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Checking in after a long day: Guide for how to help tornado victims here usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/05/…
How to help Oklahoma tornado victims
usnews.nbcnews.com — Bryan Terry / THE OKLAHOMAN By Devin Coldewey, Contributing Writer, NBC News The tornadoes in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and other states are wreaking havoc, but relief efforts are underway.
@LorenAdler Depends on circumstances obviously, but I think for many the answer would be yes.
@asymmetricinfo Yes -- unless plan also covers more than 60% AV. Then no.
@FamiliesUSA Analysis may not have the numbers right, but gist is on target.
RT @FamiliesUSA: Predictions of massive "rate shock" as a result of #ACA have been overblown. bit.ly/11VgSfH
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thehill.com — Predictions of massive rate shock as a result of President Obama's healthcare law have been over-blown, according to a new analysis from the Center for American Progress. CAP, a liberal think tank, said higher costs will only affect about 3 percent of people between ages 19 and 29.
@PaulBlu First the "train wreck" comment and now this. What's up with Max and all the transportation metaphors?
RT @PaulBlu: Baucus: Clearly a mack truck is being driven through the 501c4 loophole.
How fast-food chains & other low-wage employers are trying to weasel out of Obamacare newrepublic.com/article/113257…
Low-wage employers try to avoid Obamacare mandate
newrepublic.com — Have nursing homes, fast-food restaurants, and other low-wage industries found a way to wriggle out of some Obamacare requirements? Maybe. Today many (and possibly most) of these employers either don't provide insurance or provide barebones coverage that doesn't really cover much. Obamacare is supposed to change that.
RT @AlecMacGillis: The Silicon Valley two-step: 1. Deprive US schools of millions in tax revenue 2. Demand more H-1B visas because US workf…
RT @JBradley_DC: 64% growth in suburban poor population btwn 2000 and 2011 cc @CitizenCohn #suburbanpoverty
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