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Re: Vote Now for Your Favorite Video

djbltrnmd — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 12:50:26 -0000

Interesting concept about Mr. Wellstone,My wife, also DFL has told me about this belief and I have seen the video and read the book. My personal response to her was that if anyone was responsible for Wellsones crash the first suspicion would be Bill Clinton who used the same method to eliminate the testimony of his Secretary of Commerece, Mr. Brown and others that managed to displease him, this is old history techniques of the labor union faction of the Democrat Party ( not democratic philosophy )that I and my family have experienced many times in labor, Socialist controlled Milwaukee and the Milwaukee Journal.

Re: The Ineffective Healthcare Bill: A Response to the President's Speech

henrymassingale — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 18:27:05 -0000

Dear sir or Mrs.,
I wish to share a new concept,the writing is by my hand but the design is by another . No matter of faith within each church,we wish to bring forward a new concept to build on.
A new concept that is offered, how it opens you thoughts and how you wish to share it will be of your design.

The health care issue is stuck in a sandbox, you have Obama s plan and the Republican plan and as it would seem if the people do not support the plans the door is not open. Everybody is fighting over the sandbox.
We ask you to come and see a lot of ideas and a building block concept that opens your mind.
Within one to two years we will show how to remove health care out of company pockets so they can join a concept to rebuild jobs in America.
Through a ten dollar factor of,{ $10.00 x 250 million people} we came up with a concept of the average cost for a health plan built by the people and for the people to vote for. With the effort to build a more perfect Union, a rough view of payments is around is around $10 to $40.00 a month and this covers the whole family. CONCEPT, to build a INURANCE PLAN in and for the people and by the people.
NO! The numbers are right...$1 TRILLION DOLLARS A MONTH. Now unless Government employees think that people are stupid, we invite you to see our thoughts and build on them.

Within the Constitution it is our right by law, that if a person or people see into a issue or issues that is so wrong ,not only is our right to bring it forward it is our duty.

A American Dream,a concept that will touch your mind and its truth for the building block for a HEALTHCARE RFEORM STIMULUS PACKAGE, that has never been conceived within the 21st century of man s thoughts. It will put a smile on your face. The people do not want the system to take care of them, Im sorry but this is true.
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It is simply just an old fashioned tearjerker. This information is posted on Amazon.com.

Re: President Obama: A Man of Faith, and Abortion

nathaniel sherpherd — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 13:34:38 -0000

what about the man of God in the bible that where filled with the holy ghost befor they where brith

Re: For 117 years...

floraspec — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 12:59:54 -0000

I was at a picnic where we were given the opportunity to ask Tom Delay a question. I asked "Are Precinct Committee People the most important elected officials in the country?" He said "yes". I have found that every county I have talked with here in Oregon (6 so far) wants the number of write-ins reduced for PCP, we need to contact those that didn't get elected in Primary 2008 instead to fill out the paper work so that they will be on the ballot. The PCP controls the activity done within their own precinct. Each precinct is up to 5,000 persons, a precinct this size could have 9 men & 9 women. The county clerk has a record of those that want to be a PCP but didn't get the 3 votes. FYI

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Jared — Sun, 27 Sep 2009 14:19:59 -0000

I can not believe that 13 of the 15 comments are pro-democrat.
It amazes me how stupid people can be.

Re: Join the College Republican Task Force

zacharyparente — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 00:18:45 -0000

Were in this race to win for Virginia. Im confident in our young grass roots activists who can bolster voter turnout with passionate resolve we will not fail! we will not falter! Onward to victory!

Re: Zach Howell on MSNBC

tina — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 21:50:07 -0000

I agree it is absurd that Joe Wilson made that stupid comment! what next is a Republican member of congress going to bring into the house chamber a sign that says " Obama is a socialist Muslim"? Joe Wilson should be punished ! I disagree with the Democrat The Republican party makes Kanye West look intelligent and polite.

Re: For 117 years...

Aakash Raut — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 16:22:38 -0000

Mr. Deeds: Do you support raising taxes, or not??!

The gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey THIS NOVEMBER are going to be crucial, insofar as setting the stage for the Republican comeback next year.

I plan to be in Virginia, for the "GOTV" period, before Election Day 2009.

Who is going to join us?

http://www.freerepublic.com...

Re: For 117 years...

caleb — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 13:33:27 -0000

Need the activism of college republicans!

Working to gain support and signatures for a Letter to Congress that, in my opinion, nicely sums up many of the thoughts and feelings on D.C today.

QuestionObama.com will send this letter, along with all signatures, to every sitting U.S. Represenative and U.S. Senator. They are aiming to gather at least 20,000 signatures, but are a LONG way off, and could use the activism and support of college republican clubs across the country.

The letter will be sent on Oct 2nd, the same day that in 1789 George Washington delivered the Bill of Rights to the States for ratification.

You can view and sign the letter here.
http://www.questionobama.co...

Please help get the word out!

Re: Zach Howell on MSNBC

Repfan — Fri, 18 Sep 2009 01:19:44 -0000

Thank you Mr. Howell for representing the Republican party in this interview with such dignity and professionalism. I could not have shown the same reserve you displayed if I was debating with someone as "ludacris" as Schecter!

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

oldfred — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:26:09 -0000

I forgot to mention... I live in Ontario, Canada

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

oldfred — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:23:31 -0000

I have been passing kidney stones for 1 1/2 years. Last January, a really big one started down. The urologist said that it probably wouldn't pass on its own so he booked me for lithotripsy with a wait time of three weeks. The time issue had me a bit worried but he said, if you have an attack of kidney stone pain, go to emerg. I'd already been that route for three other stones, so I knew that they would treat pain promptly, and when the attack was over, send me home to await the stone passing. But I knew this one wouldn't pass. The doctor explained that the stone was not causing any harm, and as long as I wasn't in pain, things were OK. If I was in pain, emerg would assess, and if there was potential for harm, I'd be treated right away.

In the end, I didn't have an attack, but my lithotripsy was postponed because others had emergency priority. It was six weeks before the lithotripsy which was done as day surgery and the remnants passed within a week.

The doctor was right. The system worked. The emergencies got first dibs and everybody was happy.

To you, this might sound like a horror story. To me it reaffirmed my faith in our system, that it works for everybody with a little understanding and a little patience.

Re: Health Reform's Hidden Victims

Roy Ramthun — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 22:47:19 -0000

Zach, Mr. Fund mis-spelled my first name. It is ROY not RAY Ramthun. Can ou correct on your re-posted version? Thanks.

Re: Zach Howell on MSNBC

Whitfield Hyman — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:51:30 -0000

The democratic strategist said "This is the party that makes Kanye West look humble." Where does he find the gall to say that when the Democrats are the ones with Messiah-esque posters of Obama and whose congress booed President Bush during his address? Why didn't we censure all of those congressmen?

Re: Zach Howell on MSNBC

Dusty — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 17:09:40 -0000

I can't believe that any member of the legislative branch of our government can be described as a racist and lunatic without it being an issue especially considering that neither accusation is true.

Re: Zach Howell on MSNBC

hollywoodron — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 16:59:35 -0000

"acting like lunatics", republicans are "lunatic fringe", its racial, is it 'dangerous', confederate flag, lots of laughing whenever Zach spoke, party that makes Kanye West look humble, attacking, Hilter stuff, packing heat/guns, "lunatics & racists".

AND no offense Zach, but damn, why pick a college rep to debate these 40 year olds? Not that you didn't do well, keep your composure, and speak fairly, but talk about stacking the cards in their favor. Still, good job.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

happydog — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 11:44:31 -0000

I grew up in Mississippi. I know all about the Republicans, and the preachers who I heard preaching from the pulpit that their followers should vote Republican or expect hell to be unleashed on earth by the "liberal gay agenda." It's not based on news reports. It's based on real life experience, talking to enthusiastic Republicans who want to "take America back for Jesus." Quote. Research? No research necessary. As long as you republicans have your shameful Joe Wilsons, your wretched Glenn Becks and your vile Rush Limbaughs, as long as you lie and promote fear over dialogue, there's no brainwashing. The Republican party is vile and bankrupt, both morally and intellectually. Anyone with a brain who supports the Republican agenda for America is either a profound hypocrite or insane.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:55:38 -0000

