SFC Ollie
Still Marching
Even the funding is a lie. Everyone knew it wouldn't be deficit natural, from the get go.
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How about 12 lies?Again, where's the lie?
I was just gonna say that this guy must be a partisan plant.Boy.....You can move them goalposts pretty quick.
You on Cass Sunstein's payroll?
I was just gonna say that this guy must be a partisan plant.Boy.....You can move them goalposts pretty quick.
You on Cass Sunstein's payroll?
That was too eloquent to be believable.
The damned reply read just like it came straight from Sen. Bill Nelson(D)'s e-mail response.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
That was too eloquent to be believable.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
Generally takes less time than it did to read the bullshit I just did.....I was just gonna say that this guy must be a partisan plant.Boy.....You can move them goalposts pretty quick.
You on Cass Sunstein's payroll?
That was too eloquent to be believable.
The damned reply read just like it came straight from Sen. Bill Nelson(D)'s e-mail response.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
Don't tell me you bother to read those!
Immie
That was too eloquent to be believable.
Thanks.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
You're missing the point. Saying "my plan is..." on the campaign trail and then watching that plan get modified in Congress is not the same thing as lying. His environmental policy ("plan") on the campaign trail also called for a cap and trade bill. Such a bill passed in the House last year but the Senate is unlikely to pass one, meaning he's not likely to see such a bill coming across his desk. Does the fact that his environmental plan didn't make it through Congress make him a liar?
That was too eloquent to be believable.
Thanks.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
You're missing the point. Saying "my plan is..." on the campaign trail and then watching that plan get modified in Congress is not the same thing as lying. His environmental policy ("plan") on the campaign trail also called for a cap and trade bill. Such a bill passed in the House last year but the Senate is unlikely to pass one, meaning he's not likely to see such a bill coming across his desk. Does the fact that his environmental plan didn't make it through Congress make him a liar?
What is the definition of "is", Slick?That was too eloquent to be believable.
Thanks.
You're missing the point. Saying "my plan is..." on the campaign trail and then watching that plan get modified in Congress is not the same thing as lying. His environmental policy ("plan") on the campaign trail also called for a cap and trade bill. Such a bill passed in the House last year but the Senate is unlikely to pass one, meaning he's not likely to see such a bill coming across his desk. Does the fact that his environmental plan didn't make it through Congress make him a liar?If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
That was too eloquent to be believable.
Thanks.
If I promise you, before taking over as GM, that you will not be fired and then, 18 months later, I lay you off, I didn't lie.
You're missing the point. Saying "my plan is..." on the campaign trail and then watching that plan get modified in Congress is not the same thing as lying. His environmental policy ("plan") on the campaign trail also called for a cap and trade bill. Such a bill passed in the House last year but the Senate is unlikely to pass one, meaning he's not likely to see such a bill coming across his desk. Does the fact that his environmental plan didn't make it through Congress make him a liar?
He always could have Vetoed the damned thing. Instead; he lied.
He always could have Vetoed the damned thing. Instead; he lied.
Except that if I remember the statement correctly, it was issued as a promise not a plan.
He always could have Vetoed the damned thing. Instead; he lied.
A veto over a two dollar tanning booth tax and a cap on FSA contributions? That would be almost criminally stupid, given what was at stake with this law. Besides, the primary long-term funding mechanism--the excise tax--is a potential cost control. The dirty little secret is that while the House's income tax was more popular, the Senate's excise tax was the better policy idea. Even if it did rile up the unions.
Except that if I remember the statement correctly, it was issued as a promise not a plan.
If you remember the statement correctly? You mean the statement I quoted verbatim above?
What it boils down to is the people of the US did not and do not want this legislation. We will work toward it's repeal.
Fixed that for yaWhat it boils down to is the people of the US did not and do not want this legislation. We will work toward it's repeal.
Actually....Plenty of PROGRESSIVES wanted this legislation. The main problem with this legislation for MANY PROGRESSIVES is that it didn't go far enough.
It came pre-installed in his Kerry aide computerNiiiice.
How long did it take for the Cass Sunstein boiler room boys to dig up that one?
I think the better question is, for those opposed to "Obamacare".
Was there anything wrong with the healthcare system in this country before "Obamacare" and if so, what?
Hell yes there was. Most importantly would be the costs of coverage. Unfortunately, HRC won't solve that problem and will in all likelihood only make things worse.
I simply do not believe that adding more bureaucracy to the equation brings down the costs or improves the service of anything including Health Insurance.
Malpractice and tort reform were and are issues as well. There were other issues as well, I just don't remember them all at the moment.
Reform of the system was absolutely necessary, but in my humble opinion giving control of the system to politicians is not the answer.
Immie