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To: shades who wrote (45285)	1/26/2006 2:21:38 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

Bush suggested his sympathies are more with the workers than the corporations, saying his administration would focus on retraining laid-off employees. Comment from the FOOL: We're supposed to believe he cares more for workers than the corporations? He's saying "Read my lips." because he doesn't want us to watch what he actually does.

To: shades who wrote (45285)	1/26/2006 2:34:29 PM
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Kerkorian Makes Another Bad Buy of GM By Jim Cramer Anyone have that post?

To: shades who wrote (45285)	1/26/2006 2:49:08 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 116555

nytimes.com But for those who criticized the idea of health savings plans from the start, the early results simply confirm their gloomier forecasts. The critics say this approach is increasing many people's out-of-pocket expenses and warn that it will make them less likely to seek routine preventive care that might stave off bigger problems down the road. Pat Schoeni, executive director of the National Coalition on Health Care, a group seeking better, more affordable medical care, said, "The savings accounts are not designed to help people pay for health care; they are designed to help employers unload their health care costs."