Comments on: Bush Threatens Kids' Health Plan Expansion
Promises To Veto Congress' Increase In Health Insurance For Poor Children
- "Common sence in government, never thought I would say Pres. Bush and common sence would go hand in hand, but this time he wins....
Posted by s8nfighter at 08:55 AM : Sep 23, 2007"
Then, explain why private insurance companies need subsidies from taxpayer money. - Reply to this comment
- Medicare Advantage + AARP SecureHorizons - small copay = very good healthcare. I know because I''''ve got it.
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Posted by ToolMangler at 03:14 PM : Sep 23, 2007
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Hope it''s better than BC and BS of NC, Thats what I had, might as well have been a couple bottle caps, for the good it did me. - Reply to this comment
- bush still has the support of 33% of americans...
guaranteed, you''ll find all of these bush supporters south of the mason dixon line.
war, hate, rednecks, christian creeps, white trash republcans...
that''s the south for you, folks! - Reply to this comment
- Medicare Advantage + AARP SecureHorizons - small copay = very good healthcare. I know because I''ve got it.
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- Instead of Bush damming the democrats he has had almost 8 years to come up with a solution NO attack, attack same old.
Posted by starleo146 at 03:11 PM : Sep 23, 2007
It''s all he''s ever had. Attack and slime the other side and that for him passes for decision making. - Reply to this comment
- Alan Greenspan told Tim Russert this morning, that Bill Clinton was the most brilliant President he had known.
Said Greenspan, "The time when Clinton gave his State of the Union address, and someone put the wrong speech in his Teleprompter, Clinton began delivereing the address flawlessly from memory, so that no one knew the difference. A feat like that takes enormous intellectual capacity."
[Quite a difference from the moronic goofball we have as President now]
Posted by Iceman_1960 at 12:35 PM : Sep 23, 2007
Greenspan also said Clinton''s policies were very close to his - Reply to this comment
- The power of christ compels you . . . to get better and not demand free health care from the government!
Ha!
Posted by socrates392 at 02:30 PM : Sep 23, 20
That''''s the republican health care package. Pray you don''''t get sick or injured and then go to a faith healer if you do. LOL!
Posted by SgtRDS at 02:35 PM : Sep 23, 2007
Instead of Bush damming the democrats he has had almost 8 years to come up with a solution NO attack, attack same old. - Reply to this comment
- You actually got to see a doctor? Last time I had to wait so long, I walked out!
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Posted by socrates392 at 02:57 PM : Sep 23, 2007
I saw a doctor, didn''t do a friggin thing. If I was smart I would''ve walked too.
BTW, I had insurance at the time, what a waste of money! And my time. - Reply to this comment
- Might as well be free, the quality of care I recieved was either non exsistent, or just,, well,,,GAWD awful!
Posted by slim1h2o at 02:48 PM : Sep 23, 2007
You actually got to see a doctor? Last time I had to wait so long, I walked out! - Reply to this comment
- The power of christ compels you . . . to get better and not demand free health care from the government!
Ha!
Posted by socrates392 at 02:30 PM : Sep 23, 20
Might as well be free, the quality of care I recieved was either non exsistent, or just,, well,,,GAWD awful! - Reply to this comment
- The power of christ compels you . . . to get better and not demand free health care from the government!
Ha!
Posted by socrates392 at 02:30 PM : Sep 23, 20
That''s the republican health care package. Pray you don''t get sick or injured and then go to a faith healer if you do. LOL! - Reply to this comment
- Well it would seem that, according to Bush and his "Christian" supporters, he''''d block children''''s health care. I guess the sick and dying children should be sent to Benny Hinn and Pat Robertson instead for faith healing.
Posted by SgtRDS at 02:26 PM : Sep 23, 2007
The power of christ compels you . . . to get better and not demand free health care from the government!
Ha! - Reply to this comment
- What would Jesus do ???
Posted by j-whitman at 12:19 PM : Sep 23, 2007
Well it would seem that, according to Bush and his "Christian" supporters, he''d block children''s health care. I guess the sick and dying children should be sent to Benny Hinn and Pat Robertson instead for faith healing. - Reply to this comment
- This is weird.. there are tons of disguised cuss words outright lies and personal attacks on this set of posts but once again when I point out a few facts my post seems to disappear - does anybody know why?
Thought I''d catch up from last night but all I found in it''s place was PAGES after Pages of cut and paste spam - isn''t THAT removable???
The gist of it - posted around 2 or 3 AM was that it was pretty illogical to have fits about a 35 million program that would save the lives of our FUTURE GENERATION yet call for a RECORD BUDGET BUSTING 200 BILLION to fund the likes of Haliburton, OPEC and BLACKWATER to pursue their War Profiteering, Price Gouging and Shooting Gallery Antics.
