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He said he had “fumbled” the ball. Three times. He acknowledged he was unaware of the depth of the problems with Healthcare.gov. And, perhaps most tellingly, he repeated a line from his days on the campaign trail; ”I am not a perfect man and I will not be a perfect president,” Obama said.
Everything is always about himself.
President Obama announced Thursday that his administration will let health insurers extend existing health plans on the individual and small-group markets into 2014. The administrative policy change will let insurers reach out to the millions of Americans being dropped from their plans so that they can renew their insurance for another year while the market adjusts to new Obamacare regulations.
Obama letting people keep canceled health plans for another year – CBS News
Last month he shut down the government rather than accept a one year delay in Obamacare, and called Republicans terrorists for trying to delay it. But today our benevolent dictator has announced that he won’t take your health insurance away for another year.
The US is truly blessed to have such a compassionate Party commissar.
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“They were running the biggest start-up in the world, and they didn’t have anyone who had run a start-up, or even run a business,” said David Cutler, a Harvard professor and health adviser to Obama’s 2008 campaign
Science News, Vol. 107
www.sciencenews.org/view/download/id/37739/name/CHILLING_POSSIBILITIES
Daytona Beach Sunday News-Journal – Google News Archive Search
The Philippines were also hit by two catastrophic typhoons within one week that year.
Trenberth says that typhoons are caused by global warming.
Lawrence Journal-World – Jan 14, 1982
Some scientists think that if the sea level rise should speed up and destroy a massive, unstable ice sheet in western Antarctica, the oceans could go up as much as 18 feet and inundate many coastal regions of the world.
‘No one knows how rapidly it can happen,” says Robert Etkins of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. –It could be 50, maybe even 200 years.
Another scientist who agrees is James Hansen of the Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York.
1982 + 50 = 2032. Eighteen feet of sea level rise in the next eighteen years.