Adios Barry Soetoro

a reply to: LifeMode

He won't be on the chopping block. That suggests some execution or ousting.
He finishes his term in January and he leaves office with a 53% approval rating and his head held high.

Most of America is sad to see him go.

Obama's popularity hits near-record high on eve of election

www.politico.com...

K~

Barack Hussein Obama is, and will go down in history as, one of the greatest presidents in the history of The United States.
I'm sorry that hurts your feelings so much but; it's still true.

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: LifeMode

originally posted by: SaturnFX

originally posted by: LifeMode
And how many millions more had to pay an uncommon amount of money to make that a reality. Way more than 20 million.

so?
20 million people got healthcare. consider of those 20 million people who got life saving treatment they otherwise wouldn't have.

my tears of sadness for people paying a few bucks to keep someone else alive isn't really manifesting just yet..will try it once I lose my soul.

He changed the definition of deportation. LOOK IT UP. He is counting people turned away at the border. That is not deportation, that is just border patrol doing their job. Complete and utter Bull CRAP. What about those that have been her 1-20 years illegally? How many of those did he deport? You are reading government reports that he has strong armed control of and changed it into something that is deceptive and aimed to mislead American citizens. A fantasy he created.

Naa man, you're making crap up
Reuters with fancy graphs and all sorts

As I said, don't let facts get in the way of your feels...
btw, whats your thoughts on global warming and other fun questions?

It's not a few bucks. My healthcare has gone up 55% since the ACA. Not chump change and not a few bucks. You would not understand it unless you had to pay it. Willing do bet you don't pay jack squat.

You should search around for better rates I think. I don't know your situation of course, you could be diagnosed with terminal cancer...but hey, at least you cant get kicked off the insurance, right?
...right?

there needs to be some fixing of course. personally I would have liked a single payer system available for anyone making under a certain amount and leave the middle and up alone to do as they please. alas, no sensible plan is put forward.

Thanks for your curiosity about my personal life. to answer your question about my personal life, I don't give a frak about your feels or judgment as you are literally just text on my screen that has proven already to be inaccurate and perhaps willfully misrepresenting truth. But carry on, screentext..You are literally arguing with statistics gathered impartially

btw, sidenote, hyper-aggression is actually a beginning sign of prostate cancer. might want to get that checked out if its a newish thing...that's actually a real thing btw, and a huge killer of men. happy prostate = not being such a a-hole in real life. funny how that works.
get checked out.
its covered under Obamacare

I'm in better shape than 99% of Americans. That is one thing I always kept from being in the USMC. I stay in great shape. I also do not feel obligated to pay for your healthcare or anyone else. Pay for your own way in this world. If you can't afford it you die as well as me. Do not give a s*** about you, your family or anyone else. Your life or mine is not all that god damn important to financially be a burden on other people. Own your own space in this world without making others contribute to it.

a reply to: LifeMode

I can't wait to see Barry's head on a plate.

It will be the highlight of the Election!

originally posted by: NotTooHappy
Barack Hussein Obama is, and will go down in history as, one of the greatest presidents in the history of The United States.
I'm sorry that hurts your feelings so much but; it's still true.

and you must be smoking grass,

you actually think BO was a good President?

originally posted by: LifeMode
I'm in better shape than 99% of Americans. That is one thing I always kept from being in the USMC. I stay in great shape. I also do not feel obligated to pay for your healthcare or anyone else.

I see
well first off, let me thank you for your service
now you can thank me and others for giving you a job through tax money going to the military industrial complex we have no choice to fund.

See, I never really felt obligated to give up tax dollars to pay for wars I simply didn't see as necessary, and that's been unconstitutional. we haven't had a earnest war since WW2..yet I have been expected to pay for your salary to go over and shoot brown people because some politicians said so and you needed a job.

I had to travel the world using my brain and a passport, but hey, that's just me. not everyone is built the same.

As far as healthcare you seem fixated on, keep enjoying the benefits of taxpayer funded hospitals for former soldiers at the VA.
Funny though, seems you actually do depend fully on uncle sam flipping your bill still..for crap I didn't want happen. gave you a job, healthcare, etc etc etc.

So there it is, you are forced to give up some taxes to better society through helping people, and I am forced to give up some taxes for people like you to go kill people for some globalists profit
give and take.

Enjoy the election tomorrow/today.

a reply to: SaturnFX

Another one, geez, have you even called your insurance company to ask what your payments will be starting January? And if you are on a PPO will they continue it? And if you're on or have to switch to a HMO are any hospitals or doctors accepting it in your area? Lot's of clinics and hospitals are dropping out of the program btw, they'll only accept large group plan insurance if you're lucky enough to have insurance through your employer which thanks to Obama is hard to come by nowadays.

