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That said, I don't see premiums going down any substantial amount and I have a feeling it is going end up being a lot more expensive than they think. |
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This is not some "conspiracy theory" it's a fact and a conspiracy that's been going on since 1921 as far as the birth certificate.. And even tough it caused so much controversy that the Act was allowed to expire in 1929 they have continued to do it by deception. 1936 as far as the SSN. Most of the real fucked up shit was done during Roosevelt's admin. Their game is up so they are coming up with new cons to do the same such as pay for health care of you go to jail. "Carbon credits" which taxes everything you do. Who and what did Obama and his money man Ben Bernake study? Roosevelt and the Great Depression. It's a new game of deception. |
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But they will go up, and soon. Here's the deal... The Republicans had no plan whatsoever to reform health care. They never did and they never will. But the Democrats have actually managed to outdo the Republicans by coming up with an insurance company friendly plan that's even worse than no fucking plan at all. And now, the American people have nowhere to go. We've all been fucked royally :disgust |
Let me remind all of you that are talking about "the" health care bill that there is not a health care bill. There are two health care bills that have to be reconciled into a single health care bill. There are major differences between the House Bill and the Senate bill and I personally believe that the differences will not be reconciled by the current Congress into a single bill to present to the President.
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Should be obvious to everyone now its both sides that are both corrupt and they do these fake WWF battles to keep the morons from figuring out that they are playing both sides.
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You want to bet? You want to know how they'll reconcile? They'll take all the bullshit from one bill mix it up with all the bullshit from the other and give us one huge fucking pile of bullshit. And both will say "well, we had to make a compromise. We needed to do something for 'the people'" Only they don't tell you "the people" they are talking about isn't you and I. |
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Yeah like McCain/Palin would be sooo much better. Health care bill would be "If you're not a millionaire you are fucked and need to die" health care. Yes soooooooo much better. before you bitch about who is in charge now LOOK at what the alternative would be. Last time I checked the rrepublcians had 6 years of total control. So they had a chance to make changes to health care and didn't. Hmmmmmmmmm. Why don't you sit and chew on that one for awhile. Actually THINK about why in 6 years not even ONE attempt was made to change health care that would benefit everyday people? I wonder why the republcians would not have been more pro-active about that? besides I'm not sure why you are pissed. Let's say this thing is total fubared. Then the GOP will take over again and gut it. Problem solved. And if you think bought votes are new then go take a hsitory class. It used to be much worse 100 years ago. Country seem to survive it. |
Where are all the lack of objective reality, Ron Paul haters now???
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People like to bitch, but really don't want actual change. That and about half the population doesn't really give a damn about anything other than what is on TV that night. |
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Because the mainstream media is owned by the same people who own both parties. They decide who wins and it's propagated via said media. Glenn Beck is a great example of the two faced media. Back during the elections he was talking down on Ron Paul like all of the other talking heads on TV. Now he acts like he's his best friend. They know Obama is going to be a 1 term President and they also know the Democrats are signing their own pink slips. So what they do is put the Glenn becks on TV and capture those frustrated with whats going on so they can turn them in the direction they want them to go. Whether that be candidates down the road or sell them on something in another form. A great example with Glenn Beck is he's calling for a 2% tax across the board to "pay down the debt" well guess who else is calling for a 2% tax across the board? The Democrats with the "carbon tax" scam Here's a guy who can see through the BS |
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human being See MONSTER. —Ballentine's Law Dictionary (1930) monster A human being by birth, but in some part resembling a lower animal. A monster hath no inheritable blood, and cannot be heir to any land. —Ballentine's Law Dictionary (1930) Hmm you would be amazed at how much you don't know.. Imagine that "english" that looks like English but has an entirely different meaning.. I think they cal it legalese. |
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Many of those that right now are screaming the loudest are primarily right wingers who have been herded into the "tea party" under the guise that they are doing something great. In the end those people will put their support behind some republican candidate. It might be Ron Paul, but Ron Paul really has no actual interest in being president so he will lose and they will eventually support someone like Romney or, God forbid, Palin. They are nothing new and they only make up a small percent of the population. It is very hard to beat an incumbent president. It is almost impossible to beat him if he is popular. Obama's future is in his hands. There will be a health care bill which, conveniently, won't really start to go into action until after he runs for a second term so if it sucks he doesn't have to deal with that during the election. If the situation in Iraq/Afghanistan is getting better and the economy is recovered/recovering and looking good in 2012, he will get re-elected. He can show health care, a