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The best way to describe the source of President Donald Trump s broad economic and political impact is to take him out of the equation altogether, says economist Mark Blyth. The first thing to do is stop focusing on Trump if you want to understand this, the Scotland-born Brown University professor said on the latest episode of The Takeout podcast. Th stanley cup e bigger picture is simply a story of the breakdown of that regime, if you want to call stanley cup it that, from the 80s through to the financial crisis, where basically a huge amount of wealth was generated globally, and it went into very few hands locally. Listen to this episode on Stitcher Over breakfast tacos at food-truck-turned-restaurant, District Taco, across the street from the CBS News DC bureau, Blyth told CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Major Garrett and Political Director Steve Chaggaris that Donald Trump is a phenomenon on both the right and the left -- and stanley cup not only in the U.S., but also in other countries across the globe. And what it is, essentially, is a huge amount of dissatisfaction with the people who have been running the world for the last 30 years. It s like the ubiquitous fast food chain McDonald s, he says, drawing an extended metaphor: It s hard to find a bad McDonald s in the United States, but if you eat there all the time, bad things can happen. So a large part of the United States has been eating McDonal Zsdd Year-end spending bill includes controversial cybersecurity act
A major health insurer that wants to boost rates in California by up to 39 percent was trying to maximize profits by pur stanley cup ging its sickest customers while spending million stanley spain s on exorbitant salaries and retreats for its executives, congressional Democrats said Wednesday.Rep. Henry Waxman, chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said at a hearing on WellPoint Inc. that his panel s investigators had received internal company documents showing that in 2008, 39 company executives received salaries of $1 million or more. And in 2007 and 2008, it spent $27 million for 103 executive retreats. Corporate executives at WellPoint are thriving, but its policyholders are paying the price, said Waxman, D-Calif. WellPoint owns Anthem Blue Cross, which wants to raise rates on individual policy holders in California and blames those increases on rising medical costs.In prepared testimony for the panel, Angela Braly, president of WellPoint Inc., blamed the increases on the growing price tags for hospital care and pharmaceuticals. She also cited the ailing economy, which has caused many younger, healthier people to save money by dropping coverage, leaving her company stanley cup covering an older, sicker population. Raising our premiums was not something we wanted to do, Braly said. But we believe this was the most prudent choice. Anthem s rate boosts in California have made it a poster child for Democrats arguing that the nation s health system mus
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