How much will Obamacare take from my paycheck?
BTW I make a whopping $15/hr…
Has anyone actually sat down and crunched the numbers on this one? While I am opposed to the CURRENT form of the bill (the socialist/Govt control aspect of it), I am not entirely dissuaded from the prospect of a national health care system. What would my monthly contribution to the system be? Would I be looking at a $80/month price tag or is it going to be upwards of $200/month? Since I turned 4 (26 years ago), my entire medical bills have totaled up to the $250 cash that I (or my parents) paid for routine physicals. Is it justifiable to force me to pay thousands a year for something I neither need nor use?
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How much will Obamacare take from my paycheck?
Has anyone actually sat down and crunched the numbers on this one? While I am opposed to the CURRENT form of the bill (the socialist/Govt control aspect of it), I am not entirely dissuaded from the prospect of a national health care system. What would my monthly contribution to the system be? Would I be looking at a $80/month price tag or is it going to be upwards of $200/month? Since I turned 4 (26 years ago), my entire medical bills have totaled up to the $250 cash that I (or my parents) paid for routine physicals. Is it justifiable to force me to pay thousands a year for something I neither need nor use?
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WHY would Mike Huckabee send out report cards on overweight kids in Arkansas when his wife and son are fat?
Distressed parents in Arkansas received report cards from Mike Huckabee if their kids were overweight. Clearly, his wife and son fit into this category. Is it really a governor’s job to send out report cards to fat kids? Huckabee himself was overweight and now he expects the rest of society to comply. What do you think?
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Mark Sanford vs Obama in 2012 Presidential Election?
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Sanford professes to be a firm supporter of limited government, and many pundits have described his views as being libertarian in nature. Most recently, he has embarked on an ambitious plan to reform methods of funding the state’s public education system. This would include measures such as school vouchers – aimed at introducing more competition into the school system as a means of fostering improvement. This would also allow more choice for parents who wish for their children to be educated in a religious or independent setting easier access at doing so. The plan, known as “Put Parents In Charge,” would provide around $2,500 per child to parents who chose to withdraw their children from the state’s public school system and instead send them to religious and other independent schools. Sanford has framed this plan as a necessary market based reform.
Could he challenge Obama in 2012? His ideas should, but does he have the mainstream support. If his friend Ron Paul throws his support to him he could be good!
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