Cruz an embarrasment to Republicans
Sep 28, 2013 14:19:26 #
Ron K. wrote:
Hope? Change? I hope I have some change left after Obummer gives all my money to neer-do-wells who refuse to work. I'm 74 years old and I'd love to quit working.
You can't stop working, they need your money.
Please send extra. ;-) :?
Sep 28, 2013 14:21:40 #
TrainNut wrote:
You can't stop working, they need your money.
Please send extra. ;-) :?
Please send extra. ;-) :?
You're right. I'll have to try to get more hours.
Sep 28, 2013 14:21:58 #
bvm
Loc: Glendale, Arizona
Bruce with a Canon wrote:
The republican party has been dead. They died when... (show quote)
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Sep 28, 2013 14:25:20 #
Ron K. wrote:
You're right. I'll have to try to get more hours.
They appreciate your support. :hunf: :? ;-) :thumbup:
Sep 28, 2013 14:31:44 #
skip549 wrote:
I think Ambose is an embarrassment to UHH
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Sep 28, 2013 14:37:48 #
"There never was a health care problem in this country; we had the best health care in the world available to everyone; even the destitute, illegal immigrants & people who thought they didn't need (or didn't want to pay for) Health Insurance had legal access, all they had to do was to present themselves at any hospital and they would be treated, generally in the order of the seriousness of their problem. The care was free to them, paid for by a 9% tax on all health insurance premiums."
You must live on another planet, other than planet Earth. I am a HARD-WORKING individual. Because of PE conditions and being self-employed, I couldn't begin to afford HC ins. I'm now on Medicare.
So, for those 6 years, if I had a pain, I could pay for a Dr. appt or go to the ER if it's severe. Then, when I find out I have cancer, AGAIN, do I go the the ER for surgery and chemo/radiation treatments? Do I have a bake sale and raise funds.
There is so much stupidity in the country, it's hard to believe it's the same country it was 30 years ago. There is so much hatred, there is so much contempt for people like me. I have had republicans tell me it was probably my own fault I got cancer in the first place. And, so many of you people call yourselves good Christians. Jesus would call you the Pharisees. God help you all.
You must live on another planet, other than planet Earth. I am a HARD-WORKING individual. Because of PE conditions and being self-employed, I couldn't begin to afford HC ins. I'm now on Medicare.
So, for those 6 years, if I had a pain, I could pay for a Dr. appt or go to the ER if it's severe. Then, when I find out I have cancer, AGAIN, do I go the the ER for surgery and chemo/radiation treatments? Do I have a bake sale and raise funds.
There is so much stupidity in the country, it's hard to believe it's the same country it was 30 years ago. There is so much hatred, there is so much contempt for people like me. I have had republicans tell me it was probably my own fault I got cancer in the first place. And, so many of you people call yourselves good Christians. Jesus would call you the Pharisees. God help you all.
Sep 28, 2013 14:45:04 #
Sep 28, 2013 15:31:45 #
venturer9
Loc: Newton, Il.
Frank T wrote:
I do have one question: If Obamacare is going to be such a huge failure, why does Cruz want to stop it. If he lets it get implemented and then it fails it would help him in his bid for President.
What I believe is going on is that Cruz is actually afraid that it will succeed and he wants to stop it before it becomes accepted and liked by the populace.
What I believe is going on is that Cruz is actually afraid that it will succeed and he wants to stop it before it becomes accepted and liked by the populace.
Frank,,,
I believe that stopping a program that you sincerely believe to be wrong for the country is much to be preferred over letting said program proceed on the HOPE that you will be swept into office because you "Saw the Light"
Mike
Sep 28, 2013 16:15:35 #
venturer9 wrote:
Frank,,,
I believe that stopping a program that you sincerely believe to be wrong for the country is much to be preferred over letting said program proceed on the HOPE that you will be swept into office because you "Saw the Light"
Mike
I believe that stopping a program that you sincerely believe to be wrong for the country is much to be preferred over letting said program proceed on the HOPE that you will be swept into office because you "Saw the Light"
Mike
Just think if they would have stopped slavery when they wrote the constitution.
