I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
...
I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.


When Rush Limbaugh flippantly said that if the healthcare reform bill passes
"and all this stuff gets implemented, I am leaving the country. I'll go to
Costa Rica," many of us considered that the lagniappe on a measure we're
already pretty jazzed about.

And so, after Sunday's historic passage of the bill, there was a burst of
collective hope that the bloviating fan of prescription drugs might soon be
Central America's problem. (Just don't tell him about Costa Rica's
successful universal healthcare system.)

But when Monday came and went and Limbaugh issued no "Hasta la vista," two
enterprising "dudes living in Brooklyn" named Mike and Patrick decided to
help move things along. They created A Ticket for Ru$h, where visitors can
contribute -- $1 at a time -- toward the cost of a first-class, one-way
ticket to Juan Santamaria International Airport.

How eager was the Web community to expedite Limbaugh's transfer to balmier
climes? Within 18 hours, the site had raised close to $1,500. But Mike and
Patrick, who say they're currently uninsured, are still collecting donations
and busily researching "the cost of a modest apartment in Costa Rica, cost
of a moving service, and cost of Spanish lessons (just to be safe)." They're
running their drive until the last day of April, when, they vow, they'll
contact Rush directly with their generous offer.


Limbaugh's current difficulties unloading his Liberace museum-inspired
Manhattan apartment indicate both a desire to move and a shortness of funds,
so one might think he'd leap at this opportunity like a Central American
squirrel monkey on a tree frog. But if the pundit balks at leaving his
murals of beaches for real beaches, Mike and Patrick have pledged to give
all the money to a good cause. They've earmarked the donations they collect
to go to the organization Limbaugh recently described as "giddy because of
all the new abortions there are going to be" under healthcare reform:
Planned Parenthood.

http://www.aticketforrush.com/



JC

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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health care.
He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health care coverage
than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

--
Ed Huntress

"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health care
coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

J

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health care
coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress

"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
...

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...

"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
...

"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
...
I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Yeah.
They lack resources and the system is as corrupt as hell but........

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

Passing health care is something that Rush secretly wanted.
He's got good insurance but good issues to rev up those that pay his bills
can be fleeting.
The Dem's gave him a drum and the Repug's an audience.

Talk Radio just won another round.
If you want to see something interesting, have a look at the list of
advertisers for Savage, Beck and Limbaugh.

JC

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...

"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
...
I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.


When Rush Limbaugh flippantly said that if the healthcare reform bill
passes "and all this stuff gets implemented, I am leaving the country.
I'll go to Costa Rica," many of us considered that the lagniappe on a
measure we're already pretty jazzed about.

And so, after Sunday's historic passage of the bill, there was a burst of
collective hope that the bloviating fan of prescription drugs might soon
be Central America's problem. (Just don't tell him about Costa Rica's
successful universal healthcare system.)

But when Monday came and went and Limbaugh issued no "Hasta la vista," two
enterprising "dudes living in Brooklyn" named Mike and Patrick decided to
help move things along. They created A Ticket for Ru$h, where visitors can
contribute -- $1 at a time -- toward the cost of a first-class, one-way
ticket to Juan Santamaria International Airport.

How eager was the Web community to expedite Limbaugh's transfer to balmier
climes? Within 18 hours, the site had raised close to $1,500. But Mike and
Patrick, who say they're currently uninsured, are still collecting
donations and busily researching "the cost of a modest apartment in Costa
Rica, cost of a moving service, and cost of Spanish lessons (just to be
safe)." They're running their drive until the last day of April, when,
they vow, they'll contact Rush directly with their generous offer.


Limbaugh's current difficulties unloading his Liberace museum-inspired
Manhattan apartment indicate both a desire to move and a shortness of
funds, so one might think he'd leap at this opportunity like a Central
American squirrel monkey on a tree frog. But if the pundit balks at
leaving his murals of beaches for real beaches, Mike and Patrick have
pledged to give all the money to a good cause. They've earmarked the
donations they collect to go to the organization Limbaugh recently
described as "giddy because of all the new abortions there are going to
be" under healthcare reform: Planned Parenthood.

http://www.aticketforrush.com/



JC


He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5 days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN

"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...

"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
...

"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
...
I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress


Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. The bill the majority was against but Obama
and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people, they are
there for themselves.

RogerN

"RogerN" wrote

He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5 days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN

The fat lady hasn't sung yet. Within hours of Barry signing, at least a
dozen states filed suit.

Steve

RogerN wrote:
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"John R. Carroll" wrote in
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"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus15798" wrote in
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by
then. This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal
health care. He's looking for a country even more backward
regarding health care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress


Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. The bill the majority was against but
Obama and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the
people, they are there for themselves.

And Planned Parenthood. Don't forget them Roger.
LMAO


--
John R. Carroll

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"RogerN" wrote

He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5
days before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to
the Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN

The fat lady hasn't sung yet. Within hours of Barry signing, at least a
dozen states filed suit.

Steve

Today on the radio http://www.aclj.org was saying they have been contacted
and anywhere from 25 to 37 states are talking with them about fighting this
bill on grounds that they say forcing people to buy healthcare is not
Constitutional. They are also interested in individual plaintiffs that
would be forced to buy healthcare.

