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The White Debonair
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It's like a hotline for FAQs is the way I read it.
If I have a question about my auto policy, I'll pick up the phone and call my agent. Sure, I could read the policy and figure out how it applies to my situation, or I could just ask a specific question and get a quick answer.
great analogy. does your auto company ask that you report anyone who has negative experiences with the company?
It's like a hotline for FAQs is the way I read it.
If I have a question about my auto policy, I'll pick up the phone and call my agent. Sure, I could read the policy and figure out how it applies to my situation, or I could just ask a specific question and get a quick answer.
It's like a hotline for FAQs is the way I read it.
If I have a question about my auto policy, I'll pick up the phone and call my agent. Sure, I could read the policy and figure out how it applies to my situation, or I could just ask a specific question and get a quick answer.
you do realize that the White House has kept a hands off approach to the legislation, preferring to let the House and Senate write the bills? How in the hell could the WH provide any kind of guidance when they don't have a damn clue what's actually in the legislation, specifically HR 3200?
Following a furor over how the data would be used, the White House has shut down an electronic tip box — flag@whitehouse.gov — that was set up to receive information on “fishy” claims about President Barack Obama’s health plan.
E-mails to that address now bounce back with the message: “The email address you just sent a message to is no longer in service. We are now accepting your feedback about health insurance reform via: http://www.whitehouse.gov/realitycheck.”