![]() |
Quote:
cry me a river. I'd stop calling you names if you kept your idiotic opinions to yourself. but noooooo you are the queen know it all on every single topic under the sun! |
Quote:
What are you, five years old? |
Quote:
You post dumb opinions/thoughts routinely.. and in return you should expect to be called names. no such thing as a free lunch or something along those lines. You're like the gales of the Politics section.. he gets called out when hes posting dumb things too... Actually you are more like Gales and Booth Operator rolled into one. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
Honestly it is more fun to sit on the sidelines and continue to watch you make a fool of yourself (and then calling you out) than actually chiming in with opinions. And I only comment on things I feel like I understand a little. Obviously you seem to feel like you understand EVERYTHING!! It's good you have confidence at least! |
Quote:
It's your duty as a Libertarian not to tolerate differences of opinion, other than your own :tro: |
Quote:
You can draw your own conclusions!! lol (no offense Timmi) |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
The below is what Obama wants included in the Healthcare Reform act (what he wants in there during reconciliation):
Children with pre-existing conditions will no longer be denied insurance coverage (starts this year) Lifetime coverage limits will be removed. You will be covered for preventive care. You can no longer be denied insurance due to pre-existing conditions. You can no longer have your rates jacked up or be dropped when you get sick. Medicare benefits will not be cut. Medicare holders will get more preventive benefits (like cancer screenings) at no cost Donut hole gap will be closed for prescription meds People will keep their own doctors and current coverage in plans they have now (nothing affects or changes that) No business will be required to provide insurance to their employees. Businesses who provide insurance to their employees will be protected against arbitrary high rate hikes because one employee gets sick. Insurance companies cannot charge businesses for coverage based upon individual employee health status People who do not get insurance through work, and small businesses who do not have insurance for their employees, will be able to purchase the same type of excellent insurance marketplace Government employees & Congress has. People and companies who still cannot afford this lowered price pool will get some tax cuts to help pay for it (expected to be the largest middle class tax cut in history) The CBO says people buying health plans in the individual market now will retain the exact same plan, but see their premiums go down 10-14% Insurance company studies on workplace insurance plans have shown this could reduce premiums for employer-paid work plans by $3000 per employee per year. CBO says the above plan in total will reduce deficit by one trillion dollars. The Medicare Trust Fund life will be extended 9 years. |
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn...siness/economy
Deficits higher than Obama forecast: CBO By Doug Palmer Reuters Friday, March 5, 2010; 11:49 PM President Barack Obama's budget plans would rack up $9.8 trillion more debt by 2020, or $1.2 trillion more than the White House has forecast, the Congressional Budget Office said on Friday. But working with staff of the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation, it made a preliminary estimate that Obama's proposals would boost the budget deficit in fiscal 2010 to $1.5 trillion, or 10.3 percent of U.S. gross domestic product. "Measured relative to the size of the economy, the deficit under the President's proposals would fall to about 4 percent of GDP by 2014 but would rise steadily thereafter," CBO said "Under the President's budget, debt held by the public would grow from $7.5 trillion (53 percent of GDP) at the end of 2009 to $20.3 trillion (90 percent of GDP) at the end of 2020," CBO said. |
Quote:
you mean, like this: Quote:
|
Quote:
Calling someone sanctimonious doesn't count as name-calling or insult when you do it? But if I respond after your post in kind, I'm suddenly the bad one? Quote:
Thanks, 'Zig, that's good to know about you <vbg> So I guess it's not offensive to you for some down here to hurl insults at people (idiot, ****, stupid, etc) - it's just not right when the recipients start returning the fire? <vbg> I no longer feel compelled to always ignore the rude crap some of the bullies down here fling around on a regular basis. Sorry. If you can't debate politics "like an adult", as Simon likes to say, and have to resort to discussing the poster and their intelligence, etc, expect to get it back in one's face. Judging by my private messages today and yesterday, that isn't a minority opinion at all <g> |
please point out where i said you made me call you names?
this was my quote "I'd stop calling you names if you kept your idiotic opinions to yourself" but you are the Queen at making stuff up thats for sure.. or pulling it out of your ass. congrats on your private messages, you are still an idiot. actually, here is the deal, if you stop coming off as such an arrogant jerk in all your posts, maybe people will be nice to you back. |
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
Quote:
You are free to think I am an arrogant jerk, and I have an awfully lot of people that are already very nice to me, thanks :) Even on Derby Trail, where I dare to have voted for Obama, and refuse to be the least bit ashamed of it ;) |
Quote:
as for pm's, i'm sure they're sent that way for a reason. it's why i don't bother bringing them up, since they have nothing to do with a public discussion. if people don't wish to post here, that's their choice. and as for me saying something you posted was sanctimonious crap, i was talking about the comment itself, not the poster. you can take that as you will, i don't care. people have taken me to task in the past for things i said, generally i consider what they say-as they may just have a point. |
Quote:
|
All times are GMT -5. The time now is 11:24 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.6.8
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.