Everything has good and bad points, the key to this legislation is that it
was 100% Democrat so all the bad points will be pointed out and magnified by
the Republicans. In other words the Republicans can do unto the Democrats
as the Democrats did unto the Republicans, except when the Democrats blamed
the Republicans, the Democrats were the majority. And the Democrats that
were bought out got special deals for their states to be paid for by the
taxpayer. TMT (Two Mommie Tommie?) even blamed Bush for natural disasters,
Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

RogerN

RogerN wrote:
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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


--
John R. Carroll

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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


--
John R. Carroll

Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything about it
like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was a better
president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush did that
represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by Republicans and 0%
Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more damage
to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8 years.

RogerN

RogerN wrote:
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RogerN wrote:
"Steve B" wrote in message
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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything
about it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was a
better president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush did
that represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by
Republicans and 0% Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more
damage to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8
years.


By the end of October in the final year of bush's reign, the American people
had seen 13 trillion dollars of the value of their homes, investments,
401K's and other retirement vehicles dissapear over the course of just two
years. That's 100 percent of a years GNP Roger and it didn't end there. The
Bush administration nationalized AIG and America's largest financial
institutions. The Bush administration nationalized GM and Chrysler. The Bush
administration nationalized Fannie and Freddie.

That is, and will be, the Bush legacy Roger and it represents the
destruction of about two years worth of the entire worlds GDP.
We are still monetizing that loss and will be for a decade.


--
John R. Carroll

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"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus15798" wrote in message
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Yeah.
They lack resources and the system is as corrupt as hell but........

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

Passing health care is something that Rush secretly wanted.
He's got good insurance but good issues to rev up those that pay his bills
can be fleeting.
The Dem's gave him a drum and the Repug's an audience.

Talk Radio just won another round.
If you want to see something interesting, have a look at the list of
advertisers for Savage, Beck and Limbaugh.

JC

I didn't see anything useful. Do you have a link to some analysis of the
advertisers?

--
Ed Huntress

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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RogerN wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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RogerN wrote:
"Steve B" wrote in message
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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything
about it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was a
better president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush did
that represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by
Republicans and 0% Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more
damage to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8
years.


By the end of October in the final year of bush's reign, the American
people
had seen 13 trillion dollars of the value of their homes, investments,
401K's and other retirement vehicles dissapear over the course of just two
years. That's 100 percent of a years GNP Roger and it didn't end there.
The
Bush administration nationalized AIG and America's largest financial
institutions. The Bush administration nationalized GM and Chrysler. The
Bush
administration nationalized Fannie and Freddie.

That is, and will be, the Bush legacy Roger and it represents the
destruction of about two years worth of the entire worlds GDP.
We are still monetizing that loss and will be for a decade.


--
John R. Carroll


Did you notice that crash took place at the same time Obama pulled ahead in
the polls? The plant I work at had it's first layoffs in years (if not
decades) starting right after the vote, all overtime and project work was
halted the day after the vote.

RogerN

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Talk Radio just won another round.
If you want to see something interesting, have a look at the list of
advertisers for Savage, Beck and Limbaugh.

JC

I didn't see anything useful. Do you have a link to some analysis of
the advertisers?

I've got a list that one of the industry groups sells or maybe it was an
agency.
I'll dig it up and post it. It's on my lap top.

Most of the big buyers shy away except for vehicle manufacturers. Apple, for
example, won't make a buy from FOX at all.
They end up with a list that looks like something Howard Stern was
attracting when he was broadcasting over the airwaves. Carbonite comes to
mind. What I was curious about in the first place was how Fox's audience
share translated into advertising and from who.

--
John R. Carroll

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RogerN wrote:
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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything
about it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was
a better president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush
did that represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by
Republicans and 0% Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more
damage to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8
years.


By the end of October in the final year of bush's reign, the American
people
had seen 13 trillion dollars of the value of their homes,
investments, 401K's and other retirement vehicles dissapear over the
course of just two years. That's 100 percent of a years GNP Roger
and it didn't end there. The
Bush administration nationalized AIG and America's largest financial
institutions. The Bush administration nationalized GM and Chrysler.
The Bush
administration nationalized Fannie and Freddie.

That is, and will be, the Bush legacy Roger and it represents the
destruction of about two years worth of the entire worlds GDP.
We are still monetizing that loss and will be for a decade.



Did you notice that crash took place at the same time Obama pulled
ahead in the polls?

The "crash" started in December of 2006 with the onset of large numbers of
mortgage defaults.
I guess you'd like to forget the first attempted "stimulus". That was a
check the Treasury department wrote every tax payer.


The plant I work at had it's first layoffs in
years (if not decades) starting right after the vote, all overtime
and project work was halted the day after the vote.

They waited to long. The economy had really begun to contract by then.
Even John McCain had quit pronouncing the American economy as being in good
shape.

Bush began his Presidency with 9/11 and ended it with the financial collapse
of the country.
Now that's what I call book ending your run as the boss.

--
John R. Carroll

"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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RogerN wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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RogerN wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
...
RogerN wrote:
"Steve B" wrote in message
...


Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything
about it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was
a better president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush
did that represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by
Republicans and 0% Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more
damage to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8
years.


By the end of October in the final year of bush's reign, the American
people
had seen 13 trillion dollars of the value of their homes,
investments, 401K's and other retirement vehicles dissapear over the
course of just two years. That's 100 percent of a years GNP Roger
and it didn't end there. The
Bush administration nationalized AIG and America's largest financial
institutions. The Bush administration nationalized GM and Chrysler.
The Bush
administration nationalized Fannie and Freddie.

