You sound like a frigging Fox-Limbaugh-Koch trumpet.

Post #378,710 by CRConrad 8/2/13 10:17:06 AM Reply	You sound like a frigging Fox-Limbaugh-Koch trumpet. Have you NO fucking brains at all left? Fuck didja do with'em; too much recreational chemistry, or just plain lived in parts of Yank-land unconducive to rational thought (Moose-hunter Hockey Mom Land, Deep South) for too long? Maybe you have to be born a Yank to have bred-in immunity, and your sensitive Pommy genes mean you just cain't handle that shit for decades without turning into a caricature cracker Bubba Klan Dragon. -- Christian R. Conrad Same old username (as above), but now on iki.fi (Yeah, yeah, it redirects to the same old GMail... But just in case I ever want to change.)
Post #378,721 by boxley 8/2/13 11:58:08 AM Reply	nice rant, perhaps you should save it for something useful not when the insurance commisioner of my state needs a waiver or will sign heath care insurance that will have 198% increases. Thats not an opinion, jack Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,724 by Another Scott 8/2/13 12:13:46 PM Reply	Funny how he's the only one asking for a waiver, huh.
Post #378,733 by boxley 8/2/13 1:46:35 PM Reply	he is doing the job he was elected for Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,735 by boxley 8/2/13 1:53:51 PM Reply	took a quick look Delaware and N. Dakota nevada massachuetes newhapshire google obamacare waivers states Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,737 by Another Scott 8/2/13 2:07:02 PM Reply	Meh. http://www.georgiahe...e-rates-exchange/ Georgia was the only state that asked for a 30-day extension to continue to analyze the rate increases. Hudgens said he wanted Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius to review the Georgia premiums as well. FWIW. Cheers, Scott.
Post #378,743 by boxley 8/2/13 3:10:42 PM Reply	so he wants her sig that 198% is okay, coverin his butt Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,746 by Another Scott 8/2/13 5:35:05 PM Reply	Sure. He's totally sincere. http://savannahnow.c...ange#.Ufwji42sg4s ATLANTA Â Georgia may not start its Obamacare health exchange Oct. 1 when the rest of the country does because the state issued an emergency request late Monday [July 29] for a delay. Georgia Insurance Commissioner Ralph Hudgens asked U.S. Health Secretary Kathleen Sebelius for another 30 days beyond tomorrowÂs [August 1] deadline to approve the health plans submitted by seven insurance companies wanting to do business in the state. He said some rates were 198 percent higher than current plans available in the state. ÂGeorgia consumers cannot afford these massive rate increases,Â Hudgens wrote in his letter to her. Hudgens said he received the reports Monday [July 29] of outside actuaries hired to review the premiums requested by seven insurance companies wanting to offer individual health plans through the stateÂs exchange. Those actuaries concluded that six sought justifiable premiums and the seventh was 11 percent above what was necessary to comply with the requirements of the federal health reform law known as Obamacare. Yeah, giving her less than *3 days* to evaluate the information and make a decision is a sincere appeal. Just like his previous appeal - http://www.gpb.org/n...decision-delayed# From October 2011: SAVANNAH, Ga. Â Kathleen Sebelius is Secretary of Health and Human Services. Her office is considering several waivers from the Affordable Care Act, including a request from Georgia. The US Health and Human Services Department will take another 30 days to decide whether Georgia can phase in a key provision of health care reform more slowly. Georgia's top insurance official wants Georgia exempt from a part of the law until 2014. The provision requires insurance firms to spend no more than 20% of individual premiums on administration and certain other costs. Cindy Zeldin of Georgians for a Healthy Future says, the rule would benefit consumers. "It provides better value for consumers," Zeldin says. "And it was our estimation, based on the data, that Georgia insurance companies could go ahead and phase this in more quickly and that there would be a benefit for consumers for doing so." Georgia Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner Ralph Hudges says, the provision will hurt competition. FWIW. Cheers, Scott.
Post #378,748 by boxley 8/2/13 6:02:00 PM Reply	I don't care whether he is sincere the prices the insurance companies want to charge are sincere, and not the great savings promised us and waived by the administration for all of it's unions, gummint workers and all of corporate america for another year. Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,749 by CRConrad 8/2/13 6:22:23 PM Reply	When would a robber baron not sincerely want to charge... ...an arm and a leg?!? Funny how they're only trying that shit in Jawrja and other Cracker Klan Dragon Bubba places, where they're hoping there'll be a slim chance of getting this bullpucky passed politically. 'Coz as everyone knows, the passing of the Affordable Care Act altered the biology of the human being so drastically differently that in places like New York, people became twice as healthy as before, making a 50% reduction in rates possible -- whereas in CKDB-land, everyone immediately became 200% more sickly. Can't have the slightest iota to do with their percieved chances of having CKDB state legislatures -- backed by uninformed rah-rah CKDB opinion like, well, yours -- throwing a stick in the spokes of extending reasonably comprehensive health insurance at non-ruinous rates to everyone, like, you know, seems to be possible in the civilised world (No, I didn't forget the phrase "rest of the"), can it? What's so frustrating is that for all I know, you're spouting this crap without even getting paid for it. One can't help but wonder what the heck you're expecting to get out of this constant wild-eyed raving in rabid support of the very forces that want to exploit and abuse you along with everyone else... What are you hoping for; some sort of show of gratitude before you die, in return for having helped them make the world a worse place for yourself and everyone else but them, or what? (Sorry, but I think you're going to be massively disappointed even on that modest hope.) -- Christian R. Conrad Same old username (as above), but now on iki.fi (Yeah, yeah, it redirects to the same old GMail... But just in case I ever want to change.)
Post #378,762 by boxley 8/3/13 10:41:07 AM Reply	Hey I like the idea of forcing healthy young folks to pay lots of money to support health care for the old. I am old after all but declaring a mandate, then cherry picking who doesnt have to pay anything extyra for a year or two, absolving unions corporations goivernemt and only enforcing mandate on individuals and small buasineeses seems a little wrong dunnit? Yeah, only a redneck would see anything wrong with that. Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,771 by CRConrad 8/3/13 6:10:49 PM Reply	Sorry; please learn to write English if you want a reply. That was so terse (or drunk, I'm not sure which) as to be pretty much total gibberish, so I just simply cannot reply to it since I didn't understand it. -- Christian R. Conrad Same old username (as above), but now on iki.fi (Yeah, yeah, it redirects to the same old GMail... But just in case I ever want to change.)
Post #378,775 by boxley 8/3/13 9:47:49 PM Reply	yer outta practice :-) Any opinions expressed by me are mine alone, posted from my home computer, on my own time as a free American and do not reflect the opinions of any person or company that I have had professional relations with in the past 58 years. meep
Post #378,766 by Ashton 8/3/13 3:04:24 PM Reply	Was you ever bit by a dead Bee? Y'know they can ... ...
Post #378,747 by CRConrad 8/2/13 6:00:53 PM Reply	"Rant"?!? A) That was an effing quip, Bubba! You obviously ain't seen me rantin' for far too long. Trust me, when I do, you'll remember the difference. (Hint: It involves using the PgDn key, which you didn't have to for the preceding little quip.) B) That was a try to save your life, not a "rant". Get the heck outta there while there's still a remote chance that your grey matter might regenerate! -- Christian R. Conrad Same old username (as above), but now on iki.fi (Yeah, yeah, it redirects to the same old GMail... But just in case I ever want to change.)

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