My HMO insurance payment will be going up 60% come January. How much is yours going up? Is your doctor going to remain in the program or do you have to find another that will accept it? And good luck with that. . .

Thanks Obama!

Come 12 months from now, and most of you will be begging to have Obama back in office. Sure, he has made mistakes, but no President has a spotless record, and neither candidate competing for election today will be perfect either. The last thing America needs is a Narcissistic reality TV star or a sociopathic warmonger in the White House.

a reply to: SaturnFX

if you are going to try to pump sunshine up my ass about Health insurance, please whisper something sweet in my ear first.

If you really believe what you are posting, I think that's nice. Being blind to reality is cool for those that can't handle it.
But speak to the majority of Americans. Ask the regular people who as a family bring in between 40K and 80K a year. (most of the middle class falls into that category) Ask them what happened to their rates and coverage.

lie to yourself all you want, but don't try it here.

a reply to: Aazadan

Jimmy Carter. But that's neither here nor there.

The truth is that Obama leaves the presidency with the country in a better state than he found it. The same can not be said for the last guy or his daddy. I'd say that at least marks Obama as a good president. It will be up to history to decide if he was great.

originally posted by: network dude
a reply to: SaturnFX
If you really believe what you are posting, I think that's nice.

I am posting articles stating facts.
its not something that requires belief. you got an issue with it, not really my problem. I often have issues with gravity.

Obama has been a great statesman. Respected, dignified and thought provoking.

It's just a pity he had no respect from certain people in the US who were determined to see him fail at all costs.

originally posted by: SaturnFXumm
20 million people have gained health insurance coverage because of the Affordable Care Act, new estimates show

On the backs of everyone else whose premiums have been going the opposite direction (some dramatically) than was claimed during his pandering to get support for the legislation passed at midnight on Christmas Eve.

Not to mention that this is an estimate from the department in the government that has a stake in putting the most positive spin on the whole thing. It's a biased estimate, not a fact.

At this point in the game, anyone who tries to spin the PPACA as being a grand achievement loses any credibility.

originally posted by: daaskapital
The last thing America needs is a Narcissistic reality TV star or a sociopathic warmonger in the White House.

But right now we HAVE a narcissitic warmonger who treats the presidency like it's a reality TV show, so at least with Trump or Hillary, we jettison a little of those negative traits.

There is one silver speck of a lining in this dark storm cloud, refer to thread title.

originally posted by: SlapMonkey

originally posted by: SaturnFXumm
20 million people have gained health insurance coverage because of the Affordable Care Act, new estimates show

On the backs of everyone else whose premiums have been going the opposite direction

I know..its sad that rates went up just to save people.
cant we just be a good Christian nation and let 20 million people not have health insurance?!! Surely god woulda came and faith healed the poor.

(I don't mind losing credibility in the eyes of demons)

originally posted by: SaturnFX

umm
20 million people have gained health insurance coverage because of the Affordable Care Act, new estimates show

And even more than that have been screwed by "Affordable Care Act."

My buddy just sent me a screenshot of his new ACA plans.

Avg Bronze payment: $633 / month
Avg Silver payment: $766 / month
Avg Gold payment: $887 / month

Does that look affordable to you for a middle class worker?

originally posted by: imwilliam
a reply to: SaturnFX


From your article:

Americans with insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace or through their employers have benefited from better coverage and a reduction in the growth in health care costs.”

Better coverage? Reduction in the growth in health care costs? Certainly hasn't been my experience.

I've never had a deductible this high, had such a hard time find a doctor that accepts my insurance, or paid more.

EDIT And by "paid more" I mean a boatload more.

I'm uninsured. I refuse to help those that won't help themselves. I paid $90 at my last doctor visit, and he sent me to a place he worked a deal out with and I paid $48 for blood work, and my blood pressure pills cost $20 for a 6 month supply at the pharmacy he has a deal worked out with. Cheapest ACA payment I could find was a Bronze plan with a $375 monthly payment and $7,500 out of pocket. Instead, I pay $158 every 6 months.

originally posted by: Aazadan

originally posted by: Snarl
This is what happens when the unqualified are vaulted into the highest seat of power in the land. You'd think we would have learned from the likes of many who have preceded him.

He sucked royally at the job ... but I can't bring myself to blame hime exclusively for the mess we all now find ourselves in.

I truly fear what follows him.

Unqualified? He served (most) of one term in the Senate, was in state government for something like 12 years, and by academic credentials is a certified expert on Constitutional Law.

You'd think he would have been qualified with a resume like that...