children out there, a lot of single women, single mothers. in my practice, what are they do to do with all of that? what about the problem of fathers who aren t paying child support? are we discussing that? no we are talking about contraception and abortion and these other issues. these are the issues that are out there right now. laura: where does it stop? do we stop at contraception being covered or why not men have called into my radio show saying there is lots of things they would like in their own lives for fulfillment and the betterment of their daily living that aren t covered by their insurance. and there is lot of things out there. we are talking about a bigger issue. laura: cover all of it because we have unending money to cover this stuff. we all know that s not true. we are talking about the basic issue of. laura: nine and ten health plans offered by employers already cover this stuff. we are out of time unfortunately. jennifer, it s already covered by nine out
14th amendment and deciding wow! that is huge! i m going to do what bill [ disco playing ] clinton said i should do all along and look at the 14th and this is to remind you that you could save hundreds! amendment and drive constitutional scholars crazy and say this gives us the yeah, that ll certainly stick with me. ability to raise the national debt in our national interest. we ll ta it. when he came out and started for go, big money! 14 minutes talking about the i mean, go. same thing he did in his two it s your break, honey. press conferences over the prior same coverage, more savings. two weeks calling out now, that s progressive. call or click today. republicans, i thought is this allowed? this is almost a partisan debate on primetime tv. actually, the second sentence was for the last decade, we have spent more money than we take in. blame bush was the whole point. that was the thesis of this speech last night. i was stunned that he got to it on the second sentence. i will a
primetime address, i m thinking this might be he might be a breakthrough! 14th amendment and deciding i m going to do what bill clinton said i should do all along and look at the 14th amendment and drive constitutional scholars crazy and say this gives us the ability to raise the national debt in our national interest. when he came out and started for 14 minutes talking about the same thing he did in his two press conferences over the prior two weeks calling out republicans, i thought is this allowed? this is almost a partisan debate on primetime tv. actually, the second sentence was for the last decade, we have spent more money than we take in. blame bush was the whole point. that was the thesis of this speech last night. i was stunned that he got to it on the second sentence. i will argue this. that blame bush was the subset of this speech. the first speech was blame the rich. right. and it was blame those people who aren t paying taxes and, of course, house republi
paperwork used to evict people from their homes. could a nationwide foreclosure moratorium be the works and what would it do to the u.s. economy. brenda butner is anchor of bulls and bears. this moratorium, it s already in place with some mortgage companies could remove about a third of all current homes on the marketplace under foreclosure. would that be a disas the terrify for economic recovery and precipitated the double-dip. the first thing it gives some people a sigh of relief. it s not necessarily a sigh for the rest of the economy or other homeowners because they look at their neighbors who aren t paying and not getting foreclosed upon. they think maybe i don t have to pay. the truth is, what happened is there is a thing called robo signers that many of the banks
they said the health care law would lower costs, but a new report out this week says the mandate allowing kids to stay on their parents plan until they re 26, that may jack up all premiums and, rich, you ve been horning we re all going to pay more for a long time. we re all going to pay more for a long time unless it is repealed. the dirty secret of the obama care plan is that seniors will be denied coverage. that s the only way the numbers work because if you give money to the people who aren t paying in and you say you re going to keep the budget flat, then you ve got to take it from elsewhere. this is a generational transfer from the old to the young. so neal, you now have these 26-year-old people, up to 26 who are going to be mandated to have some kind of insurance coverage and that s going to raise premiums for everybody. david, i think the right could stop hyper ventilating. department of health and human services hasn t even finished the regulations.