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First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
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First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
That is so fucking stupid and wrong. Ray-ray, Makin shit up again....Enough of them can't get a good job because they smoke pot.
The Obama economy has not been good this last month.After the 11th worst day in the history of the stock market, media-averting Trump was forced to take the stage yet again to attempt to calm the markets.
The plan has several elements. First, a payroll tax cut. Second, some kind of unspecified relief for businesses. And finally, some kind of relief for people who can't take time off from work if they come down with the bug because they live from paycheck to paycheck. Absolutely no details were given for what that third action item will be.
Of course, all of these plans are very big, huge, wonderful, terrific, and the best anyone has ever seen...
So, if you have to stay home because you *cough* might have *cough* the coronavirus *achoo!*, excuse me, and will get paid for it, that is not going to be *cough hack cough* wide open to fraud and abuse or anything...
Trump floats payroll tax cut, other financial relief amid coronavirus outbreak
First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
And save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
No, that's the lame idea that the Republicans came up with. I am talking about a good idea.And save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!
Ah! Obamacare promises were REPUBLICANAZI promises!No, that's the lame idea that the Republicans came up with. I am talking about a good idea.And save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!
Absolutely. It was the republican response to the proposal of the public option for over twenty years. Until the brown guy ate their lunch to contrast himself against Hillary and made them very grumpy. Then they hated the idea. Good stuff.Ah! Obamacare promises were REPUBLICANAZI promises!
First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
No, that's down the list, unless you immediately raise taxes on higher earners to even it out. Else services from which they benefit will suffer.The first is you let working middle class keep more of their hard earned money.
Retarded by any measure. Market-driven for profit healthcare and insurance is why process have spiralled out of control. Get that dumb bullshit out of here.Second, you make healthcare more affordable by making it market-driven.
Also a very stupid idea, as they will merely get less efficient indigent care at inflated costs, which we pay for anyway.Any welfare healthcare should be limited to US citizens.
And save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
And save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
Read it and weepAnd save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!First: boost minimum wageWhat do you suggest for the working people?
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
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No, that's down the list, unless you immediately raise taxes on higher earners to even it out. Else services from which they benefit will suffer.The first is you let working middle class keep more of their hard earned money.
Retarded by any measure. Market-driven for profit healthcare and insurance is why process have spiralled out of control. Get that dumb bullshit out of here.Second, you make healthcare more affordable by making it market-driven.
Also a very stupid idea, as they will merely get less efficient indigent care at inflated costs, which we pay for anyway.Any welfare healthcare should be limited to US citizens.
We are trying to actually help workers , not soothe your freakish, Randian political fetishes and neuroses.
Read it and weepAnd save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!First: boost minimum wage
Second: universal health insurance
We can start there.
Universal health insurance would help employers too
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
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'Millions' Lost Insurance
How many individual market cancellations were there?
The most commonly used figure is 4.7 million, based on reporting by the Associated Press last December. But there’s reason to doubt the accuracy of that figure. An analysis of a more recent poll by researchers at the Urban Institute puts the figure at somewhere around 2.6 million.
You do the math....
2.6 million lost their policy out of 330 million Americans
Means 99 percent kept their policy
Some lie by Obama
Read it and weepAnd save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!Universal health insurance would help employers too
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
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'Millions' Lost Insurance
How many individual market cancellations were there?
The most commonly used figure is 4.7 million, based on reporting by the Associated Press last December. But there’s reason to doubt the accuracy of that figure. An analysis of a more recent poll by researchers at the Urban Institute puts the figure at somewhere around 2.6 million.
You do the math....
2.6 million lost their policy out of 330 million Americans
Means 99 percent kept their policy
Some lie by Obama
Gee, do I feel silly. Thanks for the link, FROM SIX YEARS AGO!!!
Ummmm....when do you think Obamacare was passed?Read it and weepAnd save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!Universal health insurance would help employers too
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
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'Millions' Lost Insurance
How many individual market cancellations were there?
The most commonly used figure is 4.7 million, based on reporting by the Associated Press last December. But there’s reason to doubt the accuracy of that figure. An analysis of a more recent poll by researchers at the Urban Institute puts the figure at somewhere around 2.6 million.
You do the math....
2.6 million lost their policy out of 330 million Americans
Means 99 percent kept their policy
Some lie by Obama
Gee, do I feel silly. Thanks for the link, FROM SIX YEARS AGO!!!
Read it and weepAnd save each of us $2500 a year! And we can keep our doctors too!
I kept my health plan
So dis over 98 percent of Americans
![]()
'Millions' Lost Insurance
How many individual market cancellations were there?
The most commonly used figure is 4.7 million, based on reporting by the Associated Press last December. But there’s reason to doubt the accuracy of that figure. An analysis of a more recent poll by researchers at the Urban Institute puts the figure at somewhere around 2.6 million.
You do the math....
2.6 million lost their policy out of 330 million Americans
Means 99 percent kept their policy
Some lie by Obama
Gee, do I feel silly. Thanks for the link, FROM SIX YEARS AGO!!!
Six years ago, otherwise known as the time when the ACA insurance reforms took effect.
How is that a rational criticism?