If most of you just want to complain about republicans and the views they posses, why are you on the college republican site? Go to your democrat site and fight a fair fight, not slander us, and then say we are the slanderers, geeze.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:51:54 -0000

Don't base your argument on death panels for "old people". There are the few republicans who have made that their only argument against healthcare reform, however, that's not the case. What was said was that doctors would discuss with the patient different options, assisted suicide would be open as an option, not assisted suicide was the only option. However, I do not agree with giving doctors the power of God to kill off people if they'd like, so I don't support it.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:45:49 -0000

The healthcare reform wouldn't improve our doctors, you just wouldn't have to pay to go to them, if anything, the visits would theoretically, at least, get worse. If you had a malpractice, go after the doctor. Chances are, you would win all that you payed into it and more.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:41:44 -0000

I think it is really terrible that you base all of your opinion on the biased news and media showing the republicans this way, and that you so easily believe it... brainwashed by media? Yes, do some research and tell me that all republicans are "religious fanatics."

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:38:20 -0000

Americans have lower life expectancies because they are lazy and obese, not because of health care. Get with it. Americans eat mcdonalds for breakfast lunch and dinner out of convenience, and drink starbucks like it is going out of style, and have the nerve to complain that healthcare is too much (not that I am disagreeing), when most times, it is their fault they even need to use the healthcare??

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Josh Bruno — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 03:34:45 -0000

It kind of irks me that everyone is, "Oh, Republicans are selfish and just in it for the financial gain". I don't know what political party I affiliate myself with, as I am a 19 yo sophomore in college still learning who I am and what is what for me. I will say that the healthcare reform that the obama admin. is pushing is terrible though. In the case of my sister, where she has a debilitating disease affecting her liver, she needs a transplant, which, under the obama healthcare plan, she would, most likely, never get, and die, and thus, I don't support a system where you have to wait longer than the time already in place for someone to get a transplant. I am also not saying that our healthcare plan in place now is perfect. I think a reform is needed, just not the universal plan that is trying to be *forced* upon us.

Re: Tell Us Your Health Care Horror Story

Adrian M. — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:41:03 -0000

I would like to point out several things:

Number One: The reason the life expectancy in America isn't as high as in other countries such as Japan isn't because the Japanese have a better quality of health care, it is because of the life style Americans choose to pursue. Stop going to McDonald's and Burger King for lunch and eat a home made salad instead. Otherwise, stop complaining about your life expectancy. Is it the government's fault that you keep clogging up your arteries with cholesterol? No. Is it your doctor's fault? No.

Number Two: Americans get less exercise per capita than the people in countries with higher life expectancies. Again, the question isn't whether our health care system is good enough, the question is, "Are you getting enough exercise?" Stop watching TV and playing video games and go outside and start doing something.

Basically, it all boils down to life style choices. Most of the countries with high life expectancies have citizens who eat healthier and generally take better care of their health. Remember:

LIFE EXPECTANCY CANNOT BE EQUATED WITH THE QUALITY OF HEALTH CARE

Re: Young People Leading Swing Back to GOP

John — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 03:09:56 -0000

Umm No this is laughable there is no "swing back to the GOP"! Take it from an 18 year old who does not completely Identify with Democrats but more so than the Republicans. I voted for Obama and let me tell you I feel vindicated! I am on the right side. Your party has acted like buffoons since January. Republicans make Democrats look responsible smart people! Republicans are now just Obama hating, "birthers". You don't know how many middle and high schoolers that were angry about the uproar over his speech. Your party is just filled with crazy people who just want Obama to fail at all costs. there is no "swing to the gop" nor "buyers remorse"if anything we have tried to more as far away from the right as possible. I am proud of this President and have gone from an undecided right of center voter to the left and I have the Republican party to thank for that.
Democrats 2010!!!!!