That is, and will be, the Bush legacy Roger and it represents the
destruction of about two years worth of the entire worlds GDP.
We are still monetizing that loss and will be for a decade.



Did you notice that crash took place at the same time Obama pulled
ahead in the polls?

The "crash" started in December of 2006 with the onset of large numbers of
mortgage defaults.
I guess you'd like to forget the first attempted "stimulus". That was a
check the Treasury department wrote every tax payer.


December 2006? Wasn't that when all the Democrats won big in November, they
won't claiming it was all a Republican problem and they would fix everything
if they were elected?


The plant I work at had it's first layoffs in
years (if not decades) starting right after the vote, all overtime
and project work was halted the day after the vote.

They waited to long. The economy had really begun to contract by then.
Even John McCain had quit pronouncing the American economy as being in
good
shape.

Bush began his Presidency with 9/11 and ended it with the financial
collapse
of the country.
Now that's what I call book ending your run as the boss.

--
John R. Carroll

Bush didn't cause 9/11, however if a Democrat was in office during 9/11 we
would probably all have towels on our heads right now. We'd be placing bets
every year of where the terrorists would strike next. Bush took the fight
to them and kept them busy defending themselves in their own countries.
Democrats are showing how they deal with terrorists, not as military enemies
but they treat them as citizens with trials in civilian courts. We'd have
commander in chiefs, Obama and Osama, not much difference!

RogerN

On 3/23/2010 6:07 PM, RogerN wrote:
"John R. wrote in message
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id wrote in message
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.


When Rush Limbaugh flippantly said that if the healthcare reform bill
passes "and all this stuff gets implemented, I am leaving the country.
I'll go to Costa Rica," many of us considered that the lagniappe on a
measure we're already pretty jazzed about.

And so, after Sunday's historic passage of the bill, there was a burst of
collective hope that the bloviating fan of prescription drugs might soon
be Central America's problem. (Just don't tell him about Costa Rica's
successful universal healthcare system.)

But when Monday came and went and Limbaugh issued no "Hasta la vista," two
enterprising "dudes living in Brooklyn" named Mike and Patrick decided to
help move things along. They created A Ticket for Ru$h, where visitors can
contribute -- $1 at a time -- toward the cost of a first-class, one-way
ticket to Juan Santamaria International Airport.

How eager was the Web community to expedite Limbaugh's transfer to balmier
climes? Within 18 hours, the site had raised close to $1,500. But Mike and
Patrick, who say they're currently uninsured, are still collecting
donations and busily researching "the cost of a modest apartment in Costa
Rica, cost of a moving service, and cost of Spanish lessons (just to be
safe)." They're running their drive until the last day of April, when,
they vow, they'll contact Rush directly with their generous offer.


Limbaugh's current difficulties unloading his Liberace museum-inspired
Manhattan apartment indicate both a desire to move and a shortness of
funds, so one might think he'd leap at this opportunity like a Central
American squirrel monkey on a tree frog. But if the pundit balks at
leaving his murals of beaches for real beaches, Mike and Patrick have
pledged to give all the money to a good cause. They've earmarked the
donations they collect to go to the organization Limbaugh recently
described as "giddy because of all the new abortions there are going to
be" under healthcare reform: Planned Parenthood.

http://www.aticketforrush.com/



JC


He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5 days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN



Don't worry, Roger. When the public sees how much better this bill is
going to make their health care they will not stay divided long. When
you consider all the lies told by the right, when the people find out
the truth, that they benefit from the health care reform the divisions
created by right wing lies will quickly fade. Things are going to get
better. As you will soon find out, the right has been telling you lies
again, and again you fell for them. Did you forget the lies about WMDs
already? You still trust the republicans when they tell you things?
What's that thing Bush said fool me once shame on me...you know the rest
that Bush butchered.

Hawke

"Hawke" wrote in message
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On 3/23/2010 6:07 PM, RogerN wrote:
"John R. wrote in message
...

id wrote in message
...
I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.


When Rush Limbaugh flippantly said that if the healthcare reform bill
passes "and all this stuff gets implemented, I am leaving the country.
I'll go to Costa Rica," many of us considered that the lagniappe on a
measure we're already pretty jazzed about.

And so, after Sunday's historic passage of the bill, there was a burst
of
collective hope that the bloviating fan of prescription drugs might soon
be Central America's problem. (Just don't tell him about Costa Rica's
successful universal healthcare system.)

But when Monday came and went and Limbaugh issued no "Hasta la vista,"
two
enterprising "dudes living in Brooklyn" named Mike and Patrick decided
to
help move things along. They created A Ticket for Ru$h, where visitors
can
contribute -- $1 at a time -- toward the cost of a first-class, one-way
ticket to Juan Santamaria International Airport.

How eager was the Web community to expedite Limbaugh's transfer to
balmier
climes? Within 18 hours, the site had raised close to $1,500. But Mike
and
Patrick, who say they're currently uninsured, are still collecting
donations and busily researching "the cost of a modest apartment in
Costa
Rica, cost of a moving service, and cost of Spanish lessons (just to be
safe)." They're running their drive until the last day of April, when,
they vow, they'll contact Rush directly with their generous offer.


