Romney: Confidence Man

[Dom]

The following Letter to the Editor, which was published in The
hartford Courant, is quite accurate.
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Romney: Confidence Man

Renee Jackson, East Hartford

on 2012-10-04

I've never seen a confidence man who wasn't personable, engaging or
fast-talking. Mitt Romney was all these things during last night's
presidential debate [Oct. 4, Page 1, "Sharp Clash On Economy"].
Without a doubt he dominated the stage, but that's the task of all
good ringmasters ... to dazzle and keep the show moving.

Admittedly, last night's event was a stellar performance by Mr.
Romney, but his command of center stage has not convinced me that he
should be the next commander in chief. Romney did succeed in
convincing me that he is the right man for the job if I want my
president to lie with a straight face and a million-dollar smile.

A well-timed lie is the trademark of all good con men and successful
Wall Street brokers. It should not be a quality we endorse in our
president.

[Eddie Haskell]

"Dom" <DR...@teikyopost.edu> wrote in message
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> The following Letter to the Editor, which was published in The
> hartford Courant, is quite accurate.
> ==============
>
> http://www.courant.com/news/opinion/letters/hc-letters-to-the-editor-cdb,0,1099648,results.formprofile?SortBy=cdb_01_num+desc%2Ccdb_08_txt+desc&PageSize=10&Page=1&Query=Renee+Jackson
>
> Romney: Confidence Man
>
> Renee Jackson, East Hartford
>
> on 2012-10-04
>
> I've never seen a confidence man who wasn't personable, engaging or
> fast-talking. Mitt Romney was all these things during last night's
> presidential debate [Oct. 4, Page 1, "Sharp Clash On Economy"].
> Without a doubt he dominated the stage, but that's the task of all
> good ringmasters ... to dazzle and keep the show moving.
>
> Admittedly, last night's event was a stellar performance by Mr.
> Romney, but his command of center stage has not convinced me that he
> should be the next commander in chief. Romney did succeed in
> convincing me that he is the right man for the job if I want my
> president to lie with a straight face and a million-dollar smile.

No cite of course. Just a Romney lied lie.

Fuck off.

> A well-timed lie is the trademark of all good con men and successful
> Wall Street brokers.

Projection of course.

Now, die.

-Eddie Haskell

[Eddie Haskell]

"Fair Play" <us...@example.com> wrote in message
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> ROMNEY THE LIAR: "THE MOST VILE LIE OF ALL"
>
> http://romneytheliar.blogspot.com/
>
> Nailed in a RIGHTEOUS fashion right here. First, a quote from Willard:
>
> "We don't have a setting across this country where if you don't have
> insurance, we just say to you, 'Tough luck, you're going to die when
> you have your heart attack,' " he said as he offered more hints as to
> what he would put in place of "Obamacare," which he has pledged to
> repeal.
>
> "No, you go to the hospital, you get treated, you get care, and it's
> paid for, either by charity, the government or by the hospital. We
> don't have people that become ill, who die in their apartment because
> they don't have insurance."
>
> Then, the FACTS, from a Harvard study:
>
> Replicating the methods of the IOM panel with updated census data...we
> calculated 27,424 deaths among Americans aged 25 to 64 years in 2000
> associated with lack of health insurance. Applying this hazard ratio
> to census data from 2005 and including all persons aged 18 to 64 years
> yields an estimated 35,327 deaths annually among the nonelderly
> associated with lack of health insurance. When we repeated this
> approach without age stratification...we calculated approximately
> 44,789 deaths among Americans aged 18 to 64 years in 2005 associated
> with lack of health insurance.
>
>
> The whole study may be found here.
>
> Now, my question:
>
> Is Willard lying?
>
> Is he simply that ignorant?
>
> Or does Willard not really care?
>
> If you said, "All of the above", you're right.

We already know all about the Harvard "study" that you again failed to
provide a link to.

Here's why:

"The Harvard study, funded by a federal research grant, was published in the
online edition of the American Journal of Public Health. It was released by
Physicians for a National Health Program, which favors government-backed or
"single-payer" health insurance."

And here's the link:

http://tinyurl.com/4fk95ha

And not only was the study political, it's a lie because such a
determination is completely impossible and everyone with a brain knows it.

So, now that I've spanked your ass cherry red in front of this entire NG
while you have posted no less than three lies, would you like to try again?

Oh, and as a parting gift it's interesting to note that the very reason you
liars like to claim that Romney is a liar is precisely because you know that
that's exactly what Hussein is. In fact, while you look under every rock
trying to invent a lie on Romney's part, you can't post a single true
relevant statement Hussein has ever made in his entire worthless lying life
and you know it.

But don't shy. Give it a try right..

..here ->

Now, see the buzz saw that you've inadvertaly walked into? Some of the
democrats in here with thier asses still on ice should have warned you.

[pounds chest]

-Eddie Haskell

[Eddie Haskell]

"Fair Play" <us...@example.com> wrote in message

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> On Mon, 15 Oct 2012 12:18:13 -0500, "Eddie Haskell"

> Only in your own twisted mind and others in your distorted echo
> chamber do folk not die quite unnecessarily from lack of medical
> insurance,staggering into Emergency Rooms on their last legs rather
> than having being treated at an early stage by a primary care doctor.
>
> Ask Kyle Willis or Deamonte Driver about it.
>
> Of course you actually can't because they are both dead.

