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In reply to the discussion: WH delays implementation of equal coverage provsion thus enabling corporations to [View all]"I don't need to expend much energy, sadly. His record speaks for itself
Inequality has grown over his tenure as President."
...at least you admit that's your goal. And thanks for the link to more anti-Obama drivel. Blaming the President for income inequality is like blaming the president for poverty. It's beyond absurd. Also, from the piece
For despite all the talk of the Federal Reserves quantitative easing driving soaring stock markets and a post-crisis economic boom, 99 percenters have seen their real incomes going down and their living standards depressed. Ordinary, hard-working people are not getting a slice of the pie, they're barely getting a sliver. (Cue Obamas apparent pick for the next Federal Reserve chair, the crony capitalist, bank-loving Larry Summers.)
LOL!
Again, a little reailty for you to deny: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10024356236#post21
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cali
Jan 2014
OP
They got the rules laid down for the poor folks, folks what ain't got no voice
Fumesucker
Jan 2014
#1
It just wrong. They've had years to ensure that exactly this kind of inequity NOT be extant.
cali
Jan 2014
#5
The government gets sued constantly for failing to abide by its own laws/rules.
Nuclear Unicorn
Jan 2014
#12
Google, "filed suit against the federal government" and then list each individual story separately.
Nuclear Unicorn
Jan 2014
#16
"the fed. government has sovereign immunity and may not be sued unless it has waived its immunity"
Romulox
Jan 2014
#17
Knowing something isn't the same thing as being "OK with that". It's not advocacy, it's just fact.
Romulox
Jan 2014
#31
I didn't say you would advocate. I'm asking if you'd resign yourself without challenge.
Nuclear Unicorn
Jan 2014
#34
It was the *individual* mandate$$ that corporate insurers so desired. And that's what they got.
Romulox
Jan 2014
#10
"...anti-Obama drivel based on an MSM report you don't even understand."
Egalitarian Thug
Jan 2014
#38
Gee, I wonder which way it will go... employees to get better coverage or the executives get worse?
gtar100
Jan 2014
#30