Limbaugh's current difficulties unloading his Liberace museum-inspired
Manhattan apartment indicate both a desire to move and a shortness of
funds, so one might think he'd leap at this opportunity like a Central
American squirrel monkey on a tree frog. But if the pundit balks at
leaving his murals of beaches for real beaches, Mike and Patrick have
pledged to give all the money to a good cause. They've earmarked the
donations they collect to go to the organization Limbaugh recently
described as "giddy because of all the new abortions there are going to
be" under healthcare reform: Planned Parenthood.

http://www.aticketforrush.com/



JC


He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5
days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN



Don't worry, Roger. When the public sees how much better this bill is
going to make their health care they will not stay divided long. When you
consider all the lies told by the right, when the people find out the
truth, that they benefit from the health care reform the divisions created
by right wing lies will quickly fade. Things are going to get better. As
you will soon find out, the right has been telling you lies again, and
again you fell for them. Did you forget the lies about WMDs already? You
still trust the republicans when they tell you things? What's that thing
Bush said fool me once shame on me...you know the rest that Bush
butchered.

Hawke

Even Obama's own Doctor cousin said this health care bill was bad. But, I
guess we'll see.

RogerN

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Talk Radio just won another round.
If you want to see something interesting, have a look at the list of
advertisers for Savage, Beck and Limbaugh.

JC

I didn't see anything useful. Do you have a link to some analysis of
the advertisers?

I've got a list that one of the industry groups sells or maybe it was an
agency.
I'll dig it up and post it. It's on my lap top.

Most of the big buyers shy away except for vehicle manufacturers. Apple,
for
example, won't make a buy from FOX at all.
They end up with a list that looks like something Howard Stern was
attracting when he was broadcasting over the airwaves. Carbonite comes to
mind. What I was curious about in the first place was how Fox's audience
share translated into advertising and from who.

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As of last year, they actually had pretty good demographics overall. The
*psychographics* for the news segments, though, has got to be a challenge
for the account executives. I'd think that Viagra and sausage-gravy
producers would do well with it, though. d8-)

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Talk Radio just won another round.
If you want to see something interesting, have a look at the list
of advertisers for Savage, Beck and Limbaugh.

JC

I didn't see anything useful. Do you have a link to some analysis of
the advertisers?

I've got a list that one of the industry groups sells or maybe it
was an agency.
I'll dig it up and post it. It's on my lap top.

Most of the big buyers shy away except for vehicle manufacturers.
Apple, for
example, won't make a buy from FOX at all.
They end up with a list that looks like something Howard Stern was
attracting when he was broadcasting over the airwaves. Carbonite
comes to mind. What I was curious about in the first place was how
Fox's audience share translated into advertising and from who.

--
John R. Carroll

As of last year, they actually had pretty good demographics overall.
The *psychographics* for the news segments, though, has got to be a
challenge for the account executives. I'd think that Viagra and
sausage-gravy producers would do well with it, though. d8-)

http://shar.es/mgu9V

Seen that?
Poor old Boehner.

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The "crash" started in December of 2006 with the onset of large
numbers of mortgage defaults.
I guess you'd like to forget the first attempted "stimulus". That
was a check the Treasury department wrote every tax payer.


December 2006? Wasn't that when all the Democrats won big in
November, they won't claiming it was all a Republican problem and
they would fix everything if they were elected?

I don't remember anyone making that claim.
I do, however, remember the voters expressing their opinion of the Bush
administrations lack of results that were worth having at the polls.

Bush didn't cause 9/11,

Bin Laden "caused" 9/11.
He couldn't, however, have been succesful without the help he got during the
first eight months of the bush regime.


EARLY 2001 - WHITE HOUSE DEPARTS FROM EFFORTS TO TRACK TERRORIST
MONEY: The new Bush Treasury Department "disapproved of the Clinton
Administration's approach to money laundering issues, which had been an
important part of the drive to cut off the money flow to bin Laden."
Specifically, the Bush Administration opposed Clinton
Administration-backed efforts by the G-7 and the Organization for
Economic Cooperation and Development that targeted countries with
"loose banking regulations" being abused by terrorist financiers.
Meanwhile, the Bush Administration provided "no funding for the new
National Terrorist Asset Tracking Center." [Source: The Age of Sacred
Terror, 2003]

APRIL 30, 2001 - BUSH ADMINISTRATION SAYS BIN LADEN FOCUS WAS
"MISTAKE": The Bush Administration released the government's annual
report on terrorism, but unlike previous Administrations, it decided to
specifically omit an "extensive mention of alleged terrorist mastermind
Osama bin Laden. A senior State Department official told CNN the U.S.
government made a mistake in focusing so much energy on bin Laden."
Similarly, AP reported in 2002 that the Bush Administration's "national
security leadership met formally nearly 100 times in the months prior
to the Sept. 11 attacks yet terrorism was the topic during only two of
those sessions." [Source: CNN, 4/30/01; AP, 6/29/01]


The federal government was rapidly increasing its counter-terrorism
efforts at the time President Bush took office. As the New York Times
reported, Attorney General Janet Reno ended her tenure as "perhaps the
strongest advocate" of counterterrorism spending. Similarly, Newsweek
and the Washington Post reported National Security Adviser Sandy Berger
was "totally preoccupied" with the prospect of a domestic terror
attack, telling his replacement that they need to be "spending more
time on this issue" than on any other. The focus changed dramatically
when the Bush Administration took office.


