Anyone know how I can download Glenn screaming "Get off my phone!" as my new ringtone?
The dude is a joke.
The dude is a joke.
total bullshit...quoting michael moore from "sicko"?.....cuba`s healthcare is better than ours?....it`s getting redundant pointing out the obliviousness of your hateful lunacy...
no one is denied health care in this country...walk into an emergency room and see if you`re turned away...
i have blue cross and i`ve never been turned down for one damned thing....
not once...ever...but,of course i have to work for a living...
ahhh..theres the rub,isn`t it...![]()
This is what's going on now. If they cover you this is what is called a medical loss for the insurance company. The person who denies you will get a bonus for doing so.
Speaking in the UK yesterday, former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-TX) predicted that if a Democrat is elected president in 2008, he or she would seek to install universal health care, similar to the system in Britain. This possibility ?received thunderous applause.? DeLay claimed that, under the U.S. system, ?no American is denied health care?:
By the way, there?s no one denied health care in America. There are 47 million people who don?t have health insurance, but no American is denied health care in America.
The audience, understandably, greeted DeLay?s preposterous claims with ?derisive laughter,? according to the AP. A recent report showed that for the sixth straight year, jobholders continued to see a decline in employer-provided health insurance, with 38 states seeing ?significant? drops in benefits offered by employers.
Observers estimate that anywhere from one to 18 percent of Americans are denied health insurance because of pre-existing health conditions. These conditions can range from heart disease to high cholesterol to yeast infections to being too skinny. A few examples of Americans who were denied health care:
Texas resident Shirley Lowe was denied health care because her breast cancer was diagnosed at a medical center rather than a clinic receiving federal cancer-research funds.
New Orleans bus driver Emanuel Wilson was denied health care when the government refused to pay for his chemotherapy because he had had a job that had provided insurance ? a job he lost after Hurricane Katrina.
Thousands of 9/11 workers who worked at Ground Zero were denied health care when the federal government approved woefully inadequate funds to address the permanent health problems, such as sinusitis and asthma, associated with work at the site.
As Michael Moore?s film ?Sicko? showed so clearly, millions more Americans who have health insurance are denied the care they need due to insurers? ?cost-cutting strategies.?
Whether or not the healthcare bill ruins our medical system, the poor SOB who saved his money is going to be screwed, because we are printing and borrowing so much money that the US dollar could be worthless in 10 years. Inflation is going to screw those who saved.
Good thing I spend all my money on booze.
The clock's ticking on Beck's show now that his advertisers are pulling out on him.
Buh-bye Proctor & Gamble... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Geico... :sadwave:
Buh-bye SC Johnson... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Progressive Insurance... :sadwave:
http://www.reuters.com/article/peopleNews/idUSTRE57C07920090813
:142smilie :142smilie FUNNYToday on his radio show, while discussing healthcare with a caller, Beck sounded like a spoiled 8 year old throwing a temper tantrum. This guy's coming unglued. :142smilie
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Don't know if your joking--but very serious point and could be quite possible.Made comment a while back about would be prudent to have other currencys--but O has made great strides at trying to block it--they are raising all kind of hell with swiss banks. I like Chinese yuan and Aussie and Candian dollar not bad either--the 1st is obvious the latter 2 have lots of natural resources--and govs are pretty thrifty.
Other than gov jobs--thing looking a little bleak here --whose going to expand with anticipated healthcare-taxes and carbon taxes.
Only positive is low interest rates--if you can get loan--but with O following Carter's method of madness--they will prob hit 15% within 2 years as they go hand and hand with inflation.
Advertisers continue to pull their ads from Beck's show since he called Obama a racist. So let's take a look at the big board now...
Buh-bye Proctor & Gamble... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Geico... :sadwave:
Buh-bye SC Johnson... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Progressive Insurance... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Wal-Mart... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Travelocity... :sadwave:
Buh-bye ConAgra... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Radioshack... :sadwave:
Buh-bye LexisNexis... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Best Buy... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Roche... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Men's Wearhouse... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Allergan... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Sargento... :sadwave:
Buh-bye GMAC... :sadwave:
Buh-bye State Farm Insurance... :sadwave:
Buh-bye CVS... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Broadview Security... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Re-Bath... :sadwave:
Buh-bye Sanofi-Aventis... :sadwave:
Well at least he'll still have a home in the last bastion of neoconservative fear mongering -- AM talk radio.
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