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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    "The naive will think that cost control in an essential, inelastic market is unneeded because the difference between free market price and the inelastic price can be made up by government subsidy. But it will be discovered soon enough that the required subsidy will grow faster than the overall...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    There is little competition in medical care because of regulatory capture combined with inelastic prices. Considerable inroads could be made by trading increased risk for deregulation, allowing prescribing pharmacists, and repealing McCarran Ferguson so that insurance companies fell under the...
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    George Soros battles $10B lawsuit, familiar charges of wielding political influence

    You have it exactly right. You will note that all of this Soros crap is posted by people on the radical right and conspiracy lunatics. They have sworn a vendetta against Soros because he is actually doing something that scares the daylights out of them. He is putting his money where his mouth...
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    George Soros battles $10B lawsuit, familiar charges of wielding political influence

    This is what I was referring to, you idiot, not his recent appeal of a later court decision. Why not read and think before you post your crap. from Wiki (underlining is mine.) Société Générale insider trade In 1988, Soros was contacted by a French financier named Georges Pébereau who asked him...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    This goes to the crux of the matter. Everything done so far: Medicare, and even medicaid to an extent, The ACA, and now The AHCA, has been constructed, in their passable versions anyway, as though medical profits are the third rail that must not be touched. Touching that rail would mean certain...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    This was an anomalous recession. It has been studied extensively.
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    Colbert's Shocking Attack on Trump Leaves Media Stumbling

    Have you considered not watching Colbert anymore?.
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    Actually it isn't (unless there is another recession in the next three years). The recovery from the great depression was the slowest. Time to recover from recessions should be related to the depth of the recession and to the extent of stimulus measures taken, wouldn't you think?
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    Colbert's Shocking Attack on Trump Leaves Media Stumbling

    Ha ha ha, I see you've allowed yourself to be sucked into the jem vortex. Remember this, it doesn't matter what you post, he just going to gargle with it and then regurgitate what he has already said ten times and made up out of thin air in first place. If you want to get the vortex going at...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    When I looked at the recent history of medical insurance premiums, which saw incredibly steep increases leading up to implementation of O'Romneycare, it appeared as though Insurers were acting in anticipation of some kind of national medical care program being enacted, and they wanted to get...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    You're like the alternative fact lady. Just saying something doesn't make it true. The advantage of alternative facts is obvious, they don't have to be true to be "facts". To get me to believe the odd things you claim such as "your team had the power to pass single payer..." you'd have to...
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    George Soros battles $10B lawsuit, familiar charges of wielding political influence

    He doesn't back them up with complete facts. Don't be fooled. Get the complete facts. For example, we all know that Soros was convicted of insider trading in France regarding his investment in Société Générale. But how many know that he was acquitted well before he was convicted. And how...
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    George Soros battles $10B lawsuit, familiar charges of wielding political influence

    Thank you so much. Unfortunately your post will fall on mostly deaf ears. Soros is the single most important private philanthropist in the world today. He has spent his fortune fighting totalitarian governments and promoting self-determination and freedom. He has founded Universities and spent...
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    George Soros battles $10B lawsuit, familiar charges of wielding political influence

    http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/george-soros-caused-refugee-crisis-breitbart-muslim-takeover-biggest-threat-alt-right-global-a7419291.html
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    Colbert's Shocking Attack on Trump Leaves Media Stumbling

    Have you fucking lost your mind? Don't answer. I know the answer already. "...under international norms..."
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    You may be right. We all know that O'Romneycare in based on the Heritage foundation blueprint, a thoroughly Republican plan. What many democrats wanted was single payer, but they would have settled for the public option. To get anything at all through, without even a single Republican vote...
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    Winners and Losers from the Republican vote to replace Obamacare

    The Republicans are likely going to lose a lot of seats because Trump hasn't delivered anything -- zero, zilch -- to the people who elected him. They wanted a Wall; they wanted jobs; they wanted to kill Muslims; and they wanted to lock her up. The one thing they have got, for the first time in...
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