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In its long-awaited study, the C.B.O. estimates that most Americans would pay the same or less in premiums in 2016, after reforms have kicked in, than they would pay under current law. This would mean an end to the rapidly upward spiralling of premiums Americans are now experiencing.

If trying the before military tribunals was such a good idea, why didn't the Bush administration do it during their eight years in office? Why kick it down the road to Obama and then all the right-wingers criticize what he chooses to do? ************* I got this response to a similar question...

The Senate Democrats grew some spines and took some strong measures against the insurance companies. Finally.

I don't agree. I have watched Glenn Beck, Sean Hannity, O'Reilly, Olbermann and Maddow. While all of these people advocate for their own opinions and beliefs, the ones on MSNBC are not trying to make people angry--they're trying to inform people and get them energized, perhaps, but not angry...

No. What is hypocritical are the right-wingers who get outraged by any criticism of Bush and then go out and smear Obama. Moderate and/or reasonable Republicans need to stand up against this crap, or we will continue to believe they support it.

If there is ever to be peace between these two countries, both sides will have to give up something. That's what negotiating and compromise are all about.

I know it had to be one of them, because none of you guys would even know who Van Jones is on your own.

Duh--we had Bush. Look where it got us.

Since when did we start caring where or when the president vacationed? Every president does it.

Watch a news program. When it's over, notice if you feel angry and hateful. If so, that's not a reliable site. Watch a different news program. When it's over, notice if you feel more informed or more interested in a certain topic. If so, that is a reliable site.