I called Obama the great divider many times in the past.
don't like Donald trump?
blame trumps success on Obama..without 7 years of Obama dividing this country trump's campaign would have gone nowhere!!!
Blame trumps success on Obama?
I would blame the rhetoric used by the Republican Party since the 80s or even before. Now it's just catching up to them and the party is imploding.
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"Silent Majority" which trumps use of is a little different than nixons
* Majority Race of U.S citizens are white(63.7%)
*silent/ kept things to self they feel like
"Make America great again"
When is he referring to? Because he wasn't a fan of bushs or Obama and clearly not Clinton. Is he referring to 1960-1980?
"Not politically correct" is basically the same thing as saying "I'm not racist but..." and following with something extremely racist, except you can use it as a reason to say hateful things about anyone's race, gender, ethnicity etc.
Those examples are just what trump is using, but have been more subtle in the past.
Sorry for the long post btw lol
Obama campaigned on a promise of unifying the country...after 7 years if you think this country is united:tool:
Real change will only happen when you abandon false left/right paradigm.
I can agree in a way. If we would come together and see how we have been royally screwed by the elite in this country(and not just Obama lol) and stop trying to blame the poor and the other countries for our problems then maybe that would be possible. Currently we have those who live in opulence telling the bourgeoisie American blame the poor and label those Americans that are in need the most as beggars and bums and that it's the poor mans fault that his business isn't doing well which creates the antipathy seen today. Like when a law is passed to give more freedom to Americans the rich try to convince the other Americans that they now have less freedoms which also contributes to the animosity that we have between races and other groups of people.
I like your post, I think your a good dude with a good heart. Im saying this because I really dont want to even respond to this post and act as if Im trying to troll you,
But I wanna respectfully respond to your last part and possibly debate. In regards to your last statement, "Like when a law is passed to give more freedom to Americans the rich try to convince the other Americans that they now have less freedoms which also contributes to the animosity that we have between races and other groups of people."
I mean, really???? Lets think for ourselves here, what law has passed that has given Americans "more freedoms" during the last 8-16 years? This is shockingly puzzling, unless your referring to some local laws Im unaware of?
Hillary shows up at black rallies with signs we are fighting for you!!! hispanic rallies we are fighting for you!!! womens rallies we are fighting for you...and then Bernie sanders says whites don't know what it's like to be poor, lol.
whites don't know what it's like to be poor
Most don't. Not true poverty. Maybe poverty of the soul though cos the white man ain't got no soul![]()
ROFL!!!! Thanks Obama! And just in time right after you leave office!!!!!!
Get Ready for Higher Obamacare Rates Next Year
Margot Sanger-Katz Sangerkatz MAY 6, 2016
NYT
It already looks clear that many Obamacare insurance plans are going to raise their prices significantly.
Over the last few years, average premium increases in the Obamacare markets have been lower than the increases for people who bought their own insurance in premiums before the Affordable Care Act. But several trends are coming together that suggest that pattern will break when plan premiums are announced in early November. Many plans may increase prices by 10 percent, or more. Over the last two years, I’ve written articles warning against scary headlines that exaggerate premium increases. Next year, those scary headlines are more likely to be accurate.
Full story:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/07/u...t&contentPlacement=1&pgtype=sectionfront&_r=0