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Bill Clinton to Obama: Keep Your Promise on Healthcare

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Former President Bill Clinton added to the pressure on President Barack Obama Tuesday to make good on his pledge that people would be able to keep their current healthcare plans if they wanted to, after many received cancellation notices from their insurance carriers.




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Even good ole Bill has some smarts when it comes to Health Care. And 38% approval rating is the lowest yet for obama and will continue to dive.No Gov not even ours should tell us what to choose from,what to eat what ever it is.
 
Fuzo....

How about a link?
 
Dude get your head out of the sand, bush's final approval rating was 22%. It was the lowest final approval rating of any outgoing president, ever. EVER!

The mans approval is plummeting, but its supposed to...All that needs to be done is plan another Pearl harbor or 9/11 and his approval rating will rise as high as W's ever did after the act, as well as Roosevelts!

Dopes!
 
it's funny to hear the radicals on the right complain about the individual mandate that was proposed first by Nixon and then again by Heritage in the 90's in response to the Clinton plan.

of course it has kinks what major change in policy doesn't but they are so scared that it might actually have a very positive effect on the long term. reducing healthcare costs is not in their interests, they would rather have them continue to increase at double the rate of the CPI, real GDP growth and in some cases from 2-4x more than real income growth.
 
[h=1]11 ObamaCare Ads So Desperate Only Pathetic Losers Think They?re Cool[/h]



Emily Hulsey | On 12, Nov 2013
The latest series of Thanks Obamacare ads are both a complete disrespect to young people and a desperate attempt to draw in this demographic, whose participation is key to making the exchanges work.
While the wording in each of these ads is already pretty bad, here?s an honest look at the messages they are really trying to convey to Millennials:
#1 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for making reckless sexual decisions that could ultimately affect the rest of my life seem like they are cool:
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#2 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for finally letting me exercise. Before mandated health insurance, it was far to risky to stay healthy:
#3 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for making it seem like unprotected sex with Ryan Gosling is a good idea:

#4 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for allowing me to make dangerous binge drinking a priority over my health:

#5 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for letting me act irresponsibly for the rest of my life:
#6 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for finally making excessive drinking cool and healthy:

#7 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for my part-time job I have since very few are hiring:
#8 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for giving me another reason to want to run away with a celebrity who is probably just making me another notch on his bedpost:
#9 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for reminding me that it?s okay if I act irresponsibly:
#10 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for helping me to realize that actions don?t have consequences:
#11 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for giving me one last excuse to get wasted (like I really needed one):
Spreading STDs, promoting drinking while exercising ? what a shock that these people promoting ObamaCare would know nothing about healthy lifestyles.
Also: Do you got insurance? What kind of laughable grammar is that?
 
Also:" Do you got insurance? What kind of laughable grammar is that"?
About as laughable as that got milk ad!

terrible attempt by the way.

Now evidently irresponsibility, lack of proper judgement and just plain human stupidity is this guys fault too.

Romper room ads work, apparently.
 
Obama's right, you can be poor, living off of ramen noodles and saddled with debt but still have fun! Why hate the man.



"Just graduated! Waiting tables and having fun -- we're in the real world now! We're pretty broke, so it totally rocked when we got help buying health coverage. We survive on ramen noodles and we got insurance."
 
Obama's right, you can be poor, living off of ramen noodles and saddled with debt but still have fun! Why hate the man.



"Just graduated! Waiting tables and having fun -- we're in the real world now! We're pretty broke, so it totally rocked when we got help buying health coverage. We survive on ramen noodles and we got insurance."


It's a good thing too, because with that diet now you have sky rocketed high blood pressure...
 
I finally got on the website to check my options(I'll probably just pay the fine). I was happy with what I saw, what I could get was comparable to what my wife gets through work for $20 more a month and far better than anything I saw on my own. However, I don't feel our healthcare system is remotely effective so I still don't plan to buy in to it. I do wish I could get a catastrophic plan at a reasonable price, the bronze plans are shitty and the premium is too high. I'd pay $100 a month for just a catastrophic plan if I could.
 
Clearly, Clinton is only speaking up because of hillary's 2016 run. Does she really have a chance after "what difference does it make" and "A youtube video caused the violence"?


And holy shit at that first ad...is that photoshop? My God @ the depravity and desperation.
 
It's the other side of the "creepy Uncle Sam" ads that encouraged young people to "opt out" of Obamacare.

