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

[Busybody]

EXPLOITATION: The Atlantic: Barely a third of U.S. senators pay their interns — and embarrassingly for Democrats, a party focused on workplace welfare, most of them are Republicans.

 

[Busybody]

Wall St. stocks slip on Syria and U.S. economic data

Obama Blamed

 

[koalabear]

Obama Blamed

I thought it was ice on the sidewalk.

 

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[richard_daily]

EXPLOITATION: The Atlantic: Barely a third of U.S. senators pay their interns — and embarrassingly for Democrats, a party focused on workplace welfare, most of them are Republicans.

Do they all pay them in the same manner that Mark Foley did?

 

[koalabear]

Show me where I said a stock was a loan, lying weasel.

Oh and get on with some of your wisdom in regard with vowels and consonants.

If Fatty didn't lie he could never post.

 

[richard_daily]

If Fatty didn't lie he could never post.

veteman's jizz is dripping out of your mouth.

 

[koalabear]

veteman's jizz is dripping out of your mouth.

^^Still looking for ken or paul and having those weird fag fantasies.

 

[Busybody]

Do they all pay them in the same manner that Mark Foley did?

they were paid

like Clitman paid

Pearl Necklace


What did Foley do?

 

[richard_daily]

^^Still looking for ken or paul and having those weird fag fantasies.

your boyfriend veteman is the one who was friends with those two. Not that his relationship with you didn't give away his sexual orientation.

 

[richard_daily]

What did Foley do?

Look it up, lazy ass.

 

[phrodeau]

EXPLOITATION: The Atlantic: Barely a third of U.S. senators pay their interns — and embarrassingly for Democrats, a party focused on workplace welfare, most of them are Republicans.

So Republicans have to pay to get people to do things for them. No surprise there.

 

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[koalabear]

your boyfriend veteman is the one who was friends with those two. Not that his relationship with you didn't give away his sexual orientation.

You always get these weird fantasies when the kids go back to school.

 

[unregistered]

 

[koalabear]

Lil' Chihuahua pines for Ken, whom LadyF assured us, cybered him while jacking off. He has a lot of nerve lying about normal people.

He tried switching to elementary kids but they had to go back to school.

 

[RobDownSouth]

veteman's jizz is dripping out of your mouth.

Vetty gives him a reach-around for each one hundred "Fatty" remarks.

 

[koalabear]

Vetty gives him a reach-around for each one hundred "Fatty" remarks.

You tell em Fatty.

 

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[Busybody]

Market down 700 points in the last month.

Obama blamed

 

[Adre]

Market down 700 points in the last month.

A much needed, orderly correction. I wouldn't be surprised to see a little more. No need to run for the doors, maybe just take a little profit.

 

[richard_daily]

Lil' Chihuahua pines for Ken, whom LadyF assured us, cybered him while jacking off. He has a lot of nerve lying about normal people.

What makes you "normal people"?

I mean, gays are normal, I get that... but you don't have any friends other than a pedobear, and your kids won't talk to you.

 

[Cade Is Here]

Why does the thread start continue to bump this threads with his alts over and over. It's a dead give away... Dude you are truly an idiot ...

 

[Busybody]

Heartache: Unions still really, really frustrated with ObamaCare


posted at 12:01 pm on September 2, 2013 by Erika Johnsen






It’s no secret that major labor unions have been growing increasingly disillusioned with the health care overhaul for which they themselves relentlessly campaigned and helped to ensure passage. Their angst is due to a number of reasons but mainly the way in which the law affects the multi-employer health insurance plans that unions arrange for workers often within industries that have odd/inconsistent jobs and hours, known as Taft-Hartley plans, that cover approximately 20 million U.S. workers.

Unions are really gunning for ObamaCare’s subsidies — meant to apply to low-income people without employer-sponsored health care coverage — to apply to workers covered under current Taft-Hartley plans too, because without subsidies employers will have incentives to drop the plans and simply force workers onto the exchanges. Since the great benefits are one of the supposedly prime attractions of even joining a union, you can imagine Big Labor leaders’ distress.

Last week, AFL-CIO boss Richard Trumka let it be known that he was “working with the administration on ObamaCare” to find a solution for their oh-so-unexpected plight, ahem, but other leaders are still pretty frustrated with the lack of progress they’re seeing on getting concessions. Why has the administration catered to so many other special interest groups, but not us?, they wonder angrily:


“We are disappointed that the non-profit health plans offered by unions have not been given the same consideration as the Catholic Church, big business and Capitol Hill staffers,” Unite Here President D. Taylor told The Hill. …

“The Democrats have completely given the store away to the for-profit industry,” Taylor said. “Without any question, we have a scenario set up that ObamaCare has turned all the money over to the for-profit plans and the non-profit plans will fade away.”

“With open enrollment set to begin on October 1, time is of the essence, so we are working hard every day to find a solution to protect our members’ healthcare,” said Tim Schlittner, a spokesman for the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union (UFCW). …

“The administration has found resolutions for a whole variety of issues and the fact that their biggest supporters will be put at the mercy of the for-profit insurance industry will leave a very bad, bad taste,” Taylor said. “You can’t blame the Republicans on this one. This is a Democratic bill through and through.”

Ouch.