ADMINISTRATION SHIFTED LAW ENFORCEMENT'S FOCUS OFF OF
COUNTER-TERRORISM: The New York Times reported that in the lead-up to
9/11, Attorney General John Ashcroft "said fighting terrorism was a top
priority of his agency," yet upon entering office, "he identified more
than a dozen other objectives for greater emphasis within the Justice
Department before the attacks." On Aug. 9, the Administration
distributed a strategic plan to the Justice Department highlighting its
new goals from a list of Clinton Administration goals. The item that
referred to intelligence and investigation of terrorists was left
un-highlighted. [Source: NY Times, 2/28/02]


ASHCROFT OVERRULED EFFORTS FOCUSED ON COUNTER-TERROR: Newsweek reported
that "in the spring of 2001, the attorney general had an extraordinary
confrontation with the then FBI Director Louis Freeh at an annual
meeting of special agents." The two talked before appearing, and
Ashcroft laid out his priorities for Freeh: "basically violent crime
and drugs," recalls one participant. Freeh replied bluntly that those
were not his priorities, and began to talk about terror and
counterterrorism. "Ashcroft didn't want to hear about it," says a
former senior law-enforcement official." [Source: Newsweek, 5/27/02]


BUSH ADMINISTRATION TERMINATED PROGRAM THAT TRACKED AL QAEDA: "In the
months before 9/11, the U.S. Justice Department curtailed a highly
classified program called 'Catcher's Mitt' to monitor Al Qaeda suspects
in the United States." [Source: Newsweek, 3/21/04]


SO LITTLE CONCERN FOR COUNTER-TERROR THAT A WHITE HOUSE TASK FORCE
NEVER MET: In January of 2001, the U.S. Government's bipartisan
Commission on National Security gave the White House a report that
warned of an attack on the homeland and urged the new Administration to
implement its specific "recommendations to prevent acts of domestic
terrorism. The Administration rejected the Commission's report,
"preferring to put aside the recommendations." Instead, the
Administration waited until May of 2001 to appoint Vice President
Cheney to head a task force "to combat terrorist attacks on the United
States." But according to the Washington Post, neither "Cheney's review
nor Bush's took place." Meanwhile, Newsweek reported that when senators
"sent a copy of draft legislation on counterterrorism and homeland
defense to Cheney's office on July 20," they were told by Cheney's top
aide "that it might be another six months before he would be able to
review the material." [Source: Salon, 9/12/04; White House release,
5/8/01; Washington Post, 1/20/02; Newsweek, 5/27/02]


WHITE HOUSE BEGAN EFFORT TO CUT COUNTER-TERRORISM PROGRAMS: The New
York Times reported that in its final 2003 budget request, the
Administration "called for spending increases in 68 programs, none of
which directly involved counterterrorism...In his Sept. 10 submission
to the budget office, Ashcroft did not endorse FBI requests for $58
million for 149 new counterterrorism field agents, 200 intelligence
analysts and 54 additional translators. Ashcroft proposed a $65 million
cut for a program that gives states and localities counterterrorism
grants for equipment, including radios and decontamination suits and
training." By comparison, "Under Janet Reno, the department's
counterterrorism budget increased 13.6% in the fiscal year 1999, 7.1%
in 2000 and 22.7% in 2001." [Source: NY Times, 2/28/02]


ADMINISTRATION LEFT "GAPS" IN MILITARY'S REQUEST FOR COUNTER-TERROR
FUNDS: The Washington Post reported that in its first budget, the White
House left "gaps" between "what military commanders said they needed to
combat terrorists and what they got." Newsweek noted that, among other
things, Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld elected not to re-launch a
Predator drone that had been tracking bin Laden. When the Senate Armed
Services Committee tried to fill those gaps, "Rumsfeld said he would
recommend a veto" on September 9. [Source: Washington Post, 1/20/02;
Newsweek, 5/27/02; NY Times, 2/28/02]


ADMINISTRATION STOPPED PREDATOR FLIGHTS TRACKING AL QAEDA IN
AFGHANISTAN: AP reported "though Predator drones spotted Osama bin
Laden as many as three times in late 2000, the Bush administration did
not fly the unmanned planes over Afghanistan during its first eight
months." Additionally, "the military successfully tested an armed
Predator throughout the first half of 2001" but the White House "failed
to resolve a debate over whether the CIA or Pentagon should operate the
armed Predators" and the armed Predator never got off the ground before
9/11. [Source: AP, 6/25/03]


WHILE CUTTING COUNTER-TERROR, THE WHITE HOUSE SENT FUNDING TO THE
TALIBAN: At the same time the White House was trying to cut
counter-terrorism funding, it gave "$43 million in drought aid to
Afghanistan after the Taliban began a campaign against poppy growers."
As the 5/29/01 edition of Newsday noted, the Taliban rulers of
Afghanistan "are a decidedly odd choice for an outright gift of $43
million from the Bush Administration. This is the same government
against which the United Nation imposes sanctions, at the behest of the
United States, for refusing to turn over the terrorist mastermind Osama
bin Laden." [Washington Post, 9/23/01; Newsday, 5/29/01]


MAY 2002 - BUSH ADMINISTRATION MOVES TO PREVENT INDEPENDENT INQUIRY
OF 9/11: Months after 9/11, Vice President Cheney went on Fox News to
announce the Administration's full opposition to an independent 9/11
commission. As CBS News noted, the White House "opposed a commission"
from the start, claiming "it would tie up officials waging the war on
terror - and endanger U.S. secrets." [Source: Fox News, 5/19/02; CBS,
9/20/02]


"The new administration seems to be paying no
attention to the problem of terrorism. What
they will do is stagger along until there's a
major incident and then suddenly say, 'Oh my
God, shouldn't we be organized to deal with
this?" - Paul Bremer, George W. Bush's future administrator in Iraq, Feb.
26, 2001.


