[BAW]

The list has 83 entries. Worth a read.

[sergeantdave]

Well, hell’s bells. Pass out the hemlock, Shylock, we’re all doomed.

Can I have your stuff after you off yourself?

[353FMG]

You wanted change in 2008.

You will have it. Period.

[stanne]

“approximately 75 percent of all American women do not have any interest in dating unemployed men.”

What 25% of women would date an unemployed man?

[The Antiyuppie]

I am tired of numbers like #25. Many of the taxes I paid were paid in money that was actually worth something, not today’s money, and certainly not in the next decade’s money.

If the government wants out of the deal, I’m OK with that. I would like all of my money back, adjusted for inflation and paid with the proceeds of the investments that I would have made at the time I was taxed, to the present. Thank you.

[TomGuy]

#20 Back in 1999, 64.1 percent of all Americans were covered by employment-based health insurance. Today, only 54.9 percent of all Americans are covered by employment-based health insurance.

Interesting, since Team Obama seems to have the impression that 'most' Americans are covered by employer-based insurance.

[Excellence]

bfl

[Battle Axe]

More on Social Security because of better health care. The reason they set retirement age at 65 is because most did not live beyond that. Now one of the neighbors is 93.

Men died from heart trouble, now they live with surgery and pacemakers.

[Mike Darancette]

Mournful numbers.

[CodeToad]

“According to the most recent numbers from the U.S. Census Bureau, an all-time record 49.2 percent of all Americans are receiving benefits from at least one government program each month. “

I believe they included military pensioners in that number.