Could This Be A Real Compromise On Public Option?

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[superjeff14]

i love that compromise. Thats what america is about. choices.

[jotunobsidianeyes]

Fuck no! I live in a 'red state'. Why should I be punished for living with a bunch of fucking Republicans?! This is worse than no public option almost. I work hard and I need that public option now. This is not a good compromise, this is a terrible terrible idea. It's an obvious shit idea.

[raughn3]

ok now thats propaganda what states are you taking about? there are no public options!

[SudzDude]

We already have public options in several states and they are all massive failures. It's the Democrats who are afraid to offer this type of compromise.

[bluebluewolfwolf]

GENiUS!!! THis is a great ideal

[Secretofthesauce]

im saying i doubt Oklahoma will have it. ^-^' sorry i can see how that was misinterpreted.

Oklahoma is overflowing with republican stupidity, and as much as i want to stay and try to be a voice to help things come to the better, if they dont have a public option i cant stay here.

[modemmack]

Running from an option? You know what the word option means? You are already paying for the uninsured when they go to the emergency room.

[Secretofthesauce]

if this happens... i'll have an even bigger motivation to move out of Oklahoma

[Chnamanjx]

If a democrat votes with the republicans on a filibuster vote, then he should be stripped of his membership.

End of story.

And a good portion of the DNC money should be going to get him voted out in the primaries.

[Chnamanjx]

Federal reserve basically allows the government to borrow from itself at low interest, thereby "printing" money.

Now whether this lending is to to keep the economy afloat or their banking buddies afloat and get richer is the question.

[adolthitler]

Is that true?

Where do you get the figure of the govt owing the federal reserve?

Who owns your federal reserve if not the govt only?

I have heard this conspiracy theory before, I dismissed it due to its overwhelming craziness. But if you have evidence present it.

[peacewillrule]

over 40% of the national debt (approx. 12 trillion dollars) is owed to the Federal Reserve, the central bank of the United States, and to other government accounts. BTW, The Fed is actually quasi-public (part private, part government) so calling it "part of the government" is not strictly true.

Explain this my friend... as of today why does United States owe 5 + trillion dollars to Federal Reserve? while we only owe 2 trillion dollars to Japan and China?