Xanadu is a name of a mall in Jersey that was supposed to open in 2007 but got pushed back next summer. Even then, it might not even survive the recession.
I guess the lesson is never call your projects Xanadu or Duke Nukem Forever.
How is allowing consumers to purchase insurance across state lines right-wing? I can make the same argument for having an abortion instead of purchasing insurance.
Equalizing tax benefits for employer and individually purchased insurance? Who argues against that?
Price transparency? Tort reform? Tax deductible donations to the uninsured? Are you sure liberals are objecting to this?
Medicare reform is a pretty general statement.
The only position that can be considered "right-wing" is repeal government mandates for types of coverage.
Like the Congressmen that hasn't read their own bills, I have a feeling most boycotters haven't read the actual article. In this authors case, he seemed to skipped the most important part.
If you regulate the demand side like limiting or banning overdrafts, let's just say drug dealers can do a bit more business with their pocket money.
Banks charge outrageous fees because consumers are willing to fork over a lot of money later for money immediately.
Wanna stick it to the banks and credit card companies? Don't overdraft and pay your balance in full and on time and collect reward points or cash back.
In keeping with the Dude theme, I would suggest Belgian beer tasting instead. There are trappists, lambic, framboise, witbier, or my favorite, all of the above.
1. SAT's are not an indication of intelligence. 2. There is no correlation between type of music and SAT scores. 3. All music, including Beethoven, makes people dumber.
Author claims this is funny? What's funny? People that listen to Soca, Jazz, Hip-Hop, and Gospel make the dumbest students? Here's a correlation, which diaspora pioneered all four of those musical genres?
This is inaccurate. I love Lil Wayne. I don't remember the last time I enjoyed Beethoven.
It would be nice if they do though, since that means more work for me.