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rdean
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Republicans are good at saying Obama is blaming Bush for everything and bad stuff begin to happen when Democrats took control of the house in 2007.
Actually, if you review a little history, you find out that all that bad stuff was being debated at the time Republicans were laying the ground work for moving American Jobs overseas and unleashing a super charged health care system on the Middle Class.
Now its time for Republicans to put up or shut up. We know what their ideas were from 2000 to 2008. Our economy is the end result. Where are their ideas now?
A little "history":
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Illness and medical bills linked to nearly two-thirds of all United States bankruptcies in 2007
Harvard study finds 50 percent increase from 2001
Most of those bankrupted by illness were middle class and had insurance
More Medical Bankruptcy-Have Insurance, Go Bankrupt | ePluribus Media
Between 2001 and 2007, the proportion of all bankruptcies attributable to medical problems rose by 49.6 percent.
Rising Health Care Costs Mean Less Pay, Fewer Raises, Lost Jobs - AARP Bulletin Today
Each year, Richmonds insurance premiums for employee coverage keep mounting: a 17 percent increase in 2006, another 29 percent in 2007. Over the past eight years premiums have increased 138 percent
Are Tech Jobs Moving Overseas? - PCWorld
The number of employed software engineers in the U.S. dropped from 856,000 in the first quarter of 2004 to 725,000 in the second quarter. (Tech jobs are one area we expect to excell - not any more)
Actually, if you review a little history, you find out that all that bad stuff was being debated at the time Republicans were laying the ground work for moving American Jobs overseas and unleashing a super charged health care system on the Middle Class.
Now its time for Republicans to put up or shut up. We know what their ideas were from 2000 to 2008. Our economy is the end result. Where are their ideas now?
A little "history":
==========================
Illness and medical bills linked to nearly two-thirds of all United States bankruptcies in 2007
Harvard study finds 50 percent increase from 2001
Most of those bankrupted by illness were middle class and had insurance
More Medical Bankruptcy-Have Insurance, Go Bankrupt | ePluribus Media
Between 2001 and 2007, the proportion of all bankruptcies attributable to medical problems rose by 49.6 percent.
Rising Health Care Costs Mean Less Pay, Fewer Raises, Lost Jobs - AARP Bulletin Today
Each year, Richmonds insurance premiums for employee coverage keep mounting: a 17 percent increase in 2006, another 29 percent in 2007. Over the past eight years premiums have increased 138 percent
Are Tech Jobs Moving Overseas? - PCWorld
The number of employed software engineers in the U.S. dropped from 856,000 in the first quarter of 2004 to 725,000 in the second quarter. (Tech jobs are one area we expect to excell - not any more)