recovered economy and turning the war against terror around has his achievements and he will probably win easily. That said, if things don't go his way, then he could be vulnerable. The democrats in the house and senate are a different story. They will go home and tell the people of their districts that they have passed health care and are working to turn the economy around and that all the republicans want to do is say no to everything and keep things as they were. The question is, will the people buy it? In some areas they will and in others they won't. I predict that in 2010 they will lose seats in both the house and senate, bu they won't lose their majority. I don't believe in a media conspiracy that pertains to them choosing a candidate and talking them up or bashing them. I believe the news is all about ratings and they cover what will give them ratings. If bashing someone or supporting someone does that, then that is what they do. |
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I am not any longer a corporation...I used to be a corporation...and I really do not have any interest in your BS explaining to me why you think I am a corporation. I also have zero interest in anything that may be printed in "Ballentine's Law Dictionary (1930)". To rid nature of those "types" of human animals...one would have to exterminate 99% of mankind and even then I suspect the nature of the human animal would still prevail. |
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I am financially fixed for life...what I want I have or can buy...in case of a extreme event I have a place/plan and my dog and I can survive indefinitely...other than my health problems I am perfectly contented. "They"...are not in control of my life. I am in control of my life...got it sport? |
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The republicans have fucked us and now the democrats are doing likewise. The only solution is a viable third party. Quote:
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If the national debt and deficit are huge, people don't care. If they don't have a job, or fear they will lose their job, or the things they need to buy to live skyrocket in cost, they care very much. Quote:
You are right though. If it does hit now and people suddenly are forced to pay more for health insurance out of their pockets they are not going to be happy. Quote:
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Glad I started this thread....
I am happy to see so much input and views in this thread. If only BOTH Republicans and Democrats were allowed in that secret room to negotiate on this bill I would have felt much better. It's not really that the bill is bad or good. It's whether we, the people, can afford it with the economy in such a shambles. I don't think so.
And, I am so disgusted with partisan politics. How can you possibly get 60 senators from different U. S. areas and diverse backgrounds adamantly say they are for this. And 40 against. Lottery odds will tell you that's near impossible. Totally partisan. I am starting to believe we would all be better with a one party system called the Human party. No more Dem/Rep. No more Christian/Atheist. No more black/white. No more straight/gay. No more Right Wing/Left Wing. Just simply Humans. Our golf league has 200+ members. We all can propose rule changes. We all vote by raising our hands and the majority rules. We don't need right wing/left wing, black/white, etc. in getting along. Everyone has their ideas but usually the majority is correct. Then, put it to the test of time. If it doesn't work out well ... have another vote ... as a Human. Reid and Pelosi, in my opinion, wanted this to pass more to say "Screw you Republicans" than they wanted it to pass because they think it's right for the people. Most ALL poles show that the people, us, we by majority against spending this kind of money no matter what kind of bill it was. One party ... honest debating ... BAN ALL LOBBYISTS FROM WASHINGTON ... and let us, the people, decide what we want to try. If it doesn't work, it's our fault and we try again by repealing it and starting over. Why did they adamantly say "This HAS to be done NOW" when most of it don't kick in until 2012????? Why 1 AM weekend vote????? Why 60/40 partisan split????? Why payoffs to certain Senators for their vote??? Crooked, crooked, crooked. If I wasn't 73 years old I think I might run for office as a Human Party ... no Dem ... no Rep ... No Liberal ... No Conservative ... no nothing ... simply a Human Party. Sorry to bore you all with this and keep the comments coming. I love to hear what Humans have to say and their ideas. That's one of our basic freedoms that no one can take away ... although some would love to squelch free press. And NO, I'm not a Glenn Beck right wing lover. His mathematics is very interesting and makes one think of what the Government is doing, both Rep and Dem's, behind our backs and looking you in the eye and grinning ... hopeing you are buying their rhetoric. Washington has stunk for decades. Sure would love to see a Human Party void of ALL Lobbyists. At least try it out. If it doesn't work at least we can say we tried to rectify our countries problems. Thanks for your ear and keep the comments comming. :smilie_we |
Published Monday December 21, 2009
Callers give Nelson an earful By Joseph Morton and Robynn Tysver World-Herald Staff Writers WASHINGTON — The phone lines were jammed and busy signals greeted callers to Sen. Ben Nelson's offices today in Washington and throughout Nebraska. Constituents were letting the Nebraska Democrat know what they thought of his decision to back the health reform package on the verge of passing the U.S. Senate. “Keep trying” — that's the advice to frustrated callers from Nelson's aides. The Democrat was also at the center of attention at a rally in downtown Omaha on Sunday that drew about 1,800 people. And much of the attention was unfavorable, as opponents of the health care legislation in Congress expressed outrage with his decision to cast the crucial 60th vote in favor of the bill. http://www.omaha.com/article/20091221/NEWS01/712219890 |
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