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unusualmusic_lj_archive) wrote2009-07-16 11:16 am
unusualmusic_lj_archive) wrote2009-07-16 11:16 am
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health and other issues
Heheheheheheh...nail them to the WALL!
The Imperial Wizard of MSNBC
Going forward, we will need relentless activism. When I say relentless, let me be even more direct, we need to devote every waking hour to communicating with our elected officials that we will end their political careers if they dare to vote against the American people on healthcare. Because they seem to think that their constituencies are the corporations.
Democrats...Public Plans...Healthcare...I don't think 50 votes means what they think it means
Hilda Sarkisyan on MSNBC
What American Healthcare looks like today in Chart Form
In which the right is trying to take abortion coverage out of the healthcare bill Which will naturally have devastating effects on women.
The case for funding healthcare with a surcharge on the wealthy And before anyone starts whining about how the wealthy keep having to subsidize the poor and how dare the government take away their well earned cash? Read this. And this. This. This Most definitely this. This and Finally...This. And one more thing. The rich get their monies worth and more from the government, at the rest of us' expense.
The Imperial Wizard of MSNBC
Going forward, we will need relentless activism. When I say relentless, let me be even more direct, we need to devote every waking hour to communicating with our elected officials that we will end their political careers if they dare to vote against the American people on healthcare. Because they seem to think that their constituencies are the corporations.
Democrats...Public Plans...Healthcare...I don't think 50 votes means what they think it means
Hilda Sarkisyan on MSNBC
What American Healthcare looks like today in Chart Form
In which the right is trying to take abortion coverage out of the healthcare bill Which will naturally have devastating effects on women.
The case for funding healthcare with a surcharge on the wealthy And before anyone starts whining about how the wealthy keep having to subsidize the poor and how dare the government take away their well earned cash? Read this. And this. This. This Most definitely this. This and Finally...This. And one more thing. The rich get their monies worth and more from the government, at the rest of us' expense.
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I mean, Don was just diagnosed with Cancer on Monday. His surgery is scheduled for September, because it is not life-threatening. We've already seen about four specialists on this subject. We're not panicking because we don't need to pay for all this. (Although I'd love to go back to the UK, where his drug costs would be the same all the time.) The is no fear. There is no "Now I can't go back to school."
I don't know how we would live in the U.S.
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*hug*