PPACA and Scotus

[icenine]

I remember a conservative on tv saying once an industry is regulated it generally becomes stronger and more immune,citing the auto insurance companies as an example. So if one is forced to buy health insurance that would seem to be a boone to health insurance companies. The SEC has not hurt Wall Street as we all know. So now Blue Shield etc will be a sort of partner with the Feds. So if the Republicans ditch the Obamacare they would be hurting a big business community?
Scratch a tea bagger and you will find a person who loves his or her mandated socialized medicare or if they are young too ignorant to realize they will need it to someday.

[whell]

Originally Posted by icenine

I remember a conservative on tv saying once an industry is regulated it generally becomes stronger and more immune,citing the auto insurance companies as an example. So if one is forced to buy health insurance that would seem to be a boone to health insurance companies. The SEC has not hurt Wall Street as we all know. So now Blue Shield etc will be a sort of partner with the Feds. So if the Republicans ditch the Obamacare they would be hurting a big business community?
Scratch a tea bagger and you will find a person who loves his or her mandated socialized medicare or if they are young too ignorant to realize they will need it to someday.

How many regulated banks have disappeared in the last few years?

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

How many regulated banks have disappeared in the last few years?

Unfortunately there is no possible way to regulate mis-management.

[whell]

Originally Posted by merrylander

Unfortunately there is no possible way to regulate mis-management.

No, but regulation of banks creates an available pool of money to bail out mis-management.

[piece-itpete]

The sheer misunderstanding of how our government works is amazing and a chilling condemnation of our school system.

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

It is completely useless toilet paper anyways, so long as the states can ignore my constitutional rights and make up their own. Whoever set it up that way was an idiot. No wonder we have nothing but argument and turmoil. There, still enjoying your conversation?

And, yes, of course I built it myself. And, as time goes by, I'll be modding it myself. I build my own speakers too.

Dave

Sure! I always enjoy talking to yous guys

The ways of electronics are a mystery to me. Hope it sounds great!

Originally Posted by wgrr

I... It interferes with free enterprise and it is soci@lism.

Even our pre-Obamacare system was about as free enterprise as the power grid.

Pete

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by piece-itpete

Even our pre-Obamacare system was about as free enterprise as the power grid.

Pete

Unfortunately it is a regullated free enterprise and therin lies its real problem. The local Flicker & Flash installed an investment banker as CEO. He invested all the profits instead of fixing the outside plant. He lost his shirt along with the profits and now they are asking the PSC for a rate increase to cover all the storm damage from the recent tornados. No management not mis-management.

[merrylander]

Originally Posted by whell

No, but regulation of banks creates an available pool of money to bail out mis-management.

If you mean FDIC that was a good idea, to bad Sheila Bair retired, she is one smart lady.

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by whell

How many regulated banks have disappeared in the last few years?

As compared to the pre-regulaton era when they dropped like flies?

John