SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
news
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
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Jim wrote:
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
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SteveB wrote:
Gotta love it.

Obama says prostate cancer can be diagnosed by more colonoscopies.
NOT.

Obama says that instead of giving a 100 year old active person a
pacemaker, they should give her a pain pill. (Psssssssst. Pain
pills don't work on irregular heartbeats.)

He sez we need to do a breathalyzer on a child asthma patient.

Lots more, but I'm busy right now.

Steve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pALCdJ5QuXs

Make fun of a small inconsistency if you must. Both are easily
treated if caught early by a relatively simple test.

I agree with the sentiment. The guy with the ketch next door just
had colorectal cancer surgery. He was one of those who wouldn't get
a colonoscopy.

We have several self employed dock walker types around here who
aren't going to get tested because they have no insurance. And we
will pay if and when they get sick.

To his critics, Obama must say everything perfectly and in the proper
order. They probably weren't critical of Bush's mangling of his
speeches.
Bush was actually worse than Obama in many speeches.

Steve

Not to mention lying in almost everyone of them, and starting a war on
false pretenses and not having a plan to pay for it.
Here's some lying:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE2SdF1fN4s
I'd counter with Obama's lies, but some people have problems with
bandwidth and are on dialups. Some people have set limits on the size of
posts they will download. Some servers put a limit on them, too. The
first priority is what is happening today, Jim.

Steve
I'll counter with this, which was released an hour ago:

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Former US homeland security chief Tom Ridge charges in
a new book that top aides to then-president George W. Bush pressured him
to raise the "terror alert" level on the eve of the November 2004 US
election.

Then defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld and attorney general John Ashcroft
pushed him to elevate the color-coded threat level, but Ridge refused,
according to a summary from his publisher, Thomas Dunne Books.
"After that episode, I knew I had to follow through with my plans to leave
the federal government for the private sector," Ridge is quoting as
writing in "The Test of Our Times: America Under Siege... And How We Can
Be Safe Again.
"
Some of Bush's critics had repeatedly questioned whether the
administration was using warnings of a possible attack to blunt the
political damage from the unpopular Iraq war by shifting the debate to the
broader "war on terrorism," which had wide popular appeal.
Ridge, a former governor of Pennsylvania, was the first secretary of the
US Department of Homeland Security that the US Congress created in
response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist strikes.

That's very ......... yawn .......... interesting ...... yawn ............
history, Jim .......... yawn .............. ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ



This is a news story that was released today. Is it history? Yes, can
we learn from history? Not all of us.

Obviously ignoring the LIES of the Bush administration makes you feel
better about throwing stones at Obama.

Go ahead and pretend Bush didn't manipulate the election with LIES.
Lies of the worst kind. Should make even YOU ashamed to have supported him.

Keep campaigning for the special interests, they need your support. The
insurance industry is spending huge amounts of money to defeat health
insurance reform, and their money is well spent, isn't it?

"Jim" wrote in message
m...
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
news
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
m...
Jim wrote:
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
m...
SteveB wrote:
Gotta love it.

Obama says prostate cancer can be diagnosed by more colonoscopies.
NOT.

Obama says that instead of giving a 100 year old active person a
pacemaker, they should give her a pain pill. (Psssssssst. Pain
pills don't work on irregular heartbeats.)

He sez we need to do a breathalyzer on a child asthma patient.

Lots more, but I'm busy right now.

Steve
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pALCdJ5QuXs

Make fun of a small inconsistency if you must. Both are easily
treated if caught early by a relatively simple test.

I agree with the sentiment. The guy with the ketch next door just
had colorectal cancer surgery. He was one of those who wouldn't
get a colonoscopy.

We have several self employed dock walker types around here who
aren't going to get tested because they have no insurance. And we
will pay if and when they get sick.

To his critics, Obama must say everything perfectly and in the
proper order. They probably weren't critical of Bush's mangling of
his speeches.
Bush was actually worse than Obama in many speeches.

Steve

Not to mention lying in almost everyone of them, and starting a war
on false pretenses and not having a plan to pay for it.
Here's some lying:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nE2SdF1fN4s
I'd counter with Obama's lies, but some people have problems with
bandwidth and are on dialups. Some people have set limits on the size
of posts they will download. Some servers put a limit on them, too.
The first priority is what is happening today, Jim.

Steve
I'll counter with this, which was released an hour ago:

WASHINGTON (AFP) – Former US homeland security chief Tom Ridge charges
in a new book that top aides to then-president George W. Bush pressured
him to raise the "terror alert" level on the eve of the November 2004 US
election.

Then defense secretary Donald Rumsfeld and attorney general John
Ashcroft pushed him to elevate the color-coded threat level, but Ridge
refused, according to a summary from his publisher, Thomas Dunne Books.
"After that episode, I knew I had to follow through with my plans to
leave the federal government for the private sector," Ridge is quoting
as writing in "The Test of Our Times: America Under Siege... And How We
Can Be Safe Again.
"
Some of Bush's critics had repeatedly questioned whether the
administration was using warnings of a possible attack to blunt the
political damage from the unpopular Iraq war by shifting the debate to
the broader "war on terrorism," which had wide popular appeal.
Ridge, a former governor of Pennsylvania, was the first secretary of the
US Department of Homeland Security that the US Congress created in
response to the September 11, 2001 terrorist strikes.

