Donald Trump has some very interesting thoughts for the pResident in regards to the economy and China.
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Part 2:
(Part 2 will be aired on 11.4.2010. I will add it here when it becomes available.)
Greta interviewed Sen. Judd Gregg (uncut) on Obamacare, 10.27.2010. I enjoyed the fact that Greta just let the senator speak, and speak he does.
I think he (Obama) underestimates the common sense of the American people. When they look at something like this, they say, ‘hold it, this isn’t gonna work. It’s not going to work for me, it’s not gonna work for my family and it certainly not going to work for the country, and we can’t afford it.’
As this bill becomes more and more, as it starts to go into place, as different parts of the bill start to be actually undertaken and put into action, it just keeps delivering bad news to people. It doesn’t improve our health care system, it doesn’t improve the cost of the health care system, and it certainly doesn’t reduce the size of the government.
An excerpt of the Politico op-ed that Greta is referring to:
President Barack Obama and congressional Democrats promised us that the new law would lower premiums. It has not. Premiums in 2011 will rise more than 12 percent for employer-sponsored coverage, according to a recent Hewitt Associates study. Out-of-pocket costs for workers, meaning co-payments, deductibles and co-insurance, are also likely to rise by almost 13 percent.
We were promised that, if we liked our coverage, we could keep it. But we were misled. The Obama administration recently revealed that employees of nearly 70 percent of U.S. businesses, who get coverage through their job, may lose their current health care plan because of the new regulations. The outlook is even bleaker for employees of small businesses, the backbone of the U.S. economy.
Low-wage workers also stand to suffer as onerous new regulations are implemented. These workers may lose access to their current benefits because the government will prohibit their employers from offering a plan that is affordable and provides substantive benefits for working families. Companies like McDonalds, which help low-income employees with insurance, have put us on notice that they may have to drop coverage.
I know you folks are getting tired of being right…we knew, we told people, very few listened, and Congress isn’t doing anything about it.
Greta interviews Gov. Jan Brewer after her meeting with pRetender Barack Obama about SB1070, the Arizona immigration law.
For those that still have not read the 17 page document, here it is.
Yep, but the Bambi, Nancy & Harry show still isn’t listening.
The tagline for this video is Senator Gregg’s comment that the country is headed toward a “banana republic”, but that is not what I found so interesting in one of the most clear, concise, and truthful interviews I have seen in months. It’s this; Public Debt is 80% of the GDP without healthcare reform. Listen, pay attention, and understand the unsustainability of what our government has, and is currently doing.
Also, remember that this was Bambi’s choice for Commerce Secretary and he turned it down.
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