Trent Lott Questioned by the Observer, London England, January 2001


Do you think it is fair that President Clinton is being accused of not
preventing the attack on the USS Cole?


LOTT: Well, in reality that is the way it is in America
and it is what makes us a great nation. True leaders must
handle difficult situations or have competent people
who handle those situations.
Sources did give information of a general nature to the
Administration and it is obvious that an attack still occured.
This is a more 'impeachable' offense than what was brought
before the Congress.
Fortunately, George Bush will in just a few days become
our President.
I can assure you that such situations will not be
mishandled by his Administration.
However general the information might be, the President-elect
will act with authority to prevent such tragedies.


And then there was 9-11-2001



--
John R. Carroll

RogerN wrote:

Even Obama's own Doctor cousin said this health care bill was bad. But, I
guess we'll see.


Did you see the picture of Obama on
news:alt.binaries.schematics.electronics


--
Lead free solder is Belgium's version of 'Hold my beer and watch this!'

The plant I work at had it's first layoffs in
years (if not decades) starting right after the vote, all overtime
and project work was halted the day after the vote.

They waited to long. The economy had really begun to contract by then.
Even John McCain had quit pronouncing the American economy as being in
good
shape.

Bush began his Presidency with 9/11 and ended it with the financial
collapse
of the country.
Now that's what I call book ending your run as the boss.

--
John R. Carroll

Bush didn't cause 9/11, however if a Democrat was in office during 9/11 we
would probably all have towels on our heads right now. We'd be placing bets
every year of where the terrorists would strike next. Bush took the fight
to them and kept them busy defending themselves in their own countries.
Democrats are showing how they deal with terrorists, not as military enemies
but they treat them as citizens with trials in civilian courts. We'd have
commander in chiefs, Obama and Osama, not much difference!

RogerN



Hey Roger, it's a good thing you changed the subject from how Bush
ruined America to 9/11 because you were being made a monkey of by JC. He
he was putting up the facts about how bad Bush messed things up and you
were still trying to defend him. Obviously you couldn't defend Bush once
the facts were shown so you changed the subject. By the way, that's a
good strategy when you are getting your butt kicked in a debate. Your
problem is that you already tried to defend the worst president ever and
the facts showing the opposite just killed you. But I wouldn't switch to
Osama vs Obama either because in that area Obama is doing much better
than Bush did too. Since Obama took over we've gone on the offensive in
Afghanistan, have killed many of the top al Qaeda leaders, and sent the
rest running for the hills. I think it's time for you to fold.

Hawke

He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5
days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN



Don't worry, Roger. When the public sees how much better this bill is
going to make their health care they will not stay divided long. When you
consider all the lies told by the right, when the people find out the
truth, that they benefit from the health care reform the divisions created
by right wing lies will quickly fade. Things are going to get better. As
you will soon find out, the right has been telling you lies again, and
again you fell for them. Did you forget the lies about WMDs already? You
still trust the republicans when they tell you things? What's that thing
Bush said fool me once shame on me...you know the rest that Bush
butchered.

Hawke

Even Obama's own Doctor cousin said this health care bill was bad. But, I
guess we'll see.

RogerN


Give it a chance. In time you may find it was the right thing to do or
it may be a mistake. I doubt that but give it the test of time to see
how it works before rejecting it out of hand. Believe me, everyone who
says it's going to be a disaster are going to look really foolish if it
makes things better.

Hawke

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care reform
passed.g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health care
coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

J

I was going to say he can't go to Africa. They have too many blacks
there for him.

Hawke

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Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in five
years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then. This
probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress


Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. The bill the majority was against but Obama
and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people, they
are there for themselves.

Have you read the relevant parts and the law? Or are you listening to the
wackos?

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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.

Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.


--
John R. Carroll

Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything about
it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

The Republicans used the procedural filibuster, actual filibuster, and
cloture blockage 104 times in the 110th Congress, as of Oct. 3rd 2008. That
was a new record.

I hope you know what that means, right?

--
Ed Huntress

Hawke wrote:
The plant I work at had it's first layoffs in
years (if not decades) starting right after the vote, all overtime
and project work was halted the day after the vote.

They waited to long. The economy had really begun to contract by
then. Even John McCain had quit pronouncing the American economy as
being in good
shape.

Bush began his Presidency with 9/11 and ended it with the financial
collapse
of the country.
Now that's what I call book ending your run as the boss.

--
John R. Carroll

Bush didn't cause 9/11, however if a Democrat was in office during
9/11 we would probably all have towels on our heads right now. We'd
be placing bets every year of where the terrorists would strike
next. Bush took the fight to them and kept them busy defending
themselves in their own countries. Democrats are showing how they
deal with terrorists, not as military enemies but they treat them as
citizens with trials in civilian courts. We'd have commander in
chiefs, Obama and Osama, not much difference!

RogerN



Hey Roger, it's a good thing you changed the subject from how Bush
ruined America to 9/11 because you were being made a monkey of by JC.
He he was putting up the facts about how bad Bush messed things up
and you were still trying to defend him. Obviously you couldn't
defend Bush once the facts were shown so you changed the subject. By
the way, that's a good strategy when you are getting your butt kicked
in a debate. Your problem is that you already tried to defend the
worst president ever and the facts showing the opposite just killed
you. But I wouldn't switch to Osama vs Obama either because in that
area Obama is doing much better than Bush did too. Since Obama took
over we've gone on the offensive in Afghanistan, have killed many of
the top al Qaeda leaders, and sent the rest running for the hills. I
think it's time for you to fold.

