Showing posts with label Senate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Senate. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
If 'pro' is the opposite of 'con' what is the opposite of 'progress'?
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CooperRock
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6:23 PM
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Like pointed out before, the Health Care Reform didn't end when the bill passed. The fun is just starting. Republicans have already stated they are going to everything in their power to block this bill from taking effect and that could be a terrible thing.
Just a few moments after the bill passed, Democrats who supported the bill are now being threatened - this includes "accidents" and vandalism. This shows how narrow minded people are about the grants they are receiving through this new consent from the Government.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
The bill pretty much says if you're over 75 we're gonna kill you. With baseball bats.
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CooperRock
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1:20 PM
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And so this chapter has come to an end.... or has it?
The "Senate" bill, which dates back to december of last year, or even a little over a year ago if you trace its roots, has passed in the democratic controlled congress. Needless to say, no Republicans voted in favor (we all know they'd suffer the most from it - less income) and the biggest fear actually came from the demo-party itself.
Thursday, March 4, 2010
It's no longer a question of staying healthy. It's a question of finding a sickness you like.
Posted by
CooperRock
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5:55 PM
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Health Care,
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Amazingly enough, American President Barack Obama's first year will be remembered by two things: No we can't and Health care. The year long debate on health care continues to come back every time they seem to be reaching a deal out of it. The point being, it's going to be a really long time before we see an end to this episodic disaster that we call the "health care reform debate."
Why? Simply put, The United States have reached a stagnant point. The Democrats and Republicans haven't been opposing each other in such a heated argument since slavery or what rights homosexuals have
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