So like, if it’s free….why does it cost so much?

“A 2005 study published in the journal Medical Care found that every additional dollar spent on drugs for blood pressure, cholesterol, and diabetes reduces other health-care spending by an average of $4 to $7.”

http://article.nationalreview......FiOTUxYTk=

All the better to make people dependent on Obamy and his handlers.

The fees will hit the working poor and non-working poor extremely hard, but they will deny to the rooftops that the fees are “taxes”.

Perhaps the government can provide for human waste disposal twice per week. “Bring out the dead … Bring out the dead”

“I don’t think this is something we can analyze from home. We need some real forensic accounting of Lehman Brothers’ books, AIG’s books, Iceland’s books, etc.. How did hundreds of billions of dollars disappear overnight? How did a 2% drop in houses impact mortgage-backed derivatives to the point of making them worthless? How did bond raters so totally miss the risks in these investments?

While no one has the answers to any of these obvious questions, few are even asking them.”

http://www.americanthinker.com.....appen.html

How can something be fixed when nobody even understands what happened.

but why be silly?

The answer is always discovered by following the money.

So who is benefitting from this economic meltdown….you? Americans? citizens of other countries? retirees? workers?……….well, just a thought here……..have Democrats benefitted? Has George Soros benefitted?

hmmm

S&P 500 is 55% below Oct 2007 high.

Small stocks are 45% below the high.

35 days into The Moron’s War on America.

The “free” is what sells it to the worshippers.

But let’s not stop at a 42% top rate; as a thought experiment, let’s go all the way. A tax policy that confiscated 100% of the taxable income of everyone in America earning over $500,000 in 2006 would only have given Congress an extra $1.3 trillion in revenue. That’s less than half the 2006 federal budget of $2.7 trillion and looks tiny compared to the more than $4 trillion Congress will spend in fiscal 2010. Even taking every taxable “dime” of everyone earning more than $75,000 in 2006 would have barely yielded enough to cover that $4 trillion.

Fast forward to this year (and 2010) when the Wall Street meltdown and recession are going to mean far few taxpayers earning more than $500,000. Profits are plunging, businesses are cutting or eliminating dividends, hedge funds are rolling up, and, most of all, capital nationwide is on strike. Raising taxes now will thus yield far less revenue than it would have in 2006…

http://online.wsj.com/article/.....torialPage