Trump says Boeing costs are out of control, cancels order

Someone is getting very nervous. Obama. Valerie Jarrett. Eric Holder. Hillary Clinton. Jon Corzine…to name just a few. And I know why. I wrote a book entitled, “The Murder of the Middle Class” about the unholy conspiracy between big government, big business and big media. They all benefit by the billions from this partnership and it’s in all of their interests to protect one another. It’s one for all, and all for one. It’s a heck of ...

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Ford Motor Co (F.N) said Tuesday it will cancel a planned $1.6 billion factory in Mexico and will invest $700 million at a Michigan factory as it expands its electric vehicle and hybrid offerings. The second largest U.S. automaker had come under harsh criticism from President-elect Donald Trump for its Mexican investment plans. ...

a second production line in S.C. The union said it should be in Puget Sound. The lawsuit comes almost 1-1/2 years after they started adding to the S.C. plant. Since when can't a company do business in another state? Since when does a union tell a company where and what they can do? Anyone who thinks a union is not out of control, this is an example of controlling companies and workers: Boeing Co.'s $750 million aircraft plant in North Charleston is at the heart of a gr ...

Looks like he may have to limit his travels within the good old U.S.A.!!!! GENEVA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - Former U.S. President George W. Bush has cancelled a visit to Switzerland, where he was to address a Jewish charity gala, due to the risk of legal action against him for alleged torture, rights groups said on Saturday. Bush was to be the keynote speaker at Keren Hayesod's annual dinner on Feb. 12 in Geneva. But pressure has been building on the Swiss government to arrest him and ...

By Stephen C. WebsterTuesday, January 5th, 2010 -- 7:00 pm An Israeli military delegation decided against its planned trip to Britain on Tuesday after their hosts could not guarantee that they would not be arrested on war crimes charges, according to a published report. "The Israelis called off their trip because their British army hosts could not guarantee they would not be arrested, the Israeli officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter," the ...

the engine in a 1997 Ford F250? My husband and I just bought this truck for our son a little over a month ago and we have been told by two mechanics that it's probably blown heads and that we should replace the engine. Using a rebuilt engine, I am assuming this will be around $2500-3000. Does anyone know off hand? ...

Not for those who are too impatient to read anything longer than a paragraph. While our earnings are being ground into dust, the HC providers we ultimately work for are marking up everything they deliver by 300%, 400% and more, making outsize profits and paying obscene salaries to executives. Example: A patient charged $1.50 for a generic Tylenol pill when you can buy a bottle of 200 for $4.00 from Walmart (2 cents a pill). https://www.walmart.com/ip/39661523 ...that's ...

As companies begin unveiling their workplace benefits for next year, many employees are learning they will have to dig even deeper into their pockets for health coverage. Such price increases have become a fact of life during open-enrollment season, when workers sign up for their health plans. But the jump is expected to be steeper in 2010 than this year, as employers struggle with the impact of the recession and continually rising insurance costs. Employees will pay $4,023 on average in premiu ...

I added up my federal, state, and property taxes. If I was paying the full cost of my health insurance (employer shares cost), my taxes would be about $3,000 LESS than the cost of my health insurance. I get a of a lot more for my tax dollars than I do from my health iinsurance. But, I am so glad I am paying all that so the insurance CEOs can afford gas, car payments, and nice vacations. ...

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What started as hot air has now become a thunder cloud. Should Congress fail to reach a compromise to raise the debt ceiling, a multitude of economic sectors could take a hit—if not come to a screeching halt. We review the effects as forecasted by economists and ask “Should you worry?” The answer, in short: Yes, probably so. 1. Global economy: Asian and European stocks “shuddered,” on Monday, as William Alden of the Huffington Post put it, after Congress f ...

I watched Dr. Sanjay Gupta's piece on CNN this week where he was explaining why hospital costs were so high. Of all the bills collected by the hospital from all sources they only end up actually collecting 4%, that's 4 cents for every dollar billed! To compensate, they bill accordingly so they come out even or ahead, $800 for a disposable chest tube that in reality costs less than $50 from the supplier. This was really shocking to me! To be fair, labor need ...

