Tag Archives: Universal Healthcare
Nancy Pelosi Torpedoes Obamacare
In the 1990 film The Hunt For Red October, Captain Tupolev of the Russian submarine Konovaloc, decides against the advice of his crew, gets in a hurry and launches a torpedo without any safety measures. Such safety measures would keep … Continue reading
Freedom or Tyranny. Theft is theft, by individual or municipality.
I talked with a friend Wednesday, who I had not talked to for a couple of years. We talked several times over the next two and he questioned why I had not sent him any rants lately. Truthfully, I have … Continue reading
Sarah Palin is the most common person in America
Hank Suever, Washington Post Staff Writer, commented on the Sarah Palin special on Fox News called Real American Stories. The gist of his comments is, Duh . . . So . . . what’s your point? You can read it … Continue reading
Lead us Mr. President, even if you must run to the cliff ahead of us.
If you like the new insurance arrangement enacted by our elected officials, then you are happy. If not, then not. But there is one thing that is undeniable, the United States of America is at a cross roads predicted 235 … Continue reading
We hold these to be self evident – “[We] elected an unprecedented, historic guy made of pure awesome.”
While reading an article on a web site I stumbled onto called Ace of Spades HQ, posted by no less than ACE, I was reminded of a similar rant of mine where I complained about the Democrat whining about Republican … Continue reading
Taking my Tonka truck and go’in home
Think for a minute about Kindergarten. Imagine the teacher asks her class of 30 students to bring in a stuffed animal to play with. If they would like, they can bring more than one. Imagine that the next day, 5 … Continue reading
Take two aspirin and meet me at the DMV in the morning.
Health needs have existed longer than there has been an American medical industry. People have died of cancer and heart disease far longer than we have known of their existence. So what has changed? Technology. When it was common for … Continue reading