I pointed out that we''re protecting what is the cradle of the current terrorism - 15 of the 19 9/11 Hijackers were SAUDI as Well as that Son of a B-illionaire SAUDI Osama Bin Laden and killing innocent civilians in Iraq.
Maybe it was the comment that George''s cronies have mostly left and he''s about to be left standing there alone while the "Peter and the Wolf" music plays facing an unbelieving Public.
Oh well, guess it was too much truth for the Neocons to take.
Let''s see if this post "disappears" too. - Reply to this comment
- Per usual, Bushy-boy is only thinking of his *** war, killing thousands of our men and young women, drawn into a war that we equate to Vietnam. When will this idiot decide that this war cannot be won and start supporting Americans for a change? Moving millions of children from health care certainly almost proves to me he could be called a man with no heart at all. How about taking away his health insurance for himself and his family? Perhaps if he had to go without health insurance he would be more sympathetic to the poor children in our own country. Americans need money for Americans and when that idiot will learn this is certainly beyond me.
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- Lars,,,,, Stick your Appeal for Redress where the sun don''t shine --- The majority of Active Duty, Reserve & Guard Personnell don''t agree with it
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- Appeal for Redress
Sign this Appeal.
This site is an Appeal For Redress in support of our mission in Iraq.
An Appeal For Redress is an authorized means for active duty military to submit a grievance to Congress. It can be signed by Active Duty, Reserve, or National Guard military personnel.
It is authorized by DoD Directive 1325.6 and DoD Directive 7050.6.
The wording of the Appeal for Redress is:
As an American currently serving my nation in uniform, I respectfully urge my political leaders in Congress to fully support our mission in Iraq and halt any calls for retreat. I also respectfully urge my political leaders to actively oppose media efforts which embolden my enemy while demoralizing American support at home. The War in Iraq is a necessary and just effort to bring freedom to the Middle East and protect America from further attack.
If you are active duty, reservist or national guard, please Sign this Appeal.
Most service members fully support the war in Iraq and feel calls to retreat by Congress and attacks by our media on our conduct and mission act to motivate our enemy while demoralizing our support at home, directly increasing the threat we face and resulting in greater American casualties. This Appeal for Redress provides a way in which individual service members can appeal to Congress to fully support us and actively oppose media attacks on our mission and our morale.
This Appeal will be delivered to members of Congress.
http://www.appealforcourage.org/ - Reply to this comment
- Lars,,,, The only way you can compare this war with the war against Nazi Germany --
-- Bush/Cheney has the same ideals, propaganda, logic & policies of Adolf Hitler, Hermann Goering, Joseph Goebbels, & Dr. Joseph Mengele ---- They are gitting the same results as they did. - Reply to this comment
- lars008
Claimed to be a Member of the Military. He gave Indications He was a Military Officer.
He posted a - Form Letter - He wanted Military Personnel to send to their
Congressman and Senators.
He posted fraudulent : DoD Directives - Claiming these fraudulent
DoD Directives would Protect them from Prosecution.
lars008 - posted this - Form Letter - Several times each day each Weekend for two Weeks.
lars008 - purposely enticed - Military Personnel (unknowingly)
Into Committing a Criminal act ! ! !
One Marine - a Combat Veteran of Iraq - Had an Honorable Discharge
That Honorable Discharge was reduced to : Less than Honorable
Three more were Awaiting court-martial
I have Enclosed the Statement by : lars008
Copy it - Send it off to : Federal Investigators. Ask for a formal :
Criminal Investigation against : lars008
lars008 - Deserves nothing less - Than a one-way Ticket
To the Federal Pen - Along with a Permanent Position on : - "Queens Row"
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Posted by lars008 at 03:28 AM : May 20, 2007
Appeal for Redress.
Sign this Appeal. For Redress in Support of our Mission in Iraq.
An Appeal For Redress is an authorized means for active duty military to submit a grievance
to Congress. It can be signed by Active Duty, Reserve, or National Guard military personnel.
It is authorized by DoD Directive 1325.6 and DoD Directive 7050.6.
Posted by lars008 at 03:28 AM : May 20, 2007
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lars008 - Loyal Republican (Nazi) Party Member
Lastdance - Reply to this comment
- w and his lies lies lies. Due to constantly rising costs, his plan would cause a decline in coverage. The Dem plan is required to maintain coverage, and fix other problems.
I see w has his own health plan coming out sometime soon. Look for more corporate welfare, like his Rube Goldberg drug plan. - Reply to this comment
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