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  1. Everything Obama does is about division. United we stand Remember Divided we fall. If we are divided we will never hold government accountable and that's what we want. Compare Obama to Bush Reagan or even bill Clinton. Non of these men ever tried to divide us
  2. These are facts not talking points mr conservitve
  3. In every instance Mike brown, Travon Martin, Harvard professor etc etc Obama has implied these BLACK MEN have treated unfairly. Yes or no??
  4. These kids are acting out because he's told them for eight years that whites are holding them back and whites are the enemy
  5. Gingrich Slams Megyn Kelly for Treatment of Trump — ‘You Are Fascinated With Sex and You Don’t Care About Public Policy’ by Jeff Poor25 Oct 20163,347 Tuesday on Fox News Channel’s “The Kelly File,” former House Speaker Newt Gingrich took on host Megyn Kelly for what Gingrich described to be a fascination with sex and that she didn’t care about policy. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Exchange as follows: Kelly ended the segment by telling Gingrich he needed to take his “anger issues” and “spend some time working on them.”
  6. New Details about Youth Attacks on Temple University Students, Bystanders by Warner Todd Huston25 Oct 2016Philadelphia, PA1,184 Police now say over 150 youths descended upon Temple campus, and the victims now number at least seven, plus an injured police horse. SIGN UP FOR OUR NEWSLETTER Police were called on Friday, October 21, when the mob of teens began running around the campus attacking people who were walking the sidewalks on campus. Police first claimed that perhaps as many as 50 attackers were involved, but now the number has been increased to over 150. Also, earlier reports noted one or two victims of the attackers, but now that number includes at least six students and one police officer. Temple University officials scrambled on Friday to send out warnings to students and staffers on campus to stay indoors while the mobs careened through the area. It now appears that the mob of mostly black teens had arranged the attacks using Instagram, the Philadelphia Inquirer noted. In one attack, the father of victim Christina Laulette reported that his daughter was beaten bloody by up to 40 youths who swarmed around her and her two male companions. All were viciously beaten without provocation. “Her and her 2 male friends where badly beaten by a group of 30-40 black teenagers on their way home from the Temple football game,” Joe Lauletta wrote in a Facebook post. The aggrieved father reported that his daughter was “kicked and stomped” and “Every part of her body is badly bruised.” The attacks were similar to the “knockout game,” in which urban youths sucker punch passersby. In addition, the mobs lashed out at two police officers and one teen even punched a police horse in the muzzle several times. Some surveillance video shows a large group of teens running rampant. Appearing on a New Jersey radio station, former Temple student Ashley Hall told 101.5 FM host Bill Spadea that in the past Temple University prided itself on its campus safety campaign. On Tuesday evening, the president of Temple University posted a brief description of the attacks. The statement is posted here. Follow Warner Todd Huston on Twitter @warnerthuston or email the author at igcolonel@hotmail.com.
  7. I could have sworn there were emails from Pedetsa that outlined how they were going to over sample democrats to make the polls appear to favor Clinton??
  8. He's an asshole anyway. He was Snowrider lite. He was basically a mouth runner
  9. No the dumb cunt he's married to that's ignored his improper treatment of women for 30 years while pretending to be a champion of women is running
  10. My wife does HR. Her company has been bent over paying into Obamacare with in return
  11. Cost is and always has been the issue. Another issue is health insurance is used wrong. You don't use your auto insurance to pay for an oil change or a tune up. Why do we use health insurance every time we go to the doctor?
  12. No one is claiming the cost will go down. I've maintained all along Obamacare didn't address the real issue which was cost. plus more original point was MC was wrong about Obamacare lowering cost
  13. No you claim we have to most covered with the lowest increases. You are wrong and instead of being a man and owing the fact that your wrong you say this. The one thing you and every democrat continues to ignore is the reason insurance increase has nothing to do with greed. The cost of the care is the issue. Health insurance is used improperly. Obamacare didn't address the cost of the care. There is a reason for that and if you took the time to pull your head out of your asshole you'd see it's because the Feds want single payer
  14. Maybe you should go educate yourself on slavery. First and foremost blacks sold other blacks into slavery. Second the first slaves owned in this country were owned by other blacks. Third it was the Republican Party that pushed to end slavery.
