Saturday, January 28, 2017

What's Hot on the Blog 1/28

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Powered - it's kind of funny that you find this one amusing

How About - Texas without U.S. military gravy is a woeful place

The Most - the worst Sixties coffee machine ever made but the girl is pretty

What's Hot

Fun - if you're going for crazy, go for it all

The Other - this isn't about bashing the Navy but blowing up subs

The Blustering - these Executive Orders get a whole lot of airplay and immense Twittering but they don't really do all that much

It Seems - with a cameo about Luther Burbank, America's greatest gardener

You May - google beautiful Russian actresses and Natalya Rudova is one

Relatively Few - disappointment regarding the minimal reaction to "Snowden" but there was a surge after this article and then another fade.  It's all for accountability, responsibility, doing the right thing. There's a link to the review from this article.

6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yep I just signed up my two daughters who dropped off my insurance for $10 a month
$35 prescription and $50 Dr visit
and decent catastrophic care coverage.
But Tennessee is down to just too providers so I dont know if it will be the same next year but they should be on company sponsored by then.
Hopefully many more will sign this year to avoid the tax penalty which will help lower premiums for next year

Unknown said...

It's astounding to see they get such a rate. I did not see this before the previous.

The immediate thought is they cut something out but what could it be and is it something the Fed needs to know to make the awareness better known for a more effective way to do it.

Anonymous said...

it is income based
These are Tennessee rates and may not be available in all states

Unknown said...

That goes back to states rights and fair enough on that as it's the law of the land at least for this time. I'm glad there's such a deal up there and I keep wondering about hidden costs but those are not things which would slide by you.

Anonymous said...

It has been law of the land.
The big Fed push is that the tax penalty is now almost as large as the yearly premiums. As more sign up the premiums will go lower. ACA only had a chance if the healthy young ones signed up to share the load. That is only now beginning to happen as they see thier tax returns dwindle by penalties.
It will still costs ridiculous sums of money because of the Federal subsidies on premiums.

Unknown said...

I'm not supporting ACA and I don't believe I ever have and the law of the land is whatever Congress makes it at any given moment. Big wheel keep on turnin' ...

There's no wilting to the determination for a one-payer system which fires all those with their hands out but it won't happen any time soon so I observe. There's a related article I've just posted regarding education in TN and it may surprise you regarding states rights.