http://richkidsofinstagram.tumblr.com/
http://robbreport.com/
http://blog.neimanmarcus.com/the-2013-christmas-book-fantasy-gifts/
But keep spewing the conservative mantra that the wealthiest among us have superior morals
The wealthy maintain their wealth because they own the means of production. The rich do the same b.s. that everybody else does 
It just on a different level.
Sure guy. The wealthy have some arbitrary money threshold that they must cross before they ball out
I'm sure you have some of these
This shyt is looking like a big cash grab by insurance companies. change
UPDATE 5:54 p.m. -- The map has been updated on the White House website.
A map of the U.S. on the White House's website has something missing: Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
It looks a little bare, doesn't it?
The map depicts states based on their Medicaid expansion status.
U.S. Rep. Dan Benishek, R-Iron County, posted the photo on his Facebook page.
"Considering President Obama visited the U.P. only a few years ago, you would think he would remember to include it in the maps on his website," wrote Benishek, who represents northern Michigan and the Upper Peninsula. "It makes you wonder if the president’s omission of the entire U.P. from his maps is reflective of his views of us Yoopers?"
The criticism isn't anything new: Benishek has been opposed to the president's Affordable Care Act, which the graph mentions.
You'll likely never see this happen in a state of Michigan publication, however: in 2009, a law was passed to require both peninsulas to be depicted by state agency publications.
Here's the law:
Any illustration, image, or depiction of the state of Michigan on a publication or item produced by a department or agency of this state shall include both the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula of this state.
The White House has been contacted for comment on the map.
Update: The White House has added Michigan's Upper Peninsula to it's Medicaid map. “We’re encouraged that Congressman Benishek is reading up on the thousands of people all across Michigan who will have better access and options for health insurance thanks to the Affordable Care Act, and we hope that he stands ready to help any constituent in the U.P. who is seeking assistance in signing up and increasing the ranks of Michigan's insured," said Regional Communications Director Keith Maley.
I'm telling you this in the nicest way.
Shut up.
fukk you you bytch ass tin foil society fukk boy....you and that tool @thekingsmen can eat a dikk....
those "regular folks" get subsidies. millionaires don't. Also, there are less expensive insurance plans he can switch to if 600$ a month is too much for him.
