Posted on 03/27/2010 2:03:24 PM PDT by opentalk
You think Obama has been a nightmare? You ain't seen nothing yet. That was just the previews.
Have you seen the commercials yet for people who have maxed out their credit cards, have loans over ten thousand that they can't pay back, urging them to apply for stimulus dollars? It's enough to make you puke. For those who played by the rules, worked hard, did the right thing -- you're screwed, the man has you and your wallet and your kids' wallet by the throat. Welcome to the era of the degenerate -- they will be sucking your blood and your children's blood and your children's children's blood for decades to come, or however long America lasts.
American business, the motor of the global economy, was dealt a deathblow by the marxist putsch delivered by the Demo-rat party. The numbers are staggering. AT&T, the largest telephone company in the country, will take a one billion dollar hit in the current quarter as a result of this economic attack on America.
Verizon Communications, the second biggest U.S. phone company, told employees that tax burdens under the new law would likely filter down to employees.
Other companies that announced health care reform related charges include Deere, a maker of farm equipment, which sees a US$150-million charge for its current quarter, and Caterpillar, which warned of a US $100-million charge.
Who do you think will pay for this? We will pay. Business is not something in the abstract, or the evil force the leftists and the communists deceptively smear it to be -- business is work, business is people, it is jobs, it is production. When business pays, we pay. Jobs pay. Consumers pay.
Notice how Obama bad news always drops on Friday nights. You won't be able to keep the reality and the consequences of Obama rule.
Why wasn't this made public before the vote?
AT&T will take $1B non-cash charge for health care, Forbes
AT&T Inc. will take a $1 billion non-cash accounting charge in the first quarter because of the health care overhaul and may cut benefits it offers to current and retired workers.
The charge is the largest disclosed so far. Earlier this week, AK Steel Corp., Caterpillar Inc., Deere & Co. and Valero Energy announced similar accounting charges, saying the health care law that President Barack Obama signed Tuesday will raise their expenses. On Friday, 3M Co. said it will also take a charge of $85 million to $90 million.
..White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Thursday that the tax law closed a loophole.
.. Analysts say retirees could lose the prescription drug coverage provided by their former employers as a result of the overhaul.
Vote every one of them out in November. That is your job. Only replace with Conservatives.
We really should start calling this bill
HEALTH CARE TAKEOVER!
It is NOT health care reform.
Looting the sinking ship
Killing of the American dream and capitalism.
funny probably 90 percent voted for him. How u like me now
This is going to end very badly for the Rats and they are getting the idea big time.
It is funny. When gov was told that if they did not bail out the failing US auto makers, calculations on the job losses were made available by the MSM, experts and auto execs before Congress even voted. Obamacare will cost jobs and no corporation made a peep until after it passes. Gee wiz!!!!??????? Makes you wonder what the PTB (powers to be ie our ruling elites) really wants??
Caterpillar was trying to tell them.
But they are taking from those rich fat cats, right?
Oh wait....my 401(k) has some investments in ATT, Caterpillar, etc.
But, but, but....I am not rich!
//sarcasm off
White House spokesman Robert Gibbs said Thursday that the tax law closed a loophole.
Seems very calculating. Rush keeps talking about how they want you to be poor and in debt. Then you have no power but to rely on them.
the House Progressive Caucus (now the Congressional Progressive Caucus) was helped to organize by the Democratic Socialists of America, the U.S. affiliate of the newly-out-of-the-Marxist-closet Socialist International.
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