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DEMS

Your hero, Gee Dubya, has accepted more special interest money for this campaign alone than has Kerry in his entire lifetime. Can we spell it out for you any more clearly?

posted by BrWiSk on February 19, 2004 at 7:44 AM | link to this | reply

Atrocity? Yea sure...

What did you learn a new word there spy, or is that another slander word you were told to use by DNC master, Terry McAuliffe?

If you "feel" that healthcare in America is sooooo bad, try going anywhere else in the world to see if you can get better care, for any less money and when you need it. You can't. America is the best and that's why most people with serious problems end up going to the U.S. for their healthcare. Oh, and spy, if you don't like it here, then get the hell out, nobody is keeping you. America doens't need you little liberal whiners. Move to France or some other liberal euro-trash state and try to get job over there where unemployment is about 17% right now!

Socialized medicine is a joke. In Canada, France, England, Germany, it sometimes takes people years for them to get an operation to save their lives, provided they can live long enough for it. Many can't and die waiting. That's a fact that you liberals never here about because the liberal media could care less about giving you honest information.

"I've got news for the HMOs and the big drug companies and the big oil companies and influence peddlers," Kerry said. "We're coming, you're going and don't let the door hit you on the way out!" Read all about the Kerry Hypocrisy here:
Kerry among top congressional recipients of special-interest contributions

His ultimate goal, as with any democrat, is to create a Federally mandated health care system that is controlled by BIG government and paid for with massive tax increases in a never ending game of "problem fixing" requiring more and more money and more and more taxes. Even at it's beginning, this nutty idea of government controlled healthcare would be twenty times bigger and a hundred times worse than current medicare system is today.

The only Atrocity would be if a democrap got into office and tried to install another version of "Hillary Care."
I remember when that pile of dung was laughed out of congress. You stupoid libs must "feel" that everyone has as short a memory as you all do.


DEMSareEVIL

posted by DEMSareEVIL on February 18, 2004 at 8:26 PM | link to this | reply

it's a shame that the only 2 presidential candidates who want free healthc

healthcare for all are last in the primaries

posted by chick312 on February 18, 2004 at 7:02 AM | link to this | reply

Scary is what our "government" has become.

You have my condolences for a system that has obviously gone "mad!" It's ironic that Bush and the Republicans are the ones who talk about Christ and Christianity so much and practice so little of it in their politics or in their daily lives. What happened to you, can happen to any of us. But most people don't realize that until it's too late..............

 

posted by spyinthesky on February 18, 2004 at 5:18 AM | link to this | reply

     I worked a middle class job with the city of Los Angeles... when I became ill, my "wonderful" HMO benefits dropped me like a hot potato right when I needed them most.  Because of my mental illness I'd lost touch with employer, family, and friends, I'd been evicted from my apartment and because my benefits were used up for the year, I was given spare change and a piece of paper giving me directions to a shelter in the San Fernando Valley.   All the while I was earning $25,000.00 per year and in the employ of LADOT.  Scary, isn't it?

posted by cmoe on February 17, 2004 at 6:44 PM | link to this | reply