What happened to all of the doom and gloom economic threads?

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Hey yo, VER

You aint a buddy no mo of EYE END MAN

eek:eek:

you MUST be devestated:D
 
Right, BB. You don't even want to be my buddy. What is the world coming to? :)
 
Here it is worried about two spikes - one as part of the stimulus package that went away, and the second, hiring to perform a Constitutionally mandated function.



When repeatedly called out on his bullshit, it retreats and changes the argument to (apparently) comparing 2009 levels to current levels







But even it that argument it's wrong. Current levels are pretty much the same as when Obama took over, and significantly less as a percentage of population.

Vetty, like his Marine brethren Miles and AJ, invokes the time honored Vietnam-era Marine strategery of "cutting and running" when the bullets start flying.
 
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STFU, NIGGER POOP
 
He yo, KooKooBear

where the fuck are you telling us

about the

mkt

we don't know shit

without

you:cool:
 
Out of curiosity, dearest Busybuddy, what are your fees, or rates?

:kiss:

(Be nice) :)
 



Bend over.​

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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-12/aetna-ceo-sees-obama-health-law-doubling-some-premiums.html


Aetna CEO Sees Obama Health Law Doubling Some Premiums
By Alex Nussbaum
Dec 13, 2012


You disingenuous liar. Why didn't you mention these parts of your article?
High Estimate

The one-time jump in rates also includes increases in costs that would come even without the law, Bertolini said.
“That just seems silly,” said Gary Claxton, a vice president at Kaiser Family Foundation, a Menlo Park, California- based nonprofit that studies health issues. “I can’t imagine anything going on in the small-group market that would change the average premium that much. On the individual market, there’s arguments for things changing, but those magnitudes seem high.”
The CBO estimated in 2009 that the law will increase premiums 10 percent to 13 percent for individuals and have little effect on small and large-employer plans. After the subsidies are factored in, individual bills will go down by about 60 percent, the agency predicted.

The Aetna guy was only talking about small group and individual markets, something that can be avoided by going through an exchange.
 
So, BB, what kind of reindeer games do lefties play during the holidays. Inquiring mice want to know. :)

oops :)
 
They geld each other with their teeth.:D

I haven't heard about that. But this is Lit. I screwed up on my last comment. Lefties should have been righties, so I'm all ears about righty reindeer games. :)
 
I haven't heard about that. But this is Lit. I screwed up on my last comment. Lefties should have been righties, so I'm all ears about righty reindeer games. :)

Like a TYPICAL

LOON

LIB

You don't know the difference between RIGHT and LEFT:D
 
when this happens, IT WONT, the LEFTIES will screech

FAIR SHARE: Victor Davis Hanson: The Real Fat Cats. “If the country is going to turn redistributionist, then we might as well do so whole-hog — given that eight of the wealthiest ten counties in America voted for Obama. Why not limit mortgage-interest deductions to just one loan under $100,000 — while ending tax breaks altogether for second and third vacation houses? Under the present system, the beleaguered 99 percent are subsidizing the abodes of Hollywood and Silicon Valley ‘millionaires and billionaires’ — many of whom themselves have been railing against the 1 percent.”

UPDATE: Related: Dishonesty in the Pay for College Presidents. Why not cap pay for officers at nonprofits — including colleges and universities — at the level of a Supreme Court Justice? Or, if you’re feeling generous, the President of the United States?
 
BB, I don't know why you're so outraged over college presidents/chancellors. and their pay and perks. This is nothing new. It's typical biz practices and the recent article about it in the Chron of Higher Ed is about private universities. Why do you think people are outraged over the pay for CEO's? Same shit.
 
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