The most important developement in Afghanistan during the Obama
administration didn't even happen there.
Obama, through Hillary Clinton, told the Pakistani's that if they didn't get
with the program we were going to cut off there money and then go on a tear
with Predators that would make the strikes Obama has ordered into Pakistan
over the first months of his term look like a picnic. It was done Nuclear
State (us) to Nuclear peon (Pakistan) with the reminder that nuclear armed
India is right next door.

Now, suddenly, the ISI has stopped protecting Al Qaeda and the Taliban and
is actually working with the Paki and American armed forced to kill the
*******s. The Bush adminnistration lacked the stones to get tough with
anyone that could push back. The new guy isn't the coward Bush was and it is
starting to produce results.


--
John R. Carroll

Hawke wrote:
Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed.g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by
then. This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal
health care. He's looking for a country even more backward
regarding health care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

J

I was going to say he can't go to Africa. They have too many blacks
there for him.

It isn't the number of blacks that Limpballs cares about, it's the number of
whites he can stir up and get to send him money.
There are plenty of those.


--
John R. Carroll

Hedge funds and day traders - inventions of money people and voted
by congress to give them permission stole our money.

Hedge funds could sell/buy after and before market times. e.g.
if Europe or Asia did this or that - they could cover their behinds
and bet on the come. e.g. when profit was to be made - they got
their big slice first. They also dumped stock without others knowing
and got close price not open (their crashed) value.

Don't blame a President when congress passes 1000 page laws that
no one knows what is in them - until they decide later.....

Martin

John R. Carroll wrote:
RogerN wrote:
"John R. Carroll" wrote in message
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RogerN wrote:
"Steve B" wrote in message
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Bush caused a Hurricane according to TMT.
Bush WAS a hurricane Roger and he ripped America a new asshole.
In fact, he was so BAD he made possible the election of our current
President.

Why didn't all the Democrats that were elected in 2006 do anything
about it like they promised they would do if they were elected?

Looking in hindsight, Obama is a better speaker than Bush, Bush was a
better president than Obama. Or do you have anything that Bush did
that represented 1/5th of the economy and was voted on 100% by
Republicans and 0% Democrats?

Obama hasn't even made to the second year and he's already done more
damage to the Divided States of Ameristan than Bush did in all 8
years.


By the end of October in the final year of bush's reign, the American people
had seen 13 trillion dollars of the value of their homes, investments,
401K's and other retirement vehicles dissapear over the course of just two
years. That's 100 percent of a years GNP Roger and it didn't end there. The
Bush administration nationalized AIG and America's largest financial
institutions. The Bush administration nationalized GM and Chrysler. The Bush
administration nationalized Fannie and Freddie.

That is, and will be, the Bush legacy Roger and it represents the
destruction of about two years worth of the entire worlds GDP.
We are still monetizing that loss and will be for a decade.

"Hawke" wrote in message
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He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5
days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN



Don't worry, Roger. When the public sees how much better this bill is
going to make their health care they will not stay divided long. When
you
consider all the lies told by the right, when the people find out the
truth, that they benefit from the health care reform the divisions
created
by right wing lies will quickly fade. Things are going to get better. As
you will soon find out, the right has been telling you lies again, and
again you fell for them. Did you forget the lies about WMDs already? You
still trust the republicans when they tell you things? What's that thing
Bush said fool me once shame on me...you know the rest that Bush
butchered.

Hawke

Even Obama's own Doctor cousin said this health care bill was bad. But,
I
guess we'll see.

RogerN


Give it a chance. In time you may find it was the right thing to do or it
may be a mistake. I doubt that but give it the test of time to see how it
works before rejecting it out of hand. Believe me, everyone who says it's
going to be a disaster are going to look really foolish if it makes things
better.

Hawke

Something needed to be done, that's for sure. I just wished they would have
sort of itemized things, kind of like pass a basic health plan that the
majority agree on and then hammer out the controversial issues separately.

RogerN

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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then.
This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress


Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. The bill the majority was against but
Obama and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people,
they are there for themselves.

Have you read the relevant parts and the law? Or are you listening to the
wackos?

--
Ed Huntress

Listening to the wackos of course!

At one time ACLJ was supposed to have a list of the pages that contained the
abortion language, I looked for it to post for Rangersuck but I didn't see
it on their website. All I know was Obama was determined to pass the health
care bill that the majority of the American people didn't want. Most of the
objections I heard was because of abortion but Obama wouldn't budge, seems
to Obama abortion is worth more than the rest of his health care bill. He'd
prefer to bribe pro-life Democrats to compromise their beliefs than he would
to separate out abortion and make it a separate issue.

RogerN

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"Ed Huntress" wrote in message
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"Ignoramus15798" wrote in
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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by
then. This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal
health care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding
health care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress


Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. The bill the majority was against but
Obama and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people,
they are there for themselves.

Have you read the relevant parts and the law? Or are you listening to the
wackos?

--
Ed Huntress

Listening to the wackos of course!

