How do you know know? Unless you are an expert at the information that comes in and goes out of cooperate filings. I find your Hysteria laughable.
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Henry Waxman's War On Reality
- Thread starter Trader666
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How do you know know? Unless you are an expert at the information that comes in and goes out of cooperate filings. I find your Hysteria laughable.
Let's be clear dr z is just jealous he's not getting teabagged.
Here's a suggestion: Make your best case.
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Quote from Index piker:
Note to waxman
Summon me.
I'll be glad to tell you what I think.
btw: Wasn't it all of you asshole dems who decided to cancel your townhall meetings because you didn't like the public questions and concerns about your healthcare crapola.
Now you have the gall (deserving to be run out on a rail) to demand an inquiry on the repercussions you dumbasses so wisely created?
That's what I thought ...all mouth no fish.
Wouldn't you love to see congress haul in the oil companies and ask them how much it cost Americans and corporations every time they hike the price of gas and oil by a nickle?
Why is it okay for corporations to hike prices on the people, but wrong when a government trying to protect the people suggests that corporations pay their fair share?
Why is it okay for corporations to hike prices on the people, but wrong when a government trying to protect the people suggests that corporations pay their fair share?
Quote from Trader666:
A War On Reality
Posted 06:48 PM ET
Politics: Rep. Henry Waxman vowed to haul CEOs into hearings after they revealed just how much ObamaCare will cost their firms. It's an absurd war on bookkeeping, from a Congress desperate to avoid heat for this fiasco.
In the wake of President Obama's presidential signature on the gargantuan Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act last Thursday, big companies have crunched their numbers and come up with an ugly picture.
In legally mandated filings, AT&T reported that ObamaCare will cost it $1 billion. Deere & Co. reported $150 million in new costs. Caterpillar must cough up $100 million. 3M must pay another $90 million. AK Steel gets to fork over $31 million. Valero Energy will pay $30 million. There'll be more as other companies report anticipated costs to fulfill their requirements to inform shareholders. What it shows is a huge wave of costs rolling over the private sector to pay for this bill.
It's the real cost of ObamaCare, a bill House Speaker Nancy Pelosi had touted daily as "paid for" in her pitch for Congressional votes.
http://www.investors.com/NewsAndAnalysis/Article.aspx?id=528764