Grade Obama

[Siege]

That's better now. A Metallica quote from the Reload.

[CountDeMoney]

I was actually surpised about how poorly Obama is doing. After all, over 2/3 of the forum apparently consider him to be mediocre at best.

Just like the retards in class, Congress blows the overall grading curve.

[Ed Anger]

I miss W.

[Siege]

[Admiral Yi]

Seeb, a long time ago you expressed the desire to become smarter.  A good way to start would be to ditch your Old Testament tribal thinking about partisan politics.

[Siege]

Obama lies: http://obamalies.net/

List of lies: http://obamalies.net/list-of-lies

Video of Lies:   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQb8MFUn3QQ


And the bio  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Yro63c7B7A

[Siege]

Born in Kenya:  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3fd2qL0JAI

[11B4V]

I miss W.

Same here.

[Siege]

And the last one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-HqHSkYG-Y

[Razgovory]

Where do you find this shit?

[Eddie Teach]

I miss W.

Same here.

With your shoes? 

[OttoVonBismarck]

Question: how do they know I smoke if I don't tell them?

They don't. But if you lie, you'll end up having to back-pay the difference.

I know people that have never been caught smoking by their plan for 20+ years and consistently lied. I have a relative who decided to go into professional music, I think he's like an adjunct professor at some small state college right now. But his gig isn't tenured or even full time, so he has no insurance. He was asking on facebook the other day when he gets his health insurance through Obamacare, I posted with information about how in Virginia he can expect his insurance plan through the exchange is going to be in the $120-200 range. He was shocked, being a lefty type I guess he thought Obamacare = free health insurance. It doesn't, and he will still be out of the expanded Medicaid criteria.

He's basically the classical 20-something kid who isn't making much, but isn't truly poor, and just didn't want to buy health insurance. He thought Obamacare was going to give him health insurance without costing him more than a couple cases of beer a month. I also pointed him to Kaiser's home page. Which by the way, even pre-Obamacare offered a good HMO style plan (not High Deductible) that only would cost a guy like him around $140/mo. So he's always had the option to get healthcare in that range, he just never knew it, and wouldn't have bought it if he had known.

The people I can see the exchanges really helping are definitely not him, but people who are older, have families (family plans on the individual market are of obscene expense), and have pre-existing medical conditions. People who don't meet the expanded Medicaid definitions, are young and healthy, they can already get insurance about as cheap as the exchanges are going to offer it.

[CountDeMoney]

The people I can see the exchanges really helping are definitely not him, but people who are older, have families (family plans on the individual market are of obscene expense), and have pre-existing medical conditions.

And the under/unemployed, who need the option the most.   But it's easy to forget those people.

[OttoVonBismarck]

The people I can see the exchanges really helping are definitely not him, but people who are older, have families (family plans on the individual market are of obscene expense), and have pre-existing medical conditions.

And the under/unemployed, who need the option the most.   But it's easy to forget those people.

McDonalds is always hiring.

[CountDeMoney]

McDonalds is always hiring.

Not everybody possesses the skills sets to work in such a fun, fast-paced and rewarding environment.