wow Archangel! I do remember you

PLO wanted to be a government, it can get what governments get when it bombs on neighbors: bombed on

If Israel is invaded the Arabs will make Sbrenica look like Pukkelpop

> dfsf wrote:

> Stop believing Republican propaganda that Obamacare will cause chaos in the job market. <<

What Republican propaganda?  The only Republican propaganda on the subject I can recall was "Mitt Romney never supported a federal program like Obamacare, Romneycare was a state system" (lie btw, his July 2009 op ed in USA Today urged Obama to drop single payer and create a federal exchange program like Massachusetts did)

Why are people boycotting Applebees, Papa John's and Olive Garden?  IS that GOP agitprop?

>>It's not the first time that a mandate has been put into law in the U.S, just the first time it's been as a country mandate. <<

If I were bent over a table and raped, it wouldn't be the first male rape in US history.  Wouldn't mean I'd look forward to it.

>>Hawaii has had a state healthcare mandate since the 70's, Massachusetts since like 2007 put in place by Romney, and 2-3 years ago the city of San Francisco even imposed it's own healthcare mandate on businesses and employees.  Hawaii's being more lenient but still a mandate.<<

And that's why there's flocks of cars, loaded up with furniture, their dogs on top like Mitt Romney, rolling into the golden oasis of boomtown SF and Boston.   Oh wait.  Those places suck.

>>In all cases once the dust settled, it came with positive opinions from the general public<<

Those that hadn't bailed out, you mean

>>and very little negative effect on businesses or employees.<<

Don't tell me the formula you used to take the Great Recession plunge in employment and commercial tenancy and business tax income for those areas, and factored out the sliver that was due to healthcare mandates, and gave the appropriate blame for the remainder on the overall economy.  Don't tell it to me.  Sell it.  That's where that Moneyball guy blew it.

>>The business mandate is actually going to help stabilize the private insurance market during this transition<<

Stabilize during the transition??  As opposed to wild fluctuations of stagnation?

The USS Arizona was stabilized by the Empire of Japan 60 years ago, and stayed stable.

>>and keep many people employed who would not be without the provision.<<

I trust we will see many averted hypotheticals cited to defend this President.  "It WOULD HAVE BEEN AWFUL!"

>>It's just like the other aspect that republican's try to feed people about how hospital's and medical practices are going to lose so much money because they will be restricted a little on their charging of patients and all these jobs will be lost etc....They don't want to throw out the other side of it about all the money these hospitals lose out currently to people who default on those medical bills and never pay a dime for emergency care which is required to see you.<<

Actually they'll still have to do that ER work, only now they'll have more paperwork per person too.  That costs manhours.  Manhours cost money.
More work for the SAME income = business losses.

>> You'll now see a drop in that and more of people who would do that if they got sick and couldn't afford it <<

Who told you that?  They're not getting more doctors, so to get a scheduled appointment will be a bigger pain in the ass than it is now.  Why not go to the ER?  They still have to see you that same day.  You got all day. You're sick.

>>who will be covered and able to get a lower cost plan through the Obamacare plan<<

the average healthcare plan cost is $2500 higher  NOW since ACA passed.  By mandating that women buy prostate coverage and men buy neonatal care coverage in the same basic plan, Obamacare prevents smart shopping for cheaper coverage.  Nobody in your state can compete with the exchange.  Paying cash won't be cheaper.  As with all government monopoly, it stifles innovation and economy as a threat to authority.

>> and in the end balance out to where you'll see very little change in how business is able to be run in the healthcare industry.<<

Not only is that not true, there will be and are now growing huge changes in how every other business runs in all industries.

Cue the boxcars!

Check back in 4 years and compare 8 years of Bush with 8 years of Obama. 

maybe he can shoot bin laden again

bye KTiger

well Obama's doing his bit, he hasn't offered retirees a cost of living adjustment to Social Security since he took office

and remember his wise counsel

just because milk and bacon cost more, doesn't mean there's inflation - Iphones got better for the same price

I think you should do one about rough consensual sex among vampire groupies

like instead of killing people, the players barge into the targets living room and they have exotic consensual sex, like vampire groupies

then we can novelize the action and sell it as "50 Hues of Ecru"

even if nobody finishes it, they'd still buy it

Currently we got a total economy of $14 trillion I think.  Annual Federal budget is about $1.7 trillion.

how much of this is true I wonder

http://www.globemagazine.com/

costs $6 over here

mine was copied and altered, obviously

its BIG on "The Warning" warped to fit an IC theme

it's meant to destroy the health care industry by rationing care and eliminating profitable innovation.  Healthcare will only succeed by massive government subsidy of politically reliable mercantile enterprises, like Agribusiness, or in the 3rd Reich, Krupp.