- Fact-checking the new Michaud ad
- Poll: 12% see Obamacare as positive for their family
- Free Press: How Detroit Went Broke
- Infographic: The Financial States of America
- Study: Medicaid expansion would benefit young men, smokers and drinkers
Fact-checking the new Michaud ad
Posted: 16 Sep 2013 12:47 PM PDT
Democrat
gubernatorial candidate Mike Michaud released a campaign ad on Monday
in which the career politician made a dubious claim about job creation
in Maine over the past year. Said Michaud, “If you look at the Maine
being one of the three states that’s actually lost jobs, uh, over the
last year, the uncertainty, uh, […]
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Poll: 12% see Obamacare as positive for their family
Posted: 16 Sep 2013 10:54 AM PDT
Just
12 percent of Americans believe that President Barack Obama’s
controversial health care law will have a positive impact on their
family, according to a NBCNews/Wall Street Journal poll released on
Monday. The results come as state and federal governments gear up for
the Oct. 1 roll out of health insurance exchanges. Just 31 percent […]
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Free Press: How Detroit Went Broke
Posted: 16 Sep 2013 09:45 AM PDT
A
Free Press investigation published Monday sheds light on how Detroit,
once a paragon of economic prosperity, went bankrupt. “Detroit is broke,
but it didn’t have to be. An in-depth Free Press analysis of the city’s
financial history back to the 1950s shows that its elected officials
and others charged with managing its finances repeatedly […]
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Infographic: The Financial States of America
Posted: 16 Sep 2013 08:48 AM PDT
A
new infographic hosted at MoneyChoice.org offers a revealing insight
into the economic and social conditions of Maine in comparison to the
other 49 states. According the infographic, Maine ranks as follows in
the following categories: 33rd in median household income (U.S. Census
Bureau, 2011 44th in gross domestic product (GDP) (Source: U.S. Bureau
of Economic […]
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Study: Medicaid expansion would benefit young men, smokers and drinkers
Posted: 16 Sep 2013 08:28 AM PDT
Researchers
at the University of Michigan have found that expanding states’ medical
welfare program, known nationally as Medicaid and in Maine as
MaineCare, would primarily benefit younger males, tobacco users and
heavy drinkers. [REPORT: Potential Adult Medicaid Beneficiaries Under
the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act Compared With Current
Adult Medicaid Beneficiaries...] “Our objective was […]
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