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Short, but good article on NRP. The new health care law will provide around $1 trillion in subsidies to low- and middle-income Americans over the next decade to help them pay for health insurance. Johanna Humbert of Galien, Mich., was pleasantly surprised to discover that she qualifies for an insurance subsidy, since her current plan is being canceled. Humbert makes about $30,000 a year, so she'll get a subsidy of about $300 a month. The new plan is similar to her current one, but ...

Almost any scheme that would impose a cost on Mexico for the wall is likely to have some cost to the American citizen as well. If you impose a 20% tax on imports, Mexican goods (e.g. produce) would us cost more for sure, although not 20% more because Mexicans would be pricing themselves out of the market, so they'll adjust their prices to some extent downward. The fact is, though, that the cost of drugs, human trafficking and the illegal population in the US is approximately 5 times ...

Trump pays 25 million in settlement for Trump University fraud. I guess that's better than being a president on trial for fraud eh? ...

http://prntly.com/2016/09/30/irs-confirms-hillary-pays-women-38-less-than-men-for-same-job-women-are-enraged/ ...

in Austin, Texas shocked his 50 employees by paying their full salaries during a five-month period when the business shut down. Jeff Glover, who has operated the Chick-fil-A for 15 years, wanted to remodel the building to accommodate more customers, but didn’t want to hurt his workers. So he continued paying them for the full five months. The restaurant, which reopened this week at West Braker Lane and U.S. 183, is now the largest Chick-fil-A in Austin–and surely the chicken retailer ...

$10 an hour for 3 hours of protesting, how much will Soros have to pay? (Hint: Conservatives ask your kids). I suppose he will report all this on individual W9 forms. ...

Apparently that was the last straw in a pile of them created by Senator Chip Rogers. "Remember that Georgia Senate leader, the Republican who held a meeting for his caucus about President Obama's secret UN mind-control plot? Remember how the progressives from Better Georgia released sneak video of that meeting, and then the Georgia Republican decided not to run for his leadership spot again? Now that same Georgia Republican is leaving the state Senate ...

and very high for new-patent, heavily pushed $100K cancer drugs with little proven benefit over existing drugs. That'd bring those prices down big time. Co-pays definitely "get between" healthcare and me. This view from an economist at Harvard is worth reading. Healthcare reform is begun but far from a "finished" product. ECONOMIC VIEW When a Co-Pay Gets in the Way of Health By SENDHIL MULLAINATHAN Published: August 10, 2013 FACEBOOK TWITTER GOOGLE+ SAVE E-M ...

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