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Obama Socialism is already breaking down – faster than the USSR

By Increase Savings | Published: June 14, 2009

Congress. On Monday, the Senate Finance Committee is scheduled to receive Congressional Budget Office estimates on a slew of health-care options. On Wednesday, the committee is expected to unveil proposed legislation. In advance of those milestones, the White House was moving aggressively to counter public criticism that funding plans for the health reform effort are [...]

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John Mccain's terrible Health Care "plan" vs. Obama

By Increase Savings | Published: May 14, 2009

changes. First he was taxing health benefits through both payroll and income tax. Then he said he only intended to apply income tax, which meant that his plan would create even larger deficits. Now he says there won’t be deficits, because he’s going to make up the cost of those tax credits by slashing Medicare [...]

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