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TheKentuckian

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21. In order to actually be indexed to the UI rate, it would also need to extend based on the rate

Reply to ProSense (Reply #11)

Sat Feb 18, 2012, 10:07 AM

Feb 2012

Not just term if the rate falls below a certain level.

If you need extended benefits at 7.1% then it can never make sense to reduce or end the extension at any level above the initial redline.

I can't grasp at how the issue is moot to the millions of people out of work and that will be.

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So looks like the Dems caved to the GOP, cutting long term unemployment benefits [View all] quinnox Feb 2012 OP

link please uponit7771 Feb 2012 #1

link - quinnox Feb 2012 #4

How ProSense Feb 2012 #6

All deals are "caving." Robb Feb 2012 #7

It's ProSense Feb 2012 #12

This message was self-deleted by its author AtomicKitten Feb 2012 #2

Link? n/t FSogol Feb 2012 #3

Just because they have a (D) by their names does not mean they are Democrats. RC Feb 2012 #5

I need to start doing that, quoting myself with a link. Robb Feb 2012 #8

Harry, Nancy, Barack, and I assume Kent should be smacked for not indexing benefits to the UI rate TheKentuckian Feb 2012 #9

Extended ProSense Feb 2012 #11

In order to actually be indexed to the UI rate, it would also need to extend based on the rate TheKentuckian Feb 2012 #21

There's a new one every day, woo me with science Feb 2012 #10

How they propose to pay for it will just pit another group of people against each other. sad sally Feb 2012 #13

Kick woo me with science Feb 2012 #14

Is 73 weeks go past the next Presidential Inaguration? Rosco T. Feb 2012 #15

It's still well over a year... JSnuffy Feb 2012 #16

Kick. nt woo me with science Feb 2012 #17

Editorial: GOP caves on payroll tax cut ProSense Feb 2012 #18

When President Obama extended the Bush Tax Cuts for TWO additional years, bvar22 Feb 2012 #19

I'm lucky.....I have had a job the entire time we've had economic disaster hit the USA Sheepshank Feb 2012 #20