Happens to everyone last I checked. Even people with insurance.

> Even a tooth infection can be a death sentence.
>
> Boy Died From Tooth Infection
>
> "In 2007, 12-year-old Deamonte Driver died when a tooth infection
> spread to his brain. The Maryland boy underwent two operations and six
> weeks of hospital care, totaling $250,000. Doctors said a routine $80
> tooth extraction could have saved his life. His family was uninsured
> and had recently lost its Medicaid benefits, keeping Deamonte from
> having dental surgery"

So Hussein cut him off from Medicaid and killed him. I thought only private
health insurance denied care and killed people.

> Man Dies From Tooth Infection.Because He Couldn't Afford Meds
> Health - 02 September 2011
>
> http://sflchronicle.com/news/health/2011/09/man-dies-from-tooth-infection-because-he-couldnt-afford-meds/
>
> In the great debate regarding health and dental care for all, comes
> the sobering reminder that some people, no matter what will be
> casualties of this issue. Many elderly are forced to choose between
> food and medicine.

What happened to food stamps and Medicare? Your programs don't work?

> Apparently it is not just the elderly that can't
> afford meds.

They can now thanks to the prescription drug program you tried to deny them.

> A 24-year-old Cincinnati father died from a tooth infection this week
> because he couldn't afford his medication.
>
> Kyle Willis' wisdom tooth started hurting two weeks ago. When dentists
> told him it needed to be pulled, he decided to forgo the procedure,
> because he was unemployed and had no health or dental insurance. As a
> result of the tooth infection, his face started swelling and his head
> began to ache. Willis went to the emergency room, where he received
> prescriptions for antibiotics and pain medications. He couldn't afford
> both, so he chose to go with the pain medications.

Another Medicaid casualty.

> The tooth infection
> spread, causing his brain to swell.
>
> He died on Tuesday.
>
> "People don't realize that dental disease can cause serious illness,"

Bingo. There's your problem. Nice admission.

> said Dr. Irvin Silverstein, a dentist at the University of California
> at San Diego. "The problems are not just cosmetic. Many people die
> from dental disease." "When people are unemployed or don't have
> insurance, where do they go? What do they do?"

Get on Medicare.

> Silverstein said.
> "People end up dying, and these are the most treatable, preventable
> diseases in the world."
>
> Willis' story is not uncommon. In 2007, 12-year-old Deamonte Driver
> died when a tooth infection spread to his brain. The Maryland boy
> underwent two operations and six weeks of hospital care

How in world was that possible? People without insurance get no care in the
US.

> , totaling
> $250,000. Doctors said a routine $80 tooth extraction could have saved
> his life. His family was uninsured and had recently lost its Medicaid
> benefits, keeping Deamonte from having dental surgery.

Bullshit. I'd bet the fucking farm that they have cell phones and a big
screen TV. You can't sit here and lie to me that they couldn't come up with
80 bucks. With Husseincare they would have been put on a waiting list and no
amount of money could have saved him.

"People don't realize that dental disease can cause serious illness, said
Dr. Irvin Silverstein"

> Access to dental care is tough for low-income families, and it's
> getting tougher as the economy worsens.

That's why we need to throw Hussein out on his ass.

> In April, the Kaiser Family
> Foundation reported that 33 percent of people surveyed skipped dental
> care or dental checkups because they couldn't afford them.

Total bullshit. They skipped it because they had other priorities.

"People don't realize that dental disease can cause serious illness, said
Dr. Irvin Silverstein"

> A 2003
> report by the U.S. Surgeon General found that 108 million Americans
> had no dental insurance, nearly 2.5 times the number who had no health
> insurance

Calculating the number of people who die for lack of health insurance is
impossible and the study was political. People in many other countries have
insurance but no care and that's what you want to bring here with
Husseincare. That's a fact, so blow it out your ass.

Furthermore, more people who die HAVE health insurance die so obviously
heath insurance kills people. See how it works?

Reading the above is like reading all the left's accounts of all the people
Romney murdered and maimed with Bain Capital, so your credibly on such
matters is blown to shit.

But the most important point to be made here is that with Husseincare more
people will have insurance but fewer people will get care. That's a fact.

April 13, 2011 - The deficit-reduction plan unveiled by President Barack
Obama today strengthens a cost-control tool in healthcare reform that
organized medicine fears.

The savings mechanism is the Independent Payment Advisory Board (IPAB).
Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the IPAB will advise Congress on ways
to curb the per capita growth of Medicare spending if it exceeds growth-rate
targets set by the law.

If it does not implement IPAB recommendations, Congress must enact policies
that save just as much, or else let the Department of Health and Human
Services make the cuts.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/740830

Krugman explains:

"About that advisory board: We have to do something about health care costs,
which means that we have to find a way to start saying no. "

http://blogs.forbes.com/davidwhelan/2011/04/22/paul-krugman-reveals-his-hierarchy-of-medicine-patients-doctors-washington/

Hussein explains that Husseincare's cost cutting remedy is to deny seniors
vital procedures when deemed too old or unworthy.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-dQfb8WQvo

-Eddie Haskell