And the great idea of making alcohol illegal. That worked good.
They were convinced that it was a good idea at the time.
Sep 28, 2013 17:07:55 #
Ditto and concur with everything "Bruce with a canon" says...
he is so on target, couldn't say it any better....
now as far as republicans coming up with a way to improve Obama care....that has to be a joke....there is no way to improve it... it needs to be trashed completely ...
hell give the 20 million uninsured free health care and leave the rest of us alone....it would be cheaper..... however this has nothing to do with health care...it all about control...that is what liberals want is to control your life.
he is so on target, couldn't say it any better....
now as far as republicans coming up with a way to improve Obama care....that has to be a joke....there is no way to improve it... it needs to be trashed completely ...
hell give the 20 million uninsured free health care and leave the rest of us alone....it would be cheaper..... however this has nothing to do with health care...it all about control...that is what liberals want is to control your life.
Sep 28, 2013 17:42:15 #
PrairieSeasons wrote:
It is not what is killing the Republican party. The Washington elite old-guard Republicans who are completely deaf to the needs of their constituents are the ones killing the party.
I have been a republican all my life(73 yrs) but have not voted with the GOP lately.
For Boner(yes, misspelled purposely indicating my personal dis-respect) and the GOP to attempt to de-fund Obama Care or hold hostage the budget timeline is ludicrous beyond belief. The GOP continues its' fractured downslide. It truly is amazing to watch as partisan political posturing continues to be the major objective.
Damn the people, Damn the country, Damn the budget is the GOP mantra.
Sep 28, 2013 17:53:22 #
pdwoodswood wrote:
I have been a republican all my life(73 yrs) but have not voted with the GOP lately.
For Boner(yes, misspelled purposely indicating my personal dis-respect) and the GOP to attempt to de-fund Obama Care or hold hostage the budget timeline is ludicrous beyond belief. The GOP continues its' fractured downslide. It truly is amazing to watch as partisan political posturing continues to be the major objective.
Damn the people, Damn the country, Damn the budget is the GOP mantra.
For Boner(yes, misspelled purposely indicating my personal dis-respect) and the GOP to attempt to de-fund Obama Care or hold hostage the budget timeline is ludicrous beyond belief. The GOP continues its' fractured downslide. It truly is amazing to watch as partisan political posturing continues to be the major objective.
Damn the people, Damn the country, Damn the budget is the GOP mantra.
The house is made up of representatives from districts all over the country. The majority of the members of the house have been given the mandate by those who have elected them to get rid of Obamacare, you might consider that.
In fact had the progressives not screwed with our constitution when they passed the 17th amendment back in the wonderful progressive days of Woodrow Wilson, there would be no Obamacare at all as the Senators would be held accountable to their state legislatures as the founders intended instead of becoming the more a second house of representatives as the progressives intended when passing that amendment.
Sep 28, 2013 18:11:22 #
PrairieSeasons wrote:
It is not what is killing the Republican party. The Washington elite old-guard Republicans who are completely deaf to the needs of their constituents are the ones killing the party.
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Sep 28, 2013 18:21:51 #
bvm
Loc: Glendale, Arizona
I think the US looks at BO as an embarrassment, the world looks at him as an amateur, the UN looks at him a court jester and of course Russians look at him as a boob.
For a guy who has no experience and only 142 days in the senate, he is an honest to goodness FlimFlam artist.
For a guy who has no experience and only 142 days in the senate, he is an honest to goodness FlimFlam artist.
Sep 28, 2013 18:33:56 #
BillHill
Loc: Saint Augustine, Fl
We know how the Iranians feel about BO- they threw a show at THEIR President for talking to BO on the phone.
bvm wrote:
I think the US looks at BO as an embarrassment, the world looks at him as an amateur, the UN looks at him a court jester and of course Russians look at him as a boob.
For a guy who has no experience and only 142 days in the senate, he is an honest to goodness FlimFlam artist.
For a guy who has no experience and only 142 days in the senate, he is an honest to goodness FlimFlam artist.
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