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[O]peration [I]raqi [L]iberation asked: I have a full time job and I support myself. I have a car, my own residence, and get health insurance through my employer. I’m not on welfare and I get by on my own paychecks. I have a savings account and a positive net worth (except for maybe if you [...]

Buffalo soldier asked: So apparently the stimulus isn’t working, the multiplier effect didn’t really take root as it should have, recipients of the stimulus money seem to be saving their money instead of spending it so that it could have a ripple effect across the economy, seems to me the MPS is at it’s highest [...]

Mark E asked: Last year my employees voted to change to HSA accounts from our old PPO health care coverage. Each policy has a $3,000 deductible and I give each of them $3,000 at the beginning of each year. As long as they go to a Blue Cross provider they never have any [...]

banjo asked: Existing Law:
Two rainy day accounts for the Education Trust Fund, used to prevent proration, or across-the-board budget cuts: the Proration Prevention Account, which works like a savings account, and the Rainy Day Account, which acts like a credit line. The Proration Prevention Account is funded with tax revenues; the Rainy Day Account gives [...]

I spy on Russia asked: Tax credit of up to $2,000 per family to help low-income working Americans buy health insurance. Expand tax-free medical savings accounts that can be used to pay for health expenses. Add 1,300 rural health care centers.
Money to states to provide free prescription drugs for the elderly poor while setting [...]

mike asked: The bill leaves out a number of the key features of the Democrats’ 1,990-page legislation, such as new requirements for employers to insure their employees and for nearly all Americans to purchase insurance. It also doesn’t block insurers from denying coverage to people with pre-existing health conditions, as Democrats would do.
Instead, the Republican [...]

banjo asked: Existing Law:
Two rainy day accounts for the Education Trust Fund, used to prevent proration, or across-the-board budget cuts: the Proration Prevention Account, which works like a savings account, and the Rainy Day Account, which acts like a credit line. The Proration Prevention Account is funded with tax revenues; the Rainy Day Account gives [...]

John K asked: According to the bill, here’s what will happen:
1. Tax part of employer contributions to health insurance. No more tax free health insurance premiums.
2. Impose Medicare tax on state and local government employees. Except for congress of course.
3. Tax sugary and alcoholic drinks. Ante up beer and soda drinkers.
4. Change or eliminate Flexible [...]

Nicole J asked: 1. Against illegal immigration but pro legal immigration.
2. Would restore and make FAIR trade mean exactly that fair to both sides as in equal
3. Abolish the income tax and the IRS
4. Make property tax paid once at time of purchase and not year after year
5. Would create medical savings accounts to [...]

T D asked: How is this going to win over those who currently question their support for Obama?
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In a fiery speech that had her conservative Colorado audience cheering, U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann railed against the dangers of health care reform and other Democratic initiatives, warning the proposals “have the strength to destroy this country forever.”
“You’re [...]