The SEC could start questioning the brokers of Congressman.
He sues the states that try to protect our southern border. He has gone after off-shore drilling, coal mining, U.S. refineries, the banks, the nuclear industry, pipelines, the food industry, the drug industry and tried to establish government control of the internet. He has pandered to people who want to do us harm and upset our allies. It is amazing how much damage he has been able to accomplish in less than 3 years.
Those are just the scandals that I remember. I'm sure I've forgotten a few.
But this administration is “Scandal free”. You just have to ignore the following - ACORN, the way B a r r y’s records are locked, Light Squared, how they killed a citizen terrorist but gave rights to non-citizen terrorists, Ayers, our communist ex-Green Energy Czar, over 1,800 waivers for healthcare, waivers for No Child, prosecuting our border guards and border residents, the Black Panther incident, support for OWS, Pigford II, the Chevy & Chrysler dealership scandal, pandering to illegals-including some of his relatives, his 500+ person traveling entourage, the separate plane for his dog, $2B to off-shore drilling in Brazil, $3B to a South American refinery, soldiers to Libya , soldiers to Africa, NLRB mess, labor voting law change, against Boeing, Justice Dept helped Muslin teacher violate her contract, the “Safe School Czar” who taught deviant sex practices, GM and Chrysler stock & bond holders, EnerDel or Ener1 and a Census that didn’t ask citizenship.
You've got the right idea, but you missed by a zero. It is actually $80 million.
The entire bunch should join Madoff. After all they are challenging all of his fraud records.
My wife & I are in our early 60's. We pay under $500 per month plus we set aside $7,000 per year for our $7,000-deductible BCBS med plan. Annual cost $13,000 or less. Compare that to some of the public employees at over $24,000 per year per family. My wife & I pay all of our own premiums – no employer contributions, and we pay part of the public employees’ premiums.
Bottom line - even if the gov’t entities reimbursed the deductible, they could save billions using high deductible plans. They could even let the employees have the unused portion of the deductible deposit each year. They’d still save billions. This is the type of change that could be helpful - not Obamacare.
Who is representing the taxpayers in the rushed negotiations?
FDIC website shows Shore Bank lost over $105 million during 2009 and on 3-31-10 they were down to $23.8 mil of remaining equity. They also have over $300 mil of delinquent loans. Looks like a smaller version of AIG.
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