Roger Smith
8/31/2012 10:08:00 AM
On Aug 28, 10:21 am, Yoorg...@Jurgis.net wrote:
> On Tue, 28 Aug 2012 05:55:29 -0400, NoBody <NoB...@nowhere.com> wrote:
> >>Bush Alone added $9 Trillion.
>
> >In eight years. In only three years Obama is only -2T behind.
>
> Name a policy NOT related to Bush/GOP policy that Obama has
> independently caused to add to that debt.
>
> It's a trick question, Nuwussy. He hasn't any.
>
> THe CONTINUATION of the root causes of the national debacle is ONGOING
> and continues to be "Bush/GOP" related as long as the publicly stated
> position of McConnell and Boehner is to: "Impede, block, obstruct and
> filibuster" ALL attempts at economic recovery.
>
> Despite that publicly stated (being carried out) policy of
> Republicans----Obama has managed to take us out of the hole, create
> jobs and recovery for 30+ months.
>
> What you are too chickeshit to address-----"how much would we have
> accomplished had Boner and McConnell (and the GOP generally) HELPED"??
>
> You ain't got the balls to answer.
No! No! No!
This is how it goes.
The Republican Congress are why Clinton created a surplus, but it
wasn't why the same Republican Congress caused the first four years of
Bush to expand the civil service payroll by 25%, nobody knows why.
Lately things have gone to shit, but that's because Obama is in
charge, not because of the Republican Congress.
That's because the Republicans are helpless, gutless weanies who fear
Obama.
And also had difficulty admitting that when he ordered Seal Team 6 to
kill his fellow Muslim Osama.
The fact of the matter is that nobody wants Hope and Change now a
days. They want the stuff the US had in 2008.
Bail outs with no strings like TARP, and raving morons saying "It's
all because of deregulation!"
It's good that Romney doesn't like Obamacare. But he loved
Romneycare.
Now, you cannot tell me that Romneycare was like Obamacare! That's
why Mitt doesn't like it. He also hates gun control too!
The Massachusetts health care insurance reform law, St. 2006, c.58,
informally referred to as Romneycare, enacted in 2006, mandates that
nearly every resident of Massachusetts obtain a state-government-
regulated minimum level of healthcare insurance coverage and provides
free health care insurance for residents earning less than 150% of the
federal poverty level (FPL).The bill aimed to cover 95% of the state's
500,000 uninsured within a three year period.[4] The law was amended
significantly in 2008 and twice in 2010 and major revisions related to
health care industry price controls were introduced in the
Massachusetts legislature in May 2012 that passed in August 2012.
Among its many effects, the law and its amendments established an
independent public authority, the Commonwealth Health Insurance
Connector Authority, also known as the Health Connector. Among other
roles, the Connector acts as an insurance broker to offer private
insurance plans to residents. The reform legislation also included tax
penalties on residents for failing to obtain an insurance plan and tax
penalties on employers for failing to offer an insurance plan to
employees. In 2007 Massachusetts tax filers who failed to enroll in a
health insurance plan which was deemed affordable for them lost the
$219 personal exemption on their income tax. Beginning in 2008, the
penalty became pegged to 50% of the lowest monthly premium for
insurance available from the Connector Authority.