My God... What An Idiot...

It might be wishful thinking that the majority that elected him are also all for the reform of health care. The "will of the majority of Americans" may not be behind the health care reform; especially because many young people, that voted for Obama, might not all want to be forced into paying insurance premiums while they are young.

Foofie wrote:

I being a dummy not made of wood.

You finally got something right!

Foofie wrote:

It might be wishful thinking that the majority that elected him are also all for the reform of health care. The "will of the majority of Americans" may not be behind the health care reform; especially because many young people, that voted for Obama, might not all want to be forced into paying insurance premiums while they are young.

Your statement is so filled with wishful thinking it debunks itself.

NEXT.....

parados wrote:

Foofie wrote:

It might be wishful thinking that the majority that elected him are also all for the reform of health care. The "will of the majority of Americans" may not be behind the health care reform; especially because many young people, that voted for Obama, might not all want to be forced into paying insurance premiums while they are young.

Your statement is so filled with wishful thinking it debunks itself.

NEXT.....

Sorry, I believe the above makes much sense; many young folks, that voted for Obama, do not want to be saddled with forced premiums to a public option on health care.

Sorry, I believe the above makes much sense; many young folks, that voted for Obama, do not want to be saddled with forced premiums to a public option on health care.

Foofie wrote:

parados wrote:

Foofie wrote:

It might be wishful thinking that the majority that elected him are also all for the reform of health care. The "will of the majority of Americans" may not be behind the health care reform; especially because many young people, that voted for Obama, might not all want to be forced into paying insurance premiums while they are young.

Your statement is so filled with wishful thinking it debunks itself.

NEXT.....

Sorry, I believe the above makes much sense; many young folks, that voted for Obama, do not want to be saddled with forced premiums to a public option on health care.

What do you know about young folks these days? Not much, it seems.

Cycloptichorn

I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

What is the purpose of rhetorical questions above (that you answer yourself)? You like that style of posting?

I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

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I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

You mean like women being able to vote?

I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

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I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

You mean like women being able to vote?

Cycloptichorn wrote:

Foofie wrote:

parados wrote:

Foofie wrote:

It might be wishful thinking that the majority that elected him are also all for the reform of health care. The "will of the majority of Americans" may not be behind the health care reform; especially because many young people, that voted for Obama, might not all want to be forced into paying insurance premiums while they are young.

Your statement is so filled with wishful thinking it debunks itself.

NEXT.....

Sorry, I believe the above makes much sense; many young folks, that voted for Obama, do not want to be saddled with forced premiums to a public option on health care.

What do you know about young folks these days? Not much, it seems.

Cycloptichorn

I know that collectively the generation feels entitled to things that their parents generation collectively did not feel entitled to.

What is the purpose of rhetorical questions above (that you answer yourself)? You like that style of posting?

What have the liberals ever given to us?

Illegal immigration, by refusing to do anyhing to stop it.

Now, I know you are going to say that liberals didnt do this, or that groups like ELF are not liberal groups.
But they do claim to be acting from the liberal side of the spectrum.

Thursday Quotes: The Truth Detector
(RushLimbaugh.com, September 10, 2009)

"Joe Wilson simply articulated what millions of Americans were saying. I was shouting, 'You're lying!' throughout the speech at the television."

"President Barack Obama gave a grossly inappropriate and, to me, embarrassing speech, a campaