Re: five perfect little pieces
marika
I never thought McCain supporters could get so hyper excited about having
one of their own that it'll motivate them to actually go out and vote?
I guess though they showed up at rallies they weren't registered though. and
the republicans weren't doing registration drives like Obama is.
"marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Nope. I never believed that the McCain supporters would come out. I
> figured they would yell Hell Yaa for Palin, nod in agreement when McCain
> said we needed to secure our borders. I figured they'd be sittin around
> smokin dope, just like they always do, complainin' that one man's vote
> won't make no difference no how cos that damn {insert racial epithet here}
> is gonna win anyway.
>
> Win is pronounced WEEN
>
> I can think of nothing that would make them come out and do something
> productive besides the invitation to free dope and booze
>
> I believe that some station will be broadcasting wrestling on election day
> anyway
>
> The newborn xtians who stopped smokin' dope and drankin came out, I think.
> But not the rest.
>
>
>
> "marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Couldn't believe it when I saw it, but going by Jill Biden's accent
>> shoulda known she was from around Philadelphia. Plus Obama was at
>> Abington HS one Friday. stumping
>>
>> I don't think that got the buthers to vote for him?
>>
>> It was funny listening to him at the rally, you know how they always say
>> the name of the town/city they're in, he'd say and 'you know, Abington,
>> that Bush has., it was funny because Abington's not a real 'place', like
>> people don't identify from being from Abington do they? He was supposed
>> to have been in Plymouth Meeting but the republican council wouldn't give
>> permission to assemble at the hall/school/wherever.
>>
>> "marika" <marik...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>>> my parents had both sworn not to vote for anyone this year. my Aunt has
>>> done the same.
>>>
>>>
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "marika" <marik...@gmail.com>
>>> Newsgroups: misc.kids.health,alt.usenet.legends.lester-mosley
>>> Sent: Friday, October 24, 2008 7:31 PM
>>> Subject: Re: Our Health
>>>
>>>
>>>>
>>>> "a victim" <bd1...@webtv.net> wrote in message
>>>> news:23281-490...@storefull-3152.bay.webtv.net...
>>>>>
>>>>> This message is quite long, but I feel that it should be read,
>>>>> especially by seniors.
>>>>> I am one of those seniors, the health care we receive in the system
>>>>> today is outrageous. we are treated in such a way that it makes you
>>>>> feel
>>>>> that you are just a number going through a production line. With
>>>>> having
>>>>> the experience of the system of today, I wrote to our two senators,
>>>>> our
>>>>> mayor, and the governor of our state over a year ago, and to this date
>>>>> I
>>>>> have not had one single reply. I lost my wife three years ago due to
>>>>> the
>>>>> treatment that she has received. I have mourned every single day
>>>>> since.
>>>>> I feel the health care she received was a factor to her early passing.
>>>>> As I mentioned above the message is long, but it should be read. At
>>>>> the
>>>>> very end is message from a person who received the very same test as
>>>>> my
>>>>> wife, if nothing else, just click that in. Every senior in this land
>>>>> of
>>>>> ours should read this message.
>>>>>
>>>>> Sincerely,
>>>>>
>>>>> Vincent T Ciano
>>>>>
>>>>> Click the Url to continue.
>>>>>
>>>>> http://community.webtv.net/bd14me/messagetoforward
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I don't get this isn't 7 times 12 more than 55?
>>>>
>>>> from patriot post.com
>>>>
>>>> AROUND THE NATION: HAWAII CANCELS 'KEIKI CARE'
>>>>
>>>> Just seven months after its adoption with great fanfare, the state of
>>>> Hawaii
>>>> pulled the plug on its program providing for universal child
>>>> healthcare,
>>>> known as "Keiki Care" for the native Hawaiian word for "child."
>>>> Governor
>>>> Linda Lingle made the decision as part of a fiscal re-evaluation to
>>>> address
>>>> a looming $900-million revenue shortfall by 2011.
>>>>
>>>> Intended to cover previously uninsured children with parents ineligible
>>>> for
>>>> Medicaid, the public-private partnership between the state and the
>>>> Hawaii
>>>> Medical Service Association had 2,000 enrollees when it was shelved.
>>>> State
>>>> officials had anticipated about 3,500 children would eventually enroll
>>>> in
>>>> the program (out of up to 16,000 estimated uninsured children in the
>>>> state)
>>>> but were surprised to find many parents dropping their existing private
>>>> coverage they were paying for to enroll their children in the "free"
>>>> program.
>>>>
>>>> HMSA, the private partner in Keiki Care to whom the decision came as
>>>> a "complete surprise," announced that they would continue paying for
>>>> the
>>>> coverage through the end of the year. They also noted that they offer
>>>> private
>>>> insurance at $55 per month per child. While that's significantly more
>>>> than
>>>> the
>>>> $7 co-pay for office visits under Keiki Care that parents had to come
>>>> up
>>>> with
>>>> for office visits, the state was paying $25.50 per month per
>>>> child---while
>>>> the cost was being supplemented by the HSMA, the rate was sure to rise
>>>> as
>>>> more children enrolled in "free" healthcare.
>>>>
>>>> Dropping Keiki Care may not seem like the child-friendly thing to do,
>>>> but given the examples set for government intrusion into healthcare on
>>>> the
>>>> mainland, Hawaiian parents may have been saved big tax bills in the
>>>> long
>>>> run.
>>>>
>>>
>>
>
marika
base, the fundies, the so called redneck (a phrase I hate to use), the rebel
yellin' South.
Ironically, the loudest rebel yellin people I have met have proudly declined
to show up at the booths to cast their votes historically over the years I
have watched these things.
So election polling results notwithstanding, I thought, sure, they'll go on
and on to the surveyors about how they love this moose and wolf huntin milf.
But in truth, they don't intend to have enough energy to actually vote.
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