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Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Socialized Medicine – Obamacare in America is approved, who needs the Constitution anyway?

Fri, 02 Apr 2010 07:08:36 +0000

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Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Obama Tries to Bribe Senators with Offshore Oil « A World to Comprehend and Defend

Wed, 31 Mar 2010 20:41:37 +0000

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Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by John S

John S — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:52:47 +0000

No Iva F now it will cost him $783,000.00 and you can thank the Dems.

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by felicia

felicia — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:39:20 +0000

I think you all are whimps. The bottom line is that this bill will help more of the less fortunate…meaning minorities and this in itself frustrates most of white Americans. Why is it so wrong to be able to afford and get the same health care coverage as Congress? Is it too good for the minorities? If you did not like President Obama why did you vote for him? His is trying to do the things within his campaign platform, however it seems like my fellow republicians made no intenetions from the very beginning to give President Obama a fair chance from the onset…and that’s just wrong. All who do not support our President should be ashamed. What a poor example you all are setting for our youth.

Comment on California Bankrupt …. How Public Employee Unions are sucking California dry by bro43

bro43 — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 22:19:19 +0000

The question we should be asking is who enabled the corruption the unions are so involved in? The Federal Reserve Bank and their fiat currency. END THE FED.

Comment on Rahm Emanuel, Rahm Emmanuel, Rob Emmanuel, Rob Emanuel by Leah

Leah — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 04:51:23 +0000

Well just like President Obama to elect another self aborbed
napolean complex wacko to the white house. American citizens need to unite & get you degenerates out of office.
Your agenda to usher us into the new world order. Socialize & ruin our freedom. How does it feel to be the most hated
losers bringing down our country.. Those who thought we couldn’t do worse than Bush think again….

Comment on Joe Biden F Bomb quote on Obama signs health care bill: “This is a big f***ing deal!” by jaqphule

jaqphule — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 09:52:44 +0000

I don’t understand the fuss. If there’s anything that ALL sides should be able to agree on, it is that the passage of Obamacare is a big f^@&ing deal indeed.

Nay, to call it merely a “big deal” or even a “big damn deal” simply doesn’t do it justice. Either it’s so grandiose that it requires the biggest obscenity available, or else one has a sense that one has to bend over to accept the enormity of the change to our politico-economic landscape.

If anything, one has to congratulate Joe Biden for being a master of understatement.

A “leader”, if one can truly style Joe Biden in such a manner, in a position of high authority is NOT a high school student. They have rather weightier issues in mind and have larger, more pressing issues to weigh and communicate. Sometimes, a lesser word is inaccurate. A lesser word should be avoided in favor of clearer communication.

I personally believe that this and other words that make the the FCC nannies’ panties clench up in righteous rage absolutely *should* be used in the political realm. The American people have come to expect plastic politicians who talk like someone pulled a string to wind out platitudes in sound-bite-sized chunks. Political discourse is divorced utterly from reality — can anyone wonder why we get the results we do from the DC dip$#!7s?

For further instruction, see the complete works of George Carlin.

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Rita Moran

Rita Moran — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 02:59:28 +0000

And the fact that Americans can sit around and argue says that we still have some semblance of free speech. I say still because that power has been threatened lately by the liberal factions wanting to tune out guys like Glen Beck and Rush Limbaugh. This health care bill is just the beginning of stripping our right to choose. Health care should be more affordable and I’m not sure why it is so expensive other than from mounting doctor’s and hospital costs due in part to sue happy patients. I’m only speculating here. Health care used to be more user friendly and doctors actually wanted to heal people. I know that doctors pay heavily for mal practice insurance and to keep an office staffed and operating. And Michael, you can still call yourself an American. It’s the powers that be right now that are not being Americans. Don’t feel ashamed for what the government rapists are doing. You didn’t ask for it. They’re raping Americans. We are the unwilling recipients.

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Carlton

Carlton — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 01:01:07 +0000

So this is what you people do all day–sit around jerking each other off over fantasies that the world is coming to an end because it’s not going exactly the way you want it to? Get lives.

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by U.S Marine

U.S Marine — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 11:02:14 +0000

Actually , I”m ashamed of Both Parties and some of the comments made on this poll. Neither party could up with a reasonable solution to this problem just allot of finger pointing. This has been an issue since Teddy Roosevelt and every president after him, But we can go to war at the drop of a hat and spend millions of dollars on war and weapons , in other countries , but we can even put our heads together with a plan to take care of our own citizens…. what the hell did I risk my life for, for 14 years in the Marines ! Life ,Liberty and freedom and the American dream. I have served under 5 presidents , and regardless of my personal views , some were good and some were questionable and some just Sucked ! But in the end I respected them for the job they had to do , which was to lead this country , which not just anyone could do . … all I see right now on the News is the uglyness of Americans and politicians, on both sides , all taking money from someone to pass or not pass the bill. The world is laughing at us for always sticking our noses in other peoples business, yet we can’t take care of business at home…..” The only thing neccessary for the triumph of evil is for Good men to do nothing ” -Edmund Burke - Both parties should S*** or get off the pot ! Americans wouldn’t be happy if there wasn’t something to argue about , regardless if it passed or not .

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Bigbird

Bigbird — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 00:56:31 +0000

How many democrats were actually standing up for their constituants and how many republicans just wanted to have THEIR bill voted through (or are playing the “this-will-kill-the-dems-in-November-and-2012″ card - as if the republicans in power will change a damned thing), only time will tell, but having enough responsibility, respect and cajones to actually vote no after all of the bribes and pressure that was flying around , I’ll give the “nay”-sayers their props …for now!

Comment on Health Care Reform Roll Call Voting List - Who voted yes and who voted no for Obama’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act by Iva F

Iva F — Tue, 23 Mar 2010 00:09:01 +0000

As Ted Kennedy said “Health care is a right for all Americans”
Insurance companies rip us off every year for millions. Maybe now my husband who has cancer won’t have to pay $783.00 for a full panel blood test. God Bless America and President Obama