  15. Exactly. It's selfish attitudes like that that got us here
  16. Clinton Adviser On Paid Goldman Sachs Speeches: ‘It’s Pretty Bad’ Leaked emails reveal one of Hillary Clinton’s longtime advisers privately acknowledging just how damaging Clinton’s paid speeches to Goldman Sachs could be to her campaign. In January 2016, a handful of Clinton insiders — including campaign chair John Podesta and press secretary Brian Fallon — exchanged emails about the speeches, for which Hillary was paid $675,000 in 2013. “It’s pretty bad,” Clinton adviser Mandy Grunwald said. “She is critical to some extent of what led to the crash but the more memorable stuff is totally accommodationist.” The transcripts of Clinton’s private, paid speeches were among thousands of documents from Podesta’s personal email account released by WikiLeaks. Critics of WikiLeaks have accused the organization of acting as a front for Russian hackers. The transcripts show Clinton avoiding placing the blame for the 2008 recession on Wall Street, a stark contrast from the position held by Democratic presidential runner-up Bernie Sanders. Clinton also praised the benefits of fracking — unpopular with the Democratic base — in one of the speeches to Goldman Sachs/ In another private, paid speech, Clinton told Brazilian bankers that she dreams of “open borders.” (RELATED: Hillary Tells Bankers ‘My Dream Is Open Borders’) Yet another speech revealed Hillary worrying that jihadists could disguise themselves as refugees.
  17. Obama administration confirms double-digit premium hikes WASHINGTON (AP) — Premiums will go up sharply next year under President Barack Obama's health care law, and many consumers will be down to just one insurer, the administration confirmed Monday. That's sure to stoke another "Obamacare" controversy days before a presidential election. Before taxpayer-provided subsidies, premiums for a midlevel benchmark plan will increase an average of 25 percent across the 39 states served by the federally run online market, according to a report from the Department of Health and Human Services. Some states will see much bigger jumps, others less. Moreover, about 1 in 5 consumers will only have plans from a single insurer to pick from, after major national carriers such as UnitedHealth Group, Humana and Aetna scaled back their roles. "Consumers will be faced this year with not only big premium increases but also with a declining number of insurers participating, and that will lead to a tumultuous open enrollment period," said Larry Levitt, who tracks the health care law for the nonpartisan Kaiser Family Foundation. Republicans pounced on the numbers as a warning that insurance markets created by the 2010 health overhaul are teetering toward a "death spiral." Sign-up season starts Nov. 1, about a week before national elections in which the GOP remains committed to a full repeal. "It's over for Obamacare," Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said at a campaign rally Monday evening in Tampa, Florida. Trump said his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton, "wants to double down and make it more expensive and it's not gonna work. ... Our country can't afford it, you can't afford it." He promised his own plan would deliver "great health care at a fraction of the cost." The new numbers aren't too surprising, said Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, who chairs a committee that oversees the law. It "does little to dispel the notion we are seeing the law implode at the expense of middle-class families." HHS essentially confirmed state-by-state reports that have been coming in for months. Window shopping for plans and premiums is already available through HealthCare.gov. Administration officials are stressing that subsidies provided under the law, which are designed to rise alongside premiums, will insulate most customers from sticker shock. They add that consumers who are willing to switch to cheaper plans will still be able to find bargains. "Headline rates are generally rising faster than in previous years," acknowledged HHS spokesman Kevin Griffis. But he added that for most consumers, "headline rates are not what they pay." The vast majority of the more than 10 million customers who purchase through HealthCare.gov and its state-run counterparts do receive generous financial assistance. "Enrollment is concentrated among very low-income individuals who receive significant government subsidies to reduce premiums and cost-sharing," said Caroline Pearson of the consulting firm Avalere Health But an estimated 5 million to 7 million people are either not eligible for the income-based assistance, or they buy individual policies outside of the health law's markets, where the subsidies are not