Read more: Brosurance: Obamacare Ad Campaign For Insurance Goes Viral - Business Insider


the ads were specifically designed to get this much attention.... and they are. kinda funny because they are getting outraged conservatives to do most of the promoting.





11 ObamaCare Ads So Desperate Only Pathetic Losers Think They?re Cool


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Emily Hulsey | On 12, Nov 2013
The latest series of Thanks Obamacare ads are both a complete disrespect to young people and a desperate attempt to draw in this demographic, whose participation is key to making the exchanges work.
While the wording in each of these ads is already pretty bad, here?s an honest look at the messages they are really trying to convey to Millennials:
#1 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for making reckless sexual decisions that could ultimately affect the rest of my life seem like they are cool:
15.jpg

#2 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for finally letting me exercise. Before mandated health insurance, it was far to risky to stay healthy:
#3 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for making it seem like unprotected sex with Ryan Gosling is a good idea:

#4 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for allowing me to make dangerous binge drinking a priority over my health:

#5 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for letting me act irresponsibly for the rest of my life:
#6 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for finally making excessive drinking cool and healthy:

#7 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for my part-time job I have since very few are hiring:
#8 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for giving me another reason to want to run away with a celebrity who is probably just making me another notch on his bedpost:
#9 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for reminding me that it?s okay if I act irresponsibly:
#10 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for helping me to realize that actions don?t have consequences:
#11 ? Thanks, Obamacare, for giving me one last excuse to get wasted (like I really needed one):
Spreading STDs, promoting drinking while exercising ? what a shock that these people promoting ObamaCare would know nothing about healthy lifestyles.
Also: Do you got insurance? What kind of laughable grammar is that?
 
White House Unveils Obamacare Fix For Canceled Health Plans


Probably a good idea. If there really are 5 million people who have substandard insurance, at least a few thousand to tens of thousands will go to use this insurance and people will realize it was shitty coverage in the first place.
 
if they wont use it themselves whats that tell you?
 
sadly, until the education system here gets as much love as the war machine :nerd: these ads speak to the intelligence level of real Americans...
 
it's another jab at Obama for using the race card on the 2008 Clinton presidential campaign. bill is still pissed off at Obama for doing that. it's no secret.
 
sadly, until the education system here gets as much love as the war machine :nerd: these ads speak to the intelligence level of real Americans...

I think it falls more on the parenting aspect then the school systems. I dont believe its the schools duty to transform our kids into outstanding citizens, but its the parents job. My wife went to a HORRIBLE school where 80% of them were probably illegal because its farm country. To play sports you would have to sign up for club sports not school sports and ect. However, there are allot of kids in that area even though its a poor school that go off to major universities even the immigrant students. One thing i noticed in her area is even the lower income parents put values on their kids for hard work and education and hold them accountable. The school is as broke as possible and rated a VERY low school im comparison to the surrounding cities.

I grew up however in one of the top school systems in California and her school has a higher success rate of kids growing up with high technical jobs and finishing college then mine did. Which is sad, allot of it is because rich kids parents dont care and low income parents dont either. Not saying all but statistically it is true. By saying the school system is the answer the problems i dont buy into that. We started out with 1000 seniors and ended with 800 graduating. If they kids do not have the discipline to study from their parents then they wont learn it on their own. The only way this would be possible is if we allowed the kids to actually get disciplined at school. Which wont happen in this day and age. Kids do not fear detention, or saturday school. I would laugh at it and say I am just going home.

Sad to say i think this is going to be the downfall to America is the next generations youth. We live in an entitlement generation where they feel things should be handed to them and not given to them. I would argue with kids as a recruiter that barely passed the ASVAB with a 37 and they wanted to be Cryptologist and would turn down an engineering job, when they would probably end up working at McD's. People don't like to work from the ground up any more, but yet they are not qualified to even start in the broom closet. I didnt learn accountability until i joined the Military and I see the difference between how i was raised and my wife. My parents allowed me to quit and accepted failure. They taught me hard work, but a c average was good in their eyes.

Her parents would ground her for a month if she has a B. That seems harsh, but when you look at her siblings accomplishments now it seems justified, Aerospace Engineer, Business Owner of custom exotic and race car company, Masters and Business Owner for Interior Design, and my wife Masters Grad and Certified Athletic Trainer running an entire High Schools training program. It wasnt the school system that accomplished this it was her strict parents that paid attention to EVERY thing they did.
 
those ads are fucking great :roflmao: democrats really understand America's young people, that is why they are so successful with their bulshit
 
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