I will agree 100% with this. Someday other people will pull their head out of their ass and see the same thing. I know, not likely.

 

You know, I didn't notice analsurfer's comment (the one you responded to), but now that I see it, I can only calm BULLFUCKINGSHIT!

He goes from this:

To this:

So, all those years in the capital? What were you, a picture frame? Inside the capital, privy to the conversations but what was your job? A job that had no health insurance?

Something tells me he's a roo sock puppet.

 

That's so unfair of you to draw a conclusion like that..

 

Yeah and i thought federal government employees pretty much made real good money, had the best benefits that our money can buy, and the insurance was free for them because taxpayers healthcare was taken away so government can have free insurance...... whole bunch coming from anal
damn sure smells like shit

 

Even his newly favored constituency aren't jumping on his bandwagon. Or rather, BADwagon.

http://news.yahoo.com/latinos-being-left-behind-health-care-overhaul-172950345--finance.html

Latinos being left behind in health care overhaul


WASHINGTON (AP) — The nation's largest minority group risks being left behind by President Barack Obama's health care overhaul.

Hispanics account for about one-third of the nation's uninsured, but they seem to be staying on the sidelines as the White House races to meet a goal of 6 million sign-ups by March 31.

Latinos are "not at the table," says Jane Delgado, president of the National Alliance for Hispanic Health, a nonpartisan advocacy network. "We are not going to be able to enroll at the levels we should be enrolling at."

That's a loss both for Latinos who are trying to put down middle-class roots and for the Obama administration, experts say.

Hispanics who remain uninsured could face fines, not to mention exposing their families to high medical bills from accidents or unforeseen illness. And the government won't get the full advantage of a group that's largely young and healthy, helping keep premiums low in the new insurance markets.

"The enrollment rate for Hispanic-Americans seems to be very low, and I would be really concerned about that," says Brookings Institution health policy expert Mark McClellan.

 

Well, looky here now. OCrappyCare says, "You wanna be healthy, muthafucka? Then pay extra for it!"



http://www.onenewspage.com/n/US/750ayxxxl/Planet-Fitness-Cites-Obamacare-for-Tax-on-Gym.htm

Planet Fitness Cites Obamacare for Tax on Gym Memberships



Yesterday afternoon I followed my Sunday workout routine and went to Planet Fitness, only to be surprised by a sign placed on the front desk.

The sign read: “Attention Members, Holders of Black Card Memberships will be required to pay a tax on these memberships starting January 1, 2014 as required by the implementation of the Affordable Health Care Act. This is not a change in your membership fee but rather a tax required by the government.”

Black Card members at Planet Fitness are now subject to a tax under Obamacare, according to the memo. The Black Card membership comes with many amenities such as access to every Planet Fitness location nationwide, unlimited tanning and massage chairs, and a few other perks. After speaking with a staff member, I asked if the new five-cent-per-month tax was because of the unlimited tanning amenity; the employee answered yes.

When the Affordable Care Act's tanning tax was implemented in 2012, tanning salons were outraged that their small businesses were facing such a tax. In June of 2013, the IRS finalized the so-called tanning tax and exempted fitness centers who had tanning beds because their business was not entirely tanning. Why, then, are fitness centers and gyms such as Planet Fitness collecting this tax if in fact they are exempt, according to the IRS?

The fitness center's Black Card members can certainly see the irony in being forced to pay a tax for living a healthy lifestyle, whatever the logic behind it turns out to be. While five cents a month may not seem like a large amount, the extra charge still seems to violate the principle of the law behind it.

Obamacare was sold to the American people as a program that would improve healthcare for everyone, but yet there have been millions of cancelled policies, 2.3 million full-time jobs lost, and skyrocketing premiums for the young and healthy. Clearly, it makes little sense to tax those who have all-inclusive gym memberships and try to maintain physical fitness.

 

For those who still don't get it.

One nation, under God, INDIVISIBLE, with liberty and justice for ALL.

 

they use the term under god, not under the guise of the catholic church or the mormons or even islam for a reason
at the time that the founding fathers did decide to separate from their empirical overlords god was the most central of all figures
it was never the intent for god to be the central figure in the actions of the government only that they did what they did under the skies that god was supposed to call home

freedom of religion is also freedom from religion
it cannot be used as a means to enhance ones own rights above another

 

Excellent

I agree completely. I was only quoting. God is not fully capitalized as are the words I meant to emphasize.

 

http://thinkexist.com/quotation/the_best_way_to_get_a_bad_law_repealed_is_to/222015.html

 

Holy "Obamacare sucks", Batman!

http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiep...-obamacare-not-gaining-in-popularity-n1816042

Poll: Obamacare Popularity "Languishing at Its Lowest Level Since Passage"



According to a new Associated Press-Gsk poll, Obamacare isn't getting any more popular and even Democrats are dropping their support for the damaging law. Further, although the poll shows the legislation has just a tiny sliver of support from the American population, just 26 percent, voters believe the law is here to stay and that lawmakers will be unsuccessful with repeal.

Public support for President Barack Obama's health care law is languishing at its lowest level since passage of the landmark legislation four years ago, according to a new poll.

The Associated Press-GfK survey finds that 26 percent of Americans support the Affordable Care Act. Yet even fewer — 13 percent — think it will be completely repealed. A narrow majority expects the law to be further implemented with minor changes, or as passed.

In April of 2010, soon after the law passed, 50 percent of Americans said they were opposed to it, while 39 percent were in favor. Ten percent were on the fence. Now, just 26 percent say they are in favor, a drop of 13 percentage points. Forty-three percent say they are opposed, a drop of 7 percentage points since that poll four years ago. But the number who neither support nor oppose the law has tripled, to 30 percent.

"To get something repealed that has been passed is pretty impossible," said Gwen Sliger of Dallas. "At this point, I don't see that happening."

Sliger illustrates the prevailing national mood. Although a Democrat, she's strongly opposed to Obama's signature legislation. But she thinks "Obamacare" is here to stay.

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These numbers come after the government dumped hundreds of millions of dollars into advertising for the legislation. The polling was conducted before the Department of Health and Human Services announced earlier this week that the March 31st deadline to enroll in Obamacare will be extended for those "waiting in line" to get Obamacare coverage. Yesterday, a group of Democrats and one Independent up for re-election in the Senate offered a set of "fixes" for the legislation, many fixes Republicans have been suggesting for years.



The disconnect between the American people and lawmakers in Washington on Obamacare is telling. The law is less popular than ever, it's ruining people's lives and yet, the majority of the country doesn't feel repeal is possible thanks to the habit of politicians continuing to fund bad government programs in D.C.