Democrats Mandate Insurance Company Tribute
Democratic Party Against Women
Me, I'm wondering why I should bother to vote again for my congressman, Brad Miller, who seems to be just another one of the "so-called progressive men [sic] telling us to calm down and look at the big picture." The big picture seems to be mandatory payments to the insurance companies who will be mandated to take our money.
But I'm thinking I don't need to worry. If I'm right, when young people and the less than well to do figure out that they will have to pay their hard earned money out for the Democratic Party's mandatory tributes to their health insurance campaign contributors, they won't be in power for too long.
Many estimates indicate that health care costs will continue to rise regardless of what congress does, short of a strong PO tied to Medicare rates or a single payer solution. I'm afraid the Democrats are going to be tarred with the "You Touched It, You Own It" brush.
I think the Democrats have thrown away the chance of a generation with weak leadership from the White House on down. They missed the opportunity, and I believe that they will regret their foolishness when they get run out of power.
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Couldn't agree more
Dems seem to have a death wish. Either that or they don't have the brains god gave an animal cracker.
Well said. Recommended.
You're guess is better than
You're guess is better than mine, mandatory payments to the insurance companies who will be mandated to take our money. Given the recent volatility of the stock market, it comes to question whether maintaining a stock investment is a good idea at all. Well it can be – it just depends on how well you manage your investment portfolio. If you buy low, and then sell high, like it's best to – you can see some handsome dividends. First, you want to invest in a proven performer, or a company whose products/services are in high demand, or will be. Obviously, heavily investing on a company specializing in underwater basket weaving isn't the best idea, is it? You can make money in the
stock market, but it has to be done carefully and prudently for it to pay off.Editor: spam link disabled, account blocked
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Well, I'm taking my keyboard and going home. Bye.
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Don't go home
Do you never think there is a Democratic Party death wish going on sometimes?