Oh my.  Apparently the chickens have come home to roost.

LOL. Such a revolutionary you are.  A multimillionaire football player is hardly the “bourgeoise”.  I have no sympathy for the “hardships” of rich people.

I’m fine with being let go after you pay me millions.  Thanks for the memories.

If you send the rich to the guillotines, they sure as heck won’t employ manicurists and barre instructors.  YOu’re cutting off your own nose to spite the rich.  Childish.

So don’t respect him but it is objectively NOT a “bad view” to support the President.

OOOOO good for you! Someone decided you get to judge who should be insulted by what!

That is not the standard by which an insult is judged in the oppression olympics. Thanks for playing.

It’s equivalent to Cuomo.  Your opinion is not the deciding factor.

They are racial slurs that are EXACTLY the same. The controlling opinion isn’t that of the insulter anyway, it’s the insultee.

It is not yours to judge.  You don’t know me, my pain or my family.

That is not the standard at the oppression olympics by which an insult is judged.  Do try to keep up.

In Cuomo’s world.  

You are out of your depth, Mr. Crockett. Unless you are Italian yourself, I’ve no idea how you imagine you’re qualified to judge an anti-Italian racial slur.

If my salary was high enough I’d be fine with it.  So there is that.

ALL the senators need to do the RIGHT thing and pass M4A.  All they need to do is say “aye”.  It could happen by C.O.B. today if they all knew their jobs depended on it and the American people wouldn’t let them back through the doors of Congress.

I’m quite aware of foreign medical education and licensing in the states as I’ve worked in health care for 30 years. FMG’s from Canada are rare BECAUSE the pay rate is high for Canadian physicians. The debt burden is relevant to the pay required to keep a US physician employed, ergo the “supply” to meet the demand of…

Here is the thing about random drug tests.  You will pass each and every time x infinity if you DON’T TAKE DRUGS.

M4A could happen tomorrow by stroke of the pen.  The bills are already written.  They just need to be passed.

The price charged by health care providers is entirely dictated by private third party payors (i.e. insurance companies), not by the doctors themselves.  Eliminate that market distortion and you might actually see a return of a sane relationship between cost and price.

Your statistics are not true for primary care (i.e. Pediatricians). Perhaps you are failing to compensate for exchange rate? It’s a common mistake. Canadian Pediatricians make an average of 236,000 Canadian dollars a year which when corrected for the relative value translates into slightly MORE than the 206,000 USD an…