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2009 Remix of the hit song “Unemployed Lover” by Jackson Wyld
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Unemployment rate increase to four-year high
As of June 2007 Unemployment rate went from 7,295,000 to 8,933,000 in June of 2008
Child Hunger has risen to an alarming rate globally
Soaring Oil prices threatens inflation + unemployment
Gas price have risen to a 38% increase
Exxon’s profit in 2007= $40.6 billion
Shell’s profit in 2007= $31.3 billion
Chevron’s profit in 2007= $18.7 billion
BP’s profit in 2007= $20.8 billion
Conoco Phillips profit 2007= $11.9 billion
Stock prices plummeted downward in America, Europe and Asia. It is the worst global financial crisis in decades.
Congress passes a historic $700 billion bailout plan.
U.S national debt is ten trillion and continues to rise.
U.S. foreclosure activity increases 75% in 2007
U.S. foreclosure market reports 2,203,295 foreclosure filings
National banks going bankrupt
Home owners insurance premium increases 50%
Many children DO NOT have health coverage, more than 9.4 million American CHILDREN are uninsured
1 out of 150 children are diagnosed with autism
Cancer is the second leading cause of death among chidlren between the ages of 1 and 14
Health insurance companies sky rocket their prescription drugs making patients pay hundreds and even thousands of dollars
Doctors, drug companies, hospitals, and insurance companies are profiting from the fact that the healthcare system in the U.S. is the most expensive in the industrialized world.
Patients in the U.S. pay higher prices for hospitals, four times more per day, and higher prices for drugs, 60% to 70% more, than those in other industrialized countries. Together, this overspending amounts to $281 billion annually
Federal government spending of $2.8 trillion consumed 26% of the economy in 2006
The U.S government is now spending nearly $10 billion a month in Iraq and Afghanistan
Cost of War in 2003= $48 billion
Cost of War in 2004= $59 billion
Cost of War in 2005= $81 billion
Cost of War in 2006= $94 billion
320,000 service members reported injuies from mild concussions to severe head wounds
Girls as young as 12 are KIDNAPPD and GANG-RAPED by soldiers using them as entertainment and rewards for bravery
About 200,000 children have been ABDUCTED, TORTURED, and SEXUALLY abused before being recruited to fight in Africa’s long-running civil war
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Former President Bill Clinton responded to comments made by fellow former President Jimmy Carter about criticism to President Obama, on “Larry King Live.”
“I believe that some of the right wing extremists which oppose President Obama are also racially prejudiced, and prefer not to have an African-American President,” Clinton said, but did not say that all of the right wing share that view. “We should disaggregate lingering problems of discrimination from the attacks,” he said.
Clinton also said that while he didn’t think Carter was wrong to share his views, he’s “exceedingly sensitive” being a “white Southerner.”
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The senior administration official noted that even luminaries in the Republican party are acknowledging that there is a “health care crisis,” citing former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin’s opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday.Palin gets tough on health care proposals
That same senior administration official said both Democratic and Republican lawmakers now believe “something has to get done” because doing nothing “would be a political failure.”
The speech, analysts said, will probably be one of the most important to date.
“Wednesday night’s health care speech may be one of the toughest he has faced,” CNN contributor David Gergen said.
Obama has issued broad reform ideas, but has left most of the specific legislative details to leaders in Congress, who have faced sometimes contentious negotiations
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While Hadaza take the money from healthcare foundations, her husband try to prevent healthcare.
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House passes health care bill on 219 212 vote
House passes health care bill on 219 212 vote
President Obama won a historic victory in the struggle for health care reform Sunday as the House of Representatives passed a sweeping bill overhauling the American medical system.
The bill passed in a 219-212 vote after more than a year of bitter partisan debate. All 178 Republicans opposed it, along with 34 Democrats.
The measure, which cleared the Senate in December, will now go to Obama’s desk to be signed into law. It constitutes the biggest expansion of federal health care guarantees since the enactment of Medicare and Medicaid more than four decades ago.
A separate compromise package of changes expanding the reach of the measure also passed the House over unanimous GOP opposition, and is now set to be taken up by the Senate.
The overall $940 billion plan is projected to extend insurance coverage to roughly 32 million additional Americans. It represents a significant step towards the goal of universal coverage sought by every Democratic president since Harry Truman.
Most Americans will now be required to have health insurance or pay a fine. Larger employers will be required to provide coverage or risk financial penalties. Total individual out-of pocket expenses will be capped, and insurers will be barred from denying coverage based on gender or pre-existing conditions.
The compromise package would add to the bill’s total cost partly by expanding insurance subsidies for middle- and lower-income families. The measure would scale back the bill’s taxes on expensive insurance plans.
Video: Health care bill passes
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Video: Boehner’s fiery plea to House
Video: Debate right up to House vote
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Numerous House members insisted they would not back the Senate bill without a clear promise that senators would approve the changes.
The rare Sunday vote occurred after a long weekend of intense negotiations between the White House, House leaders and individual congressmen. Obama traveled to Capitol Hill Saturday to make a last-minute plea to the entire House Democratic caucus. He spent much of the last week trying to personally convince dozens of members.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-California, worked with administration officials to defuse a potentially fatal rebellion among socially conservative Democrats concerned that the bill won’t do enough to prevent taxpayer-funded abortions.
She also brokered a last-minute deal among several Democrats worried about disparities in Medicare funding for individual states.
Republicans failed to stop the Democratic health care initiative despite utilizing almost every weapon in their legislative arsenal. GOP leaders repeatedly have warned the plan will lead to a government takeover of America’s private employer-based health care system.
They have also argued it will lead to higher premiums and taxes while imposing harsh Medicare cuts and doing little to control spiraling medical costs.
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