available. The administration is urging the latter group to check out HealthCare.gov. The spike in premiums generally does not affect the employer-provided plans that cover most workers and their families. In some states, the premium increases are striking. In Arizona, unsubsidized premiums for a hypothetical 27-year-old buying a benchmark "second-lowest cost silver plan" will jump by 116 percent, from $196 to $422, according to the administration report. But HHS said if that hypothetical consumer has a fairly modest income, making $25,000 a year, the subsidies would cover $280 of the new premium, and the consumer would pay $142. Caveat: if the consumer is making $30,000 or $40,000 his or her subsidy would be significantly lower. Dwindling choice is another issue. The total number of HealthCare.gov insurers will drop from 232 this year to 167 in 2017, a loss of 28 percent. (Insurers are counted multiple times if they offer coverage in more than one state. So Aetna, for example, would count once in each state that it participated in.) Switching insurers may not be simple for patients with chronic conditions. While many carriers are offering a choice of plan designs, most use a single prescription formulary and physician network across all their products, explained Pearson. "So, enrollees may need to change doctors or drugs when they switch insurers," she said. Overall, it's shaping up to be the most difficult sign-up season since HealthCare.gov launched in 2013 and the computer system froze up. Enrollment has been lower than initially projected, and insurers say patients turned out to be sicker than expected. Moreover, a complex internal system to help stabilize premiums has not worked as hoped for. Nonetheless Obama says the underlying structure of the law is sound, and current problems are only "growing pains." The president has called for a government-sponsored "public option" insurance plan to compete with private companies. Republicans are united in calling for complete repeal, but they have not spelled out how they would address the problems of the uninsured. Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton has proposed an array of fixes, including sweetening the law's subsidies and allowing more people to qualify for financial assistance. The law makes carrying health insurance a legal obligation for most people, and prohibits insurers for turning away the sick. It offers subsidized private plans to people who don't have coverage through their jobs, along with a state option to expand Medicaid for low-income people. Largely as a result, the nation's uninsured rate has dropped below 9 percent, a historically low level. More than 21 million people have gained coverage since the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010. ___ Online: www.healthcare.gov
  18. LEAKED: Obama Team Kept List of Muslims For Top Jobs, Excluded Non-Muslims The newest batch of John Podesta’s hacked emails released by Wikileaks shows Obama’s transition team kept lists of Muslim and Asian candidates for jobs in the administration. According to an email chain from 2008, John Podesta received lists of exclusively Muslims and Asians to be considered for jobs in the Obama administration. The email chain revealed that in this process, Middle Eastern Christians were purposefully excluded, or set aside in a separate list, with an aide writing, Also notable, there was concern that some of the Muslims suggested would not survive media scrutiny, with one aide writing, “High-profile Muslim Americans tend to be the subject of a fair amount of blogger criticism, and so the individuals on this list would need to be ESPECIALLY carefully vetted.” She continues, “I suspect some of the people I list would not survive such a vet — but I do personally know, at least in part, virtually all of the candidates in the 1st two categories (but I know very few of those listed for outside boards/commissions).” Within the lists themselves, candidates were further broken down, with every candidate labeled by their nationality and sometimes race. This follows a pattern of the Obama Administration using race and religion to determine hiring, with other leaked emails showing potential political appointees beinglabeled with an F for female, B for black, H for Hispanic, and M for Muslim. Another Wikileaks release showed the Obama transition team keeping extensive lists of non-white candidates for administration posts. Follow Justin on Twitter Content created by The Daily Caller News Foundation is available without charge to any eligible news publisher that can provide a large audience. For licensing opportunities of our original content, please contact licensing@dailycallernewsfoundation.org.
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