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California Forges Ahead With Its Health-Insurance Exchange While Others Dither
State-Run Health Insurance Exchanges …which States are making progress? When did dithering equate to leadership? Never. California is not dithering and is leading the way on State-Created Healthcare Exchanges. As you all know, I am on the board of San … Continue reading
Posted in "We-the-People - 1 Business Dude's Perspective on Current Political Theatre, 4 Year Comparison, Are You Better Off, California Health Insurance Exchange, Election Promises, elections, Fiscal Cliff, flip flops, healthcare, Jobs, medicare, obamacare, Politics, Republican Convention, State Exchanges, tax loopholes, Tax Rate Discussion, Uncategorized, unemployment report
Tagged budget, business, California Healthcare, California Heath-insurance Exchange, Economy, government, healthcare, healthcare exchanges, healthcare reform, Job Creation, Obama, obamacare, politics, Regulation, small business, state exchanges, Tax loopholes
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Sequestration – How To Get $1.2T Without Killing Demand In The Economy
Demand is what drives business growth, opportunity and economic prosperity. Over the past few years, demand has contracted in many industries, yet over the past 24 months, we have begun to experience a slow and measurable path towards real GDP … Continue reading
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Tagged business, debates, Debt, economics, Economy, election, employment, energy, entitlements, finance, government, government spending, Job Creation, Jobs, Medicare, Obama, politics, Presidential debate, sequestration, small business, spending, tax cuts, Tax loopholes, Tax Rate Discussion, taxes, Truthfulness, unemployment
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The Flaw in the Medicare Voucher Concept
There are two huge flaws in the current Medicare plan as presented in the House budget and it might actually kill people. Yes, I said kill people. More to the point, the proposed voucher plan will cause some people to … Continue reading
Posted in "We-the-People - 1 Business Dude's Perspective on Current Political Theatre, medicare, Politics, Tax Rate Discussion, Uncategorized
Tagged Economy, end Medicare, entitlements, finance, government, healthcare, insurance, Medicare, Medicare reform, premium assistance, private sector, vouchers
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Rating the Political Conventions, their rhetoric and their impact on our economy
In a few weeks, I intend to measure the potential impact these candidates may have on our economy based on the specific platforms coming out of their Conventions. Don’t be fooled or lulled into thinking Conventions are simply displays of … Continue reading
Which Presidential Candidate Will Create More U.S. Jobs
Which candidate will create more U.S. jobs? Neither can specifically claim any factual proof they can specifically and directly create more new jobs. Why? President’s advocate policies but do not have a vote, only a veto. Congress passes bills that … Continue reading
Bonds Are Taxes, My Friends!
The public is being lied to every election day – right in front of their faces. The public is being led to believe bond debt financing is not the same as taxation. So untrue. Bonds are the most expensive form … Continue reading
Appointed Officials have more real power in government than elected officials
I was asked for my opinion related to this question: “With the advent of term-limits in California, which politician is the most powerful?” My answer: No elected official is as powerful as some appointed authorities/officials have become. The revolving door … Continue reading
Tax cuts in exchange for net job creation
Taxes and tax rates are top of mind today. If you listen to the discussion you might be led to believe everyone that pays federal taxes pays the same rate on the same dollar. You might also believe that all … Continue reading
Posted in "We-the-People - 1 Business Dude's Perspective on Current Political Theatre, Energy, Jobs, Politics, Tax Rate Discussion, Uncategorized
Tagged business climate, expansion, federal taxes, government, Job Creation, Jobs, outsourcing, private sector, private-sector jobs, tax credits, tax cuts, Tax Rate Discussion, tax rates, taxes
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Fiscal Cliff -the new self-inflicted wound
There is an interesting debate going on spurred by the concept of a “fiscal-cliff in December. The contradictions are mind-blowing! Someone needs to have their collective mouths washed out with soap because the bs is getting foul. Let me see … Continue reading
Posted in "We-the-People - 1 Business Dude's Perspective on Current Political Theatre, Energy, Jobs, Politics, Tax Rate Discussion, Uncategorized
Tagged Debt, domestic spending, finance, fiscal cliff, funding, government, government spending, military spending, pentagon, sequestration, tax cuts
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