While annual health care premiums for job-based family plans rose a seemingly respectable 4 percent this year, premiums averaged $15,745, with employees picking up more than $4,300 of that tab, according to an annual employer survey released Sept. 11. According to an Associated Press report, the costs are a reminder that the U.S.’s struggle with unaffordable medical care is still significant. Overall, "it's historically a very moderate increase in premiums," said Drew Al ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Economist Chris Butler discussed the rising cost of health insurance plans rising next year under the Affordable Care Act, saying he expects the populace to express more outrage as they learn they will be priced out of health care options. Butler told Chris Stigall on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT to expect more public demonstrations of anger as prices move upward. Right now, I think you do have to say that A, it’s failing and that B, I think next year, you’re going to ha ...

http://news.yahoo.com/employees-beware-higher-healthcare-costs-ahead-184709897.html ...

Yes, Breitbart is here and he is right as usual. ...

Thirty-six states that rely on private managed care programs to provide medical services to all or some of their Medicaid recipients are facing an added ObamaCare tax. According to a report by Milliman consulting actuaries, states that contract with Medicaid managed care plans face up to $15 billion in added costs over 10 years for their share of the law’s tax on private health insurance. States will pay even if they strongly oppose ObamaCare and are refusing to establish healt ...

administration will ask the city's Board of Estimates to approve a $20 million supplement to the city's 2015 budget to pay for overtime, equipment and public works costs run up during the civil unrest that came to a head April 27. The requested riot costs are the first time city officials have offered a public estimate... ...

The children of Flynt, Michigan have suffered lead poisoning, the consequences of which will probably follow them the rest of their lives. It happened because of the Republican short-sightedness of cost cutting and messing with the health of the citizen's water supply. How much do you suppose it will cost to pay off the lawsuits? How much will it cost to replace the corroded pipes? Who do you suppose is going to pay for the myopic decision to save a little bit of mo ...

Not too shabby for saving the country from the second great depression. At the end of Bush's term, the DOW was around 7,000. Recently the DOW is around 11,000. Certainly the country is still hurting, but things ARE getting better. http://finance.yahoo.com/banking-budgeting/article/110920/exclusive-treasurys-tarp-aig-bailout-costs-fall-to-30-billion?mod=bb-budgeting&sec=topStories&pos=main&asset=&ccode ...

This is an MNSBC video so therefore should be approved by posters here to be able to post here. We tried to tell them, but noooooo, don't want to hear it. shhhhhhh it's the truth, just don't say anything. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45o-s1Oh3zs#t=144 ...

The same story is being reported at other sources, including "Faux" news, but apparently that is not to be believed. LOL ...

a 9% rate hike. The unions give aid to the Democrats. This is why we buy Japan cars. They are still make here. My Camry was made in Kentucky and had a higher U.S. content than a Chrysler. We started buying Toyota and Nissan products. They in no form or fashion make crappy cars. Both Toyota's we owned had almost 300,000 miles on them with just general maintenance and a few timing belts. Then, my husband bought a new one. ...

The Senior Economics Writer at WSJ discusses the costs of Commiecare in this interview. He notes that 75% of Obamacare's costs will fall on the backs of those making LESS THAN $120,000 per year. (So much for the political spin about the "rich," eh?) He also notes the 8%-10% INcrease in insurance premium costs since Obamacare passed despite the lies Obama told us about it DEcreasing insurance premium prices. So, my options are: 1) Not buy health insurance and ...

Trump says Boeing costs are out of control, cancels order

We'll have to - wait

So what? He wasn't a politician like HRC. Thanks - Donald for saving taxpayers billions!

No he wasn't, he was - a businessman

Words politicians never knew existed. Canceled due to - spiraling costs. There's a lot going on

Just before his announcement - Hail Caesar

Another version of - the story

The more this man does the more I like him. - Olga

Yes, that is a - YUGE amount

Golly -- how did he do that - if he is not president?

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