Thursday, May 13, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
This Is Scary
Shouldn't people who make the decisions that impact the lives of all Americans for years to come at least be AWARE of the way we live our lives now? It’s time for younger, more time-aware justices. And it’s definitely time for term limits on them.
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">Monday, March 22, 2010
CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION
Today America wins, and the fear mongers, liars, and hypocrites don't. The Democratic health care initiative passed Congress this weekend. Whether you like it or not, it's one of the major pieces of legislation to come out of Congress in the last hundred years. It will change the way health care is delivered in America forever. Not a single Republican voted for it.
Life would be so much smoother in if the Republican Party didn’t come across as an angry mob. At the beginning of this process they made a strategic decision, republicans would make no deal with the administration. There would be no negotiations, no compromise, nothing. If they couldn’t have it their way, then they would try to make sure no one had anything.
This is a huge political victory, and it calls for some celebration. Roughly 30 million people will now have some form of health care who didn’t have it before. Premiums should by logic, go down for those already covered. Insurance companies can't deny people based on pre-existing conditions or abandon patients in need. Those are huge victories.
Life would be so much smoother in if the Republican Party didn’t come across as an angry mob. At the beginning of this process they made a strategic decision, republicans would make no deal with the administration. There would be no negotiations, no compromise, nothing. If they couldn’t have it their way, then they would try to make sure no one had anything.
This is a huge political victory, and it calls for some celebration. Roughly 30 million people will now have some form of health care who didn’t have it before. Premiums should by logic, go down for those already covered. Insurance companies can't deny people based on pre-existing conditions or abandon patients in need. Those are huge victories.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Friday, February 19, 2010
Tiger Who?
Tiger Woods apologized to the American people today. Do you feel you deserve an apology from him? I don't. He didn't do anything to me. I guess he could buy me a drink, if he wanted to. He could introduce me to some of his attractive friends. That would be a waste of time. I don't think his friends would like me. I'd kind of like to meet his Mom. Do you think he'd like to introduce me to her?
"borrowed from ramblin boy"
"borrowed from ramblin boy"
Thursday, December 31, 2009
Friday, December 18, 2009
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