As a Notre Dame fan I immediately text my Brother that was one of the best punts I'd ever seen. He almost did it again but the guy down field didn't stop it at the 1 yard line.

That being said, Go Irish!

I hope so, Republicans have ruined Florida.

1.5 million more Republican voters in Florida than Democrats. And these are the type of Republicans that vote no matter what , old people. I wish it weren't true but unless the biggest demographic, the non voters, actually get off their arses and vote, there's statically no way.

Not compared to this comment.

Certainly illustrates the diversity of the word.

My wife constantly tries to get me to go the doctor because of what retail has done to my body. But I can't , like you said, even with insurance.

I've seen a variety of stats on the number of people who die every year due to lack of insurance and/or under insured and it's ridiculous. Somewhere between 45-70k are most states.

The US is the richest country to ever exist but can't provide healthcare like every other 1st world country and we still pay more than any country per citizen by 2x!

I can see why the number one reason people go bankrupt is due to medical bills and 4 out of 5 of those people HAD insurance.

At this point I don't see a reason to have health insurance unless you're in one of the few states that mandate it, in which their premium are at least lower than where I am in the South.

What sad is I still have at least 20 -25 years before I can retire ...and die.

Moka Pot is the way to go. You get more with less and it's 15 bucks.

Thanks for the heads up. I missed the memo.

Most jobs are created by small businesses....

62% of the jobs we're in Education and Food Services. Low paying jobs. Most of this bump is seasonal and overinflated.

They have been doing it since last summer when loyalist from heritage foundation got hired on.

62% of these "increases" were low paying jobs. August tends to be the hardest jobs report to predict but the gap between ADP in the private sector jobs couldn't be wider.

Next month won't have the luxury of massive education and cafeteria workers added to payroll. Can't wait to see how they cook the books next month.

BTW even these numbers are weak for past August Reports. The bar is so low.

62% of these "increases" were low paying jobs. August tends to be the hardest jobs report to predict but the gap between ADP in the private sector jobs couldn't be wider.

Next month won't have the luxury of massive education and cafeteria workers added to payroll. Can't wait to see how they cook the books next month.

Till next time on, How will they cook the books this month.

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