| thx1139 said: All that allowing Insurance Companies to sell across state lines does is bring down the regulation of the Insurance Industry. The state with the least regulation will have PO boxes galore that will become the new corporate headquarters of XYZ insurance. It isnt about saving the customers money it is about bringing down regulations to the lowest common denominator. Articles about selling over state lines. http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezra-klein/2010/02/selling_insurance_across_state.html You will see in those 2 articles information about what happened in the Credit Card industry http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/shows/credit/more/rise.html
So here are a couple more pieces of documentation for you to read. |
You do know that isn't actually a study right.
It was a picture put together via copying different things off the internet form different sources on a website that gets paid to refer students.
The biggest source for the chart beingbeing Erza Klein...
Who... well I'll let him say it.
"I used to have political aspirations," said Klein. "...in the sense of getting my name on a ballot and promising Iowans more ethanol subsidies than they could handle. But over time, I found that I enjoy writing far more. More to the point, I think that the creation of a media environment that can sustain and propel progressivism is more important than any single elected official. I'd trade a liberal O'Reilly (or Limbaugh!) for 5, 10 congressmen. The media is as effective and important an agent for change as the legislative bodies, and I think it's where I'm happiest and most effective."
So, someone who aspires to be the Liberal Bill O'Reily.
