Janet Napolitano moved on to bigger things, and a lot more money, while Kathleen Sebelius is finally taking some heat. Its feel-good news to be sure, but there is not a chance she will resign:
Janet Napolitano and Kathleen Sebelius, in the same photograph was always too much to bear. I never could understand how anyone could look at those two:
and not be reminded of these two:
Eric Holder rounds out the horror:
Kathleen Sebelius began her con job months ago:
Think about it this way. The proprietor and an armed government bureaucrat are standing in the doorway of every store as you walk by. The proprietor has the legal authority to drag you into his store and force you to purchase whatever he is selling. Resist, or haggle about the price, and the armed bureaucrat has the legal authority to club you senseless, take your money, or sign your name to a credit card.
The cruelty hidden in the Affordable Care Act goes far beyond forcing Americans to enrich the butchers who will flock to the healthcare industry via the public trough. Unlike Nazi Germany where the horrors were hidden away in concentration camps, ACA cruelty will be openly spread throughout 50 states.
Cruelty done to patients is built into socialized medicine. Every hate-filled, envious, parasite in the healthcare industry will get even for every imagined slight they endured before they were seated at the public trough. Every immigrant given authority in healthcare will become petty dictators punishing Americans for being American.
The excerpts from an article by Elise Viebeck begged the question: If Hillarycare II is so wonderful why does it have to be advertised?
Today, Americans know the ACA and they do not like what they learned about the product since Nutty Nancy said:
I wonder if the Frisco B.S. artist realizes that advertising paid for with tax dollars is another fog of controversy so thick it cannot be cut with a machete.
This next excerpt tickled me.
Bottom line: It's a sales campaign touting the benefits of snake oil:
Janet Napolitano and Kathleen Sebelius, in the same photograph was always too much to bear. I never could understand how anyone could look at those two:
and not be reminded of these two:
Eric Holder rounds out the horror:
Kathleen Sebelius began her con job months ago:
Think about it this way. The proprietor and an armed government bureaucrat are standing in the doorway of every store as you walk by. The proprietor has the legal authority to drag you into his store and force you to purchase whatever he is selling. Resist, or haggle about the price, and the armed bureaucrat has the legal authority to club you senseless, take your money, or sign your name to a credit card.
The cruelty hidden in the Affordable Care Act goes far beyond forcing Americans to enrich the butchers who will flock to the healthcare industry via the public trough. Unlike Nazi Germany where the horrors were hidden away in concentration camps, ACA cruelty will be openly spread throughout 50 states.
Cruelty done to patients is built into socialized medicine. Every hate-filled, envious, parasite in the healthcare industry will get even for every imagined slight they endured before they were seated at the public trough. Every immigrant given authority in healthcare will become petty dictators punishing Americans for being American.
The excerpts from an article by Elise Viebeck begged the question: If Hillarycare II is so wonderful why does it have to be advertised?
Today, Americans know the ACA and they do not like what they learned about the product since Nutty Nancy said:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=hV-05TLiiLU]Pelosi: "We Have to Pass the Bill So That You Can Find Out What Is In It" - YouTube[/ame]
I wonder if the Frisco B.S. artist realizes that advertising paid for with tax dollars is another fog of controversy so thick it cannot be cut with a machete.
This next excerpt tickled me.
Bottom line: It's a sales campaign touting the benefits of snake oil:
