U.S. Poll:Obama Worst President In Modern Times

We'd be kicking Russias *** under a President Romney. USA, USA, USA oh *** thousands of casualties, make the war stahp!

EA? Activision? Capcom? All those shitty 90s companies that pumped out bad games that wasted kids money with licensed ***?

I was more referring to the trend of pay-to-win games that even some once-respectable companies have now latched on to. Such a scam.

U.S. Poll: U.S. polls are dumb

I wasn't aware that non-living organisms were capable of having (or as you accuse, having diminished) intelligence.

I hold some monsanto stock!

Obama's Socialist Paradise, yo!

Turn America into Belarus ?

You hold stock!

You lie! You are not evil.

Evil people profit on downturns. Where are your short options?!

.... or whatever you hippies do with money when it piles up.

I don't believe money ever piles up for hippies.

I don't believe money ever piles up for hippies.

Still pretending it wasn't Congress, specifically the Tea Party holdouts, that caused that? Doesn't it get tiring lying like that all the time?

Insurance companies operating in New York State's marketplace are expected to ask for double-digit premium hikes next year, according to new filings from the companies.

Capital New York reports the average requested increase was 13%. The New York Post reports that number at about 12%. But the bigger insurers are seeking a bigger premium hike — according to Capital, the six most popular plans in New York are requesting an average increase of almost 15%.

The Post reports that Excellus Health Plan, which has about 24,000 customers, is requesting a 19.7% hike. MVP Health Plan, which has nearly 33,000 customers, is seeking a 19% increase. New York's largest insurer — Health Republic Insurance of New York, which has 68,000 customers — is requesting a 15% increase.

The requests from states are being closely watched, after the end of the first open-enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act. According to the reports, insurers cited a number of reasons for the proposed premium hikes in their filings, including rising medical costs, having a sicker and/or older pool of customers, and new regulations and taxes levied by Obamacare.

"Our goal in pricing is to match expected medical spending — including medical costs, utilization and mandated coverage — with premiums. Other factors include plan design and new taxes and fees," Maria Gordon Shydlo, a spokeswoman at UnitedHealthCare, told the Post.

Health insurance premiums rise every year. But insurers' proposed increase is markedly higher than average — though there is little data with which it can directly be compared. According to a study released by the Commonwealth Fund, which supports the Affordable Care Act, individual health insurance premiums rose by more than 10% on average in the three years before President Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law.

open parks for protesters, close em for veterans....

who fuucking cares about anime

who fuucking cares about anything?

The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that President Barack Obama's recess appointments to fill slots on the National Labor Relations Board in 2012 were unconstitutional.

The unanimous opinion, written by liberal Justice Stephen Breyer, said that Congress, and only Congress, decides when it is in session and when it is in recess. It ruled the Senate was not in a formal recess when Obama made the 2012 appointments — therefore,

That meeting is cited as one of the key early developments that led to the eventual, universal rebuke of Obama's move by the Supreme Court on Thursday. In a 9-0 decision written by liberal Justice Stephen Breyer, the high court ruled Obama violated the U.S. Constitution when he made the recess appointments during a brief break in the Senate's work.