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Gina Said:

Does America need more of this from their private health-care insurers?

We Answered:

no we don't. Any fool can see what's going on. When these people get purged they go to Medicaid and the tax payer pays for it. The same tax payer who says he doesn't want to pay for government health care, is already paying for government health care.
EDIT...23 min. and the single payer opponents don't have a comeback.

Martin Said:

Why is the Kevin Federline commercial offensive?

We Answered:

i worked fast fod in high school so... critics say its offensive because it conotates a fast food loser who wont make something of himself.... im personally offendede that some fast food place would give him a job, dont they have any standards anymore

Oscar Said:

How is this for "Change You Can Believe In"?

We Answered:

and a good deal for the drug companies~if Obama can push this through
the Democrattic controlled congress~~I knew something was fishy

Carl Said:

Help! Do You Know Where This YouTube Commercial Is?

We Answered:

dont now but it might have got deleted because the person who owns it deleted it or you tube have deleted it because they have deleted lots of music videos so that might have been deleted good luck on finding it though x

Megan Said:

how can congress do this?

We Answered:

I think this says it all:

"I am a most unhappy man. I have unwittingly ruined my country. A great industrial nation is controlled by its system of credit. Our system of credit is concentrated. The growth of the nation, therefore, and all our activities are in the hands of a few men. We have come to be one of the worst ruled, one of the most completely controlled and dominated Governments in the civilized world no longer a Government by free opinion, no longer a Government by conviction and the vote of the majority, but a Government by the opinion and duress of a small group of dominant men."

--Woodrow Wilson

Kelly Said:

Save Hundreds on Your Car Insurance by Switching to So and So?

We Answered:

Each company has it's own demographics where that company is better than other companies. Company A may have the lowest rates for younger drivers, Company B for older drivers, Company C for drivers with better credit, and Company D for high risk drivers. No one company has the lowest rates for everyone.

The ads are true but a little misleading. If you happen to call the company that's looking for drivers like you you will get a lower rate compared to the company you currently have - if your current company is not best for your demographic. When you find that company most likely you will switch. If the company you currently have is better you won't switch.

You'll notice that the ads say "people that switch will save $", because most likely people that save money are the only ones switching.