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POPSHealth-care bill lets both parties down The winner is the insurance industry, as anybody who's been watching Washington for a while knew months ago. Just follow the money. The insurance lobby spent far more than any other during the shaping of this disaster, but now they don't look like the bad guys who blocked health care reform. It's a perfect victory for them. Reform passed, goes the headline, but quietly the insurance industry is better off than ever, while the initial problem this legislation was supposed to solve is left unsolved. Ours is a dying empire. Get yourself ready.
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POPSFed saved AIG to save Goldman More evidence of the timeless collusion between government, banks, and big business. Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner is a wholly-owned property of Goldman Sachs.
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POPSSo Much For Health Care Reform Anybody following the money on this issue knew we'd never see any real progress, and now that's been confirmed. Corporations pay to keep health expenses high, so that's where they'll stay for yet another administration. This has been going on for six decades.
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POPSOverspending -- not credit card fine print -- is the problem Too many people look for somebody to blame for their inability to control their own spending. Yes, credit cards and banks maintain usurious policies to snag the unsuspecting. So, don't be unsuspecting. Get a no-fee card, limit your spending, and pay the full balance each month. If you do that, you get an interest-free loan each billing cycle, and the joke's on the bank.
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