Those High-Risk Health Plans for "Pre-Existers"; People aren't signing up & COST is high (Congressmen, poll)
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Sure. It's always the poors' fault. It's never that anything needs to be reformed in this increasingly polarized society where the rich are richer and the poor and middle class have seen their living standards drop for years now. They should just go to Harvard and become rich investment bankers!
Yeah sure, its always the rich investment bankres fault..
Yeah sure, its always the rich investment bankres fault..
Of course not. They're just getting lining their silk-woven pockets with billions in bonuses by cooking up schemes that screw the rest of society, such as selling the same near-worthless high-risk mortgage four times in a row and calling it AAA prime-grade stuff. That really worked out great for us all!
Of course not. They're just getting lining their silk-woven pockets with billions in bonuses by cooking up schemes that screw the rest of society, such as selling the same near-worthless high-risk mortgage four times in a row and calling it AAA prime-grade stuff. That really worked out great for us all!
Came across as nothing but a bunch of nonsensical rambling with absolutely no facts what so ever to back them up..
Especially considering the fact that it was GOVERNMENT which allowed the mortgages to be graded AAA.. Not investment bankers..
I can only guess that's because you haven't been paying attention to what happened. It's called "securitization" and "CDOs" if you want to look it up.
I'm very familiar with them.. Do you know why they were rated AAA credit? Try looking it up..
And while you are there, make sure you lookup WHERE the defaults originated because hint.. it wasnt America.. The initial defaults began in Switzerland.. Did you know that? Did you know that the money crunch had nothing to do with CDO's or securitization, but had to do with companies borrowing to pay their daily operating expenses? Please educate me ooh wise one..
I know PA did as well.. thats how my dad got coverage with his pre-existing conditions...
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania did not offer a high-risk pool to PA residents until August 2010, in response to the federally established temporary high-risk pool program.
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It's always the poors' fault. It's never that anything needs to be reformed in this increasingly polarized society where the rich are richer and the poor and middle class have seen their living standards drop for years now. They should just go to Harvard and become rich investment bankers! 
Try looking it up..
