Kerry Lutz's--Financial Survival Network

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Professor Laurence Kotlikoff believes he has the answer to what ails America's healthcare system. The Purple Plan. Standardize the plans and have the insurance companies compete against each. Provide vouchers and subsidies for those who can't afford to purchase their own policies. Limit the total expenditure to 10 percent of GDP and pretty soon the problem will be solved. Throw in a dose of tort reform and things are bound to improve. He doesn't believe that the market can do it on its own, but give it over to the economists and things will get better.   

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Danielle and I got together for our bi-weekly discussion. We covered:

--Toronto's crack smoking mayor Rob Ford

--Municipal pension funds are trillions underwater

--Wall Street is cashing in on all this fakery

--The unemployment numbers were cooked during the presidential campaign

--There will be a shift back to real people and the real economy before it's too late. 

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Kevin Gosztola exposes the Washington Post's acting as an organ of the government in reporting about the Assange investigation. Later when they made changes to the article, apparently at the behest of the administration, they failed to mentioned that they updated the article, a serious dereliction of journalistic ethics. Snowden keeps coming up in the news. Congress is seeking to give the NSA still more power and thousands of people have been serving it with Freedom of Information Requests that have been all but ignored. When will it stop?  

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Ryan Mauro sees the administration coming down on the wrong side of just about every foreign policy issue that comes across its desk, in the Middle East especially. In Iran its misplaced belief that it can deal with the new face of the theocracy is clearly wishful thinking. They will not give up the desire to produce a nuclear weapon. The same type of thinking has happened in Egypt, where the country threw out the Muslim Brotherhood, but the administration was left still supporting it. What will they think of next?  

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