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   From: sid9@   
      
   "Mal"  wrote in message   
   news:he94t71ih93vg6eqdv5an1k1gqcv1cuk5c@4ax.com...   
   > On Fri, 8 Jun 2012 06:30:23 -0700 (PDT), Sir Ray   
   >  wrote:   
   >   
   >>On Jun 8, 10:58 am, Mal  wrote:   
   >>> Bernanke, speaking in front of the Joint Economic Committee, was   
   >>> referring to the year-end intersection of the Bush-era tax cuts   
   >>> expiration, $1.2 trillion in scheduled spending cuts and expiring   
   >>> payroll tax breaks, which, if not addressed could cost American   
   >>> taxpayers with $310 billion in tax increases next year.   
   >>   
   >>OK, so the House Republicans can agree to retain the Bush-era tax cuts   
   >>for those earning under $250,000 pa, they can agree to rescind all   
   >>planned Debt Limit Deal related sequestration cuts, NOT just those   
   >>cuts for unnecessary military spending, and agree to extend the   
   >>payroll tax cuts for another year.  The Republicans in the Senate can   
   >>agree not to filibuster these bills.   
   >>Nothing is stopping the Republicans from proposing this, and it's   
   >>quite likely they would get solid Democratic support from the   
   >>President on down.   
   >   
   > I have a question.  How many temporary extensions of the tax cuts can   
   > you justify without being forced to admit that they should be   
   > permanent?   
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   Until election day.   
   This Republican program is not designed to do anything for the economy, for   
   the deficit, or for the debt.   
   It is solely designed as a strategy to defeat President Obama at any cost.   
      
   .....at any cost to Americans in general.   
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   > And I won't even bring up Obamacare's chilling economic effect.   
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   If Obamacare dies at the hands of the USSC, insurance companies will be free   
   to spend as little as they can get away with on healthcare. Under Obamacare,   
   in effect NOW they must spend 80% of your premium on your healthcare.   
      
   All insurance companies are also required to accept people with preexisting   
   conditions under Obamacare.   
      
   Another provision REQUIRES insurance companies to keep your children on your   
   group policy until they are 26 years old instead of casting them adrift when   
   they leave school.   
      
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