At one time ACLJ was supposed to have a list of the pages that contained
the abortion language, I looked for it to post for Rangersuck but I didn't
see it on their website. All I know was Obama was determined to pass the
health care bill that the majority of the American people didn't want.
Most of the objections I heard was because of abortion but Obama wouldn't
budge, seems to Obama abortion is worth more than the rest of his health
care bill. He'd prefer to bribe pro-life Democrats to compromise their
beliefs than he would to separate out abortion and make it a separate
issue.

RogerN

Listen to the news tonight. The issue is cleared up for anyone who will pay
attention.

--
Ed Huntress

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He doesn't need to leave the country because the USA no longer exists,
welcome to Ameristan! *So much for Bi-partisan, so much for Obama's 5
days
before signing any bill, so much for the constitution. *Thanks to the
Democrats we have the Divided States of Ameristan.

RogerN

Don't worry, Roger. When the public sees how much better this bill is
going to make their health care they will not stay divided long. When
you
consider all the lies told by the right, when the people find out the
truth, that they benefit from the health care reform the divisions
created
by right wing lies will quickly fade. Things are going to get better. As
you will soon find out, the right has been telling you lies again, and
again you fell for them. Did you forget the lies about WMDs already? You
still trust the republicans when they tell you things? What's that thing
Bush said fool me once shame on me...you know the rest that Bush
butchered.

Hawke

Even Obama's own Doctor cousin said this health care bill was bad. *But,
I
guess we'll see.

RogerN

Give it a chance. In time you may find it was the right thing to do or it
may be a mistake. I doubt that but give it the test of time to see how it
works before rejecting it out of hand. Believe me, everyone who says it's
going to be a disaster are going to look really foolish if it makes things
better.

Hawke

Something needed to be done, that's for sure. *I just wished they would have
sort of itemized things, kind of like pass a basic health plan that the
majority agree on and then hammer out the controversial issues separately..

RogerN

No, Roger. You wished that Obama would be killed before he could sign
this bill.

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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by then.
This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal health
care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding health
care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

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Ed Huntress

Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. *The bill the majority was against but
Obama and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people,
they are there for themselves.

Have you read the relevant parts and the law? Or are you listening to the
wackos?

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Ed Huntress

Listening to the wackos of course!

At one time ACLJ was supposed to have a list of the pages that contained the
abortion language, I looked for it to post for Rangersuck but I didn't see
it on their website. *All I know was Obama was determined to pass the health
care bill that the majority of the American people didn't want. *Most of the
objections I heard was because of abortion but Obama wouldn't budge, seems
to Obama abortion is worth more than the rest of his health care bill. *He'd
prefer to bribe pro-life Democrats to compromise their beliefs than he would
to separate out abortion and make it a separate issue.

RogerN

Where, oh where do you get this crap from? Are you perhaps finally
getting the picture that the people who have been feeding this junk to
you are, indeed, wackos?

ACLJ hates Democrats, and will do or say anything it takes to fight
against them. In this case, they told outright lies to you, preying on
your anti-abortion position. Do you still trust them?

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I did not know that there was such a rush to flee US.

i

Rush Limberbutt. He promised to move to Costa Rica if health care
reform passed. g

However, he's giving it five years. In other words, he'll leave in
five years, he said, if it passes and if it's all implemented by
then. This probably leaves him some weasel room.

Or, possibly he found out that Costa Rica already has universal
health care. He's looking for a country even more backward regarding
health care coverage than the US.

Good luck, Rush. Maybe Zimbabwe.

Nope.
He'll have to visit Somalia.
LOL

Cripes, you mean that even Zimbabwe has universal health care?

Rush will really have to scrape the bottom of the barrel.

--
Ed Huntress

Universal health care is one thing, no other nation has the Planned
Parenthood Obamacare package. *The bill the majority was against but
Obama and the Democrat politicians aren't there to represent the people,
they are there for themselves.

Have you read the relevant parts and the law? Or are you listening to the
wackos?

--
Ed Huntress

Listening to the wackos of course!

At one time ACLJ was supposed to have a list of the pages that contained
the abortion language, I looked for it to post for Rangersuck but I didn't
see it on their website. *All I know was Obama was determined to pass the
health care bill that the majority of the American people didn't want.
Most of the objections I heard was because of abortion but Obama wouldn't
budge, seems to Obama abortion is worth more than the rest of his health
care bill. *He'd prefer to bribe pro-life Democrats to compromise their
beliefs than he would to separate out abortion and make it a separate
issue.

RogerN

Listen to the news tonight. The issue is cleared up for anyone who will pay
attention.

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Ed Huntress

Well, that all depends. See, Obama signed the executive order
affirming (for the zillionth time) that no federal monies are to be
used to fund abortions. All well and good except: According to the
wingers, Obama is not really the President, having been born in Africa
and... Oh well...

Meanwhile, the Democrats in the Senate are shooting down Republican
"amendments" like ducks at a shooting gallery.

Drinkin' a beer, kickin' back and watchin' C-SPAN.

Martin H. Eastburn wrote:
Hedge funds and day traders - inventions of money people and voted
by congress to give them permission stole our money.

Hedge funds could sell/buy after and before market times. e.g.
if Europe or Asia did this or that - they could cover their behinds
and bet on the come. e.g. when profit was to be made - they got
their big slice first. They also dumped stock without others knowing
and got close price not open (their crashed) value.

That isn't what happened Martin but carry on.


Don't blame a President when congress passes 1000 page laws that
no one knows what is in them - until they decide later.....

Why not?
He signed the things into law.
That still isn't the real issue regarding Bush administration culpability.


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John R. Carroll