We'd kill to receive even half of that benefit. Frickin' awesome.They pay their premiums the same as every other FEHB participant. 28 pecent pre-tax payroll deduction is the same as pretty much every employer/employee situtation. Employee pays around 30% employer around 70%. That's just the way things work.
Up until a couple weeks ago, Casey was out of commission too. PA not having much luck lately.If he doesn't resign or die they can't get rid of him without 2/3 of the Senate expelling him. It would be smart to leave him be, he can't vote without being there. Which puts Manchin and Sinema back in play.
Quit your whining. You chose a different risk/reward model for your life, as did I. If you wanted to be a ward of the State, you would have chosen that path.We'd kill to receive even half of that benefit. Frickin' awesome.
Given the type of work you do I assume you could have picked up a civvie job at any time if you wanted to. Then you could have the whole benefit instead of half.We'd kill to receive even half of that benefit. Frickin' awesome.
I couldn't survive in one of those...... a civvie job at any time if you wanted to. ......
You are apparently clueless. The difference between "whining" and "sarcasm" eluded you... No surprise there.Quit your whining.
Well he chose the path of being a Ward of the State, so his Obamacare is paid for by us working class stiffs...You are apparently clueless. The difference between "whining" and "sarcasm" eluded you... No surprise there.
As it so happens, for animals, brains almost never is part of the equation - biggest, strongest and most aggressive leads the pack.
His May 2022 stroke left him incapacitated for weeks, and he was lucky to survive. Despite this, he chose to continue campaigning, which could have potentially led to permanent brain damage, according to those close to him. Despite his prolonged period away from the Senate, it doesn’t appear that he’s experienced any improvement in his recovery from his stroke, and that was abundantly clear from watching him chair the Senate Subcommittee on Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry.
Even the Washington Post couldn’t deny the obvious. “Though his voice stumbled at times while reading from prepared notes, Fetterman appeared in good spirits as he gaveled in a hearing focused on the benefits of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP,” the paper reported. “Republicans have proposed increasing the number of people who must meet work requirements to qualify for SNAP.”
Video from the hearing is difficult to watch. We all know much of these hearings are scripted, but Fetterman sounds like he’s reading from his prepared remarks for the first time and doesn’t seem to understand what he’s saying. I’d feel bad for him if it wasn’t his fault he was in this position in the first place.
He and Hank Johnson should form their own Committee.