How about alecto?
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Slicef18 wrote:
They are failing, not because the money wasn't put in there. It's failing because the politicians took out the money and left us with OIU's.
boards of FL wrote:How about alecto?
[b]Slicef18 wrote:What most people don't know is we almost had a national healthcare program back in 1974 when Nixon had an interest in signing off on a National Healthcare program. It all fell apart when Ted Kennedy got greedy and asked for more than Nixon could give, and the rest is history. Ted Kennedy called it his biggest political blunder.
alecto wrote:boards of FL wrote:How about alecto?
boards of FL you are an intelligent individual you have presented tons of info on %gdp, whatever. According to your info it is not the largest increase in history. That is fine if that is the way you look at it. I look at it as an individual, an individual that by 2016 I will see my taxes increase $2000. Sure I can buy the insurance for $1200 a month (which I can't afford) or at the end of the year I see a tax increase of $2000 (which I can't afford) when I do my taxes. So from my perspective that is the largest tax increase I have seen my entire working adult life. I don't give a crap about the info you posted, I am not a financial guru, a tax expert, a lawyer, a politician, an economist, I am a middle class working American that will be hurt by this law and %GDP is not going to change that. But yeah I have a choice buy insurance for $1200 a month and lose the house or cut back on groceries, utility bills, auto insurance, kids college, gas, and save for the tax ant the end of the year because since the bankruptcy I have no disposable income. Great choices!
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boards of FL wrote:alecto wrote:boards of FL wrote:How about alecto?
boards of FL you are an intelligent individual you have presented tons of info on %gdp, whatever. According to your info it is not the largest increase in history. That is fine if that is the way you look at it. I look at it as an individual, an individual that by 2016 I will see my taxes increase $2000. Sure I can buy the insurance for $1200 a month (which I can't afford) or at the end of the year I see a tax increase of $2000 (which I can't afford) when I do my taxes. So from my perspective that is the largest tax increase I have seen my entire working adult life. I don't give a crap about the info you posted, I am not a financial guru, a tax expert, a lawyer, a politician, an economist, I am a middle class working American that will be hurt by this law and %GDP is not going to change that. But yeah I have a choice buy insurance for $1200 a month and lose the house or cut back on groceries, utility bills, auto insurance, kids college, gas, and save for the tax ant the end of the year because since the bankruptcy I have no disposable income. Great choices!
Times are tough, right? You would probably be better off with the "public option", right now, right? You would be better off right now if the democrats did not have to compromise and adopt the policy that was quite literally written by conservatives in the mid to late 90s, right?
What's funny, is that you bitch about this policy now, and yet you still complain about "liberals" and you likely still vote for "conservatives", don't you?
Markle wrote:boards of FL wrote:alecto wrote:boards of FL wrote:How about alecto?
boards of FL you are an intelligent individual you have presented tons of info on %gdp, whatever. According to your info it is not the largest increase in history. That is fine if that is the way you look at it. I look at it as an individual, an individual that by 2016 I will see my taxes increase $2000. Sure I can buy the insurance for $1200 a month (which I can't afford) or at the end of the year I see a tax increase of $2000 (which I can't afford) when I do my taxes. So from my perspective that is the largest tax increase I have seen my entire working adult life. I don't give a crap about the info you posted, I am not a financial guru, a tax expert, a lawyer, a politician, an economist, I am a middle class working American that will be hurt by this law and %GDP is not going to change that. But yeah I have a choice buy insurance for $1200 a month and lose the house or cut back on groceries, utility bills, auto insurance, kids college, gas, and save for the tax ant the end of the year because since the bankruptcy I have no disposable income. Great choices!
Times are tough, right? You would probably be better off with the "public option", right now, right? You would be better off right now if the democrats did not have to compromise and adopt the policy that was quite literally written by conservatives in the mid to late 90s, right?
What's funny, is that you bitch about this policy now, and yet you still complain about "liberals" and you likely still vote for "conservatives", don't you?
Where do you get the idea that a "public option" would be free?
boards of FL wrote:alecto wrote:boards of FL wrote:How about alecto?
boards of FL you are an intelligent individual you have presented tons of info on %gdp, whatever. According to your info it is not the largest increase in history. That is fine if that is the way you look at it. I look at it as an individual, an individual that by 2016 I will see my taxes increase $2000. Sure I can buy the insurance for $1200 a month (which I can't afford) or at the end of the year I see a tax increase of $2000 (which I can't afford) when I do my taxes. So from my perspective that is the largest tax increase I have seen my entire working adult life. I don't give a crap about the info you posted, I am not a financial guru, a tax expert, a lawyer, a politician, an economist, I am a middle class working American that will be hurt by this law and %GDP is not going to change that. But yeah I have a choice buy insurance for $1200 a month and lose the house or cut back on groceries, utility bills, auto insurance, kids college, gas, and save for the tax ant the end of the year because since the bankruptcy I have no disposable income. Great choices!
Times are tough, right? You would probably be better off with the "public option" right now, right? You would be better off right now if the democrats did not have to compromise and adopt the policy that was quite literally written by conservatives in the mid to late 90s, right?
What's funny, is that you bitch about this policy now, and yet you still complain about "liberals" and you likely still vote for "conservatives", don't you?
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