That's very ......... yawn .......... interesting ...... yawn
............ history, Jim .......... yawn ..............
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ

This is a news story that was released today. Is it history? Yes, can we
learn from history? Not all of us.

Obviously ignoring the LIES of the Bush administration makes you feel
better about throwing stones at Obama.

Go ahead and pretend Bush didn't manipulate the election with LIES. Lies
of the worst kind. Should make even YOU ashamed to have supported him.

Keep campaigning for the special interests, they need your support. The
insurance industry is spending huge amounts of money to defeat health
insurance reform, and their money is well spent, isn't it?

I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the state
they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been dead nine.
One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and expense.

Steve

On Aug 20, 6:37*pm, "SteveB" wrote:


I think so, and want to be a poster child. *If health care were in the state
they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been dead nine..
One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and expense.

Steve

why? do they want to kill morons and idiots? if so you would have been
strangled in your crib

SteveB wrote:

I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the state
they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been dead nine.
One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and expense.

Steve

Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 19:14:19 -0700, Jim wrote:

SteveB wrote:

I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the state
they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been dead nine.
One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and expense.

Steve

Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

He *wants* to be manipulated. It gives an excuse to bluster about his
prejudices. It's happening all over the country.

"Jim" wrote in message
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SteveB wrote:

I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the
state they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been
dead nine. One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and
expense.

Steve

Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

Well, if this thing is approved, let's just keep count of how many five way
bypasses and aortic valve replacements there are. Nothing like reality to
keep things straight. My heart surgery was near $200k. I doubt that would
have been covered under Obama.

And yes, I can tell when I'm being manipulated, so .......... plonk.

Steve

SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
SteveB wrote:
I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the
state they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been
dead nine. One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and
expense.

Steve
Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

Well, if this thing is approved, let's just keep count of how many five way
bypasses and aortic valve replacements there are. Nothing like reality to
keep things straight. My heart surgery was near $200k. I doubt that would
have been covered under Obama.

And yes, I can tell when I'm being manipulated, so .......... plonk.

Steve



You can join Frogwatch and John H, Plonk back. I was hoping you would
back up your accusations, but innuendo and speculation is all you have.

Trying to talk to you is like arguing with the dining room table.

On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:53:51 -0700, Jim wrote:

SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
SteveB wrote:
I think so, and want to be a poster child. If health care were in the
state they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been
dead nine. One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and
expense.

Steve
Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

Well, if this thing is approved, let's just keep count of how many five way
bypasses and aortic valve replacements there are. Nothing like reality to
keep things straight. My heart surgery was near $200k. I doubt that would
have been covered under Obama.

And yes, I can tell when I'm being manipulated, so .......... plonk.

Steve



You can join Frogwatch and John H, Plonk back. I was hoping you would
back up your accusations, but innuendo and speculation is all you have.

Trying to talk to you is like arguing with the dining room table.

I warned you. He's dumb as a stump. At least a dining room table has
some style to it. Steve can't handle having his assumptions tested.

What makes him think his aortic procedure wasn't going to be covered
by Obamacare? If my father would have required it earlier this year,
it would have been covered by Medicare.

These idiots don't have a clue nor do they care to. As I said
earlier, they use the malarky to excite their pre-determined
prejudices.

On Aug 21, 12:50*am, jps wrote:
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 20:53:51 -0700, Jim wrote:
SteveB wrote:
"Jim" wrote in message
...
SteveB wrote:
I think so, and want to be a poster child. *If health care were in the
state they want it to be during the last ten years, I would have been
dead nine. One of those who are too old to be worth the trouble and
expense.

Steve
Sorry to tell you, but no matter what Sara Palin told you, that death
panel thing isn't true.

Can't tell when you are being manipulated?

Well, if this thing is approved, let's just keep count of how many five way
bypasses and aortic valve replacements there are. *Nothing like reality to
keep things straight. *My heart surgery was near $200k. *I doubt that would
have been covered under Obama.

And yes, I can tell when I'm being manipulated, so .......... plonk.

Steve

You can join Frogwatch and John H, Plonk back. *I was hoping you would
back up your accusations, but innuendo and speculation is all you have.

Trying to talk to you is like arguing with the dining room table.

I warned you. *He's dumb as a stump. *At least a dining room table has
some style to it. *Steve can't handle having his assumptions tested.

What makes him think his aortic procedure wasn't going to be covered
by Obamacare? *If my father would have required it earlier this year,
it would have been covered by Medicare. *

These idiots don't have a clue nor do they care to. *As I said
earlier, they use the malarky to excite their pre-determined
prejudices.

i love the assumptions these morons make. they assume the only
healthcare that would be covered is euthanasia.

On Aug 20, 11:45*pm, "SteveB" wrote:


Well, if this thing is approved, let's just keep count of how many five way
bypasses and aortic valve replacements there are. *Nothing like reality to
keep things straight. *My heart surgery was near $200k. *I doubt that would
have been covered under Obama.

and if you lost your job and had no health insurance

would it have been covered then?