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Rick Perry doesn't understand what being the Secretary of Energy means. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/01/18/us/politics/rick-perry-energy-secretary-donald-trump.html?_r=0
Debt grows with each deficit, where do you think the money comes from to cover the difference?Ultimately are you saying debt is harmless? If so, then do not talk about it since we are not a "Mom n Pop" business.I'm not concerned about the debt, as a country IS NOT a mom and pop business. Do you not see the hypocrisy in Tea Party Republicans like Tom Price? Did you not listen to that Johnny Cash guy quote the things Price said and did?
So, if by some miracle, we manage to cut the costs of medical treatment by 50%, but medicare/medicaid still cover the same exact things (or even more!), Warren equates this to 'cutting' the programs?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JigNx_XXMZE
"The metric is money" - Pocahontas
I'm absolutely dying to know where you work in/around Boston because:Easy ways to sigificantly reduce health care costs.
1. Tort reform - even going to a loser pays system would significantly reduce costs, particualrly in high risk specialities like obstetrics (the average obstetrician spends 1/3 of his/her income on malpractice premiums).
2. Make uncompensated care tax deductible. Even allowing me to deduct a fraction (10%) would be welcome. If I'm providing care to someone who can't pay it back, I don't think it's too much to ask that my time and effort is treated like a charitable donation.
3. Amend the pre-existing conditions to allow at least an adjustment of premiums for reversible negative health factors like smoking, drug use, obesity.
You mean the way to not fix the biggest problems.Easy ways to sigificantly reduce health care costs.
1. Tort reform - even going to a loser pays system would significantly reduce costs, particualrly in high risk specialities like obstetrics (the average obstetrician spends 1/3 of his/her income on malpractice premiums).
2. Make uncompensated care tax deductible. Even allowing me to deduct a fraction (10%) would be welcome. If I'm providing care to someone who can't pay it back, I don't think it's too much to ask that my time and effort is treated like a charitable donation.
3. Amend the pre-existing conditions to allow at least an adjustment of premiums for reversible negative health factors like smoking, drug use, obesity.
FTFY.Trump's hands and crowds are bigly:
https://twitter.com/ABCPolitics/status/822938121322926080
SaaaaaaaaaltyyyyyI love how the excuse was "Trump supporters had to work on Friday, unlike the women who rallied on Saturday." Even though Trump had bigly crowds every where he went, with bigly supporters following him around the country. Of course, the altfact explanation is everybody was wearing invisibility capes.
So, here's the 'actual' unedited/unaltered war on the media press conference clip. EnjoyTrump's hands and crowds are big:
https://twitter.com/ABCPolitics/status/822938121322926080
Some people notice, his wife doesn't even like him that much.Trump pays people to follow him around and clap, like his wives being a series of high priced courtesans not that many people seem to genuinely like him.
Speaking of...Trump pays people to follow him around and clap, like his wives being a series of high priced courtesans not that many people seem to genuinely like him.
He also can't get past the fact that his inauguration crowd was much smaller than the Women's March or Obama's inauguration crowd. I mean this:There are two things we can garner from this:
1. He simply can't accept that he lost the popular vote. His fragile ego can't get past it.
2. Much stricter voter id requirements.
We already have a complete shit show of a first week in office, so this is par for course.
Trump's unusual, voluble and unpredictable style appeared to catch Mexico's normally quiet and cautious diplomacy off guard.
Finance Secretary Jose Antonio Meade told Grupo Formula radio that "I think that, in general, diplomacy is not conducted via Twitter."
Are you implying that Trump is a dictator?What a dictator Obama was.
Ive never considered it a valid economic indicator. Its all speculation and guessing and driven by emotion gambling, nothing more. Hell just look at the shoot up in price to nintendos stock when pokemon was the rage, only to crash a week later when investors actually went and did real research only to find out nintendo barely owned any of the right and profit that came in from pokemon go. Its all a bunch of crap, but theres no other place for people to put their money so it gets alot of attentionAre you implying that Trump is a dictator?
Also I am a little surprised that no one mentioned the dow jones record. I guess its only a valid economic indicator when a democrat is in the white house.
Good, seems you have a better grasp at this than someone like Msut who thinks thats how you measure the health of the economy.Ive never considered it a valid economic indicator. Its all speculation and guessing and driven by emotion gambling, nothing more. Hell just look at the shoot up in price to nintendos stock when pokemon was the rage, only to crash a week later when investors actually went and did real research only to find out nintendo barely owned any of the right and profit that came in from pokemon go. Its all a bunch of crap, but theres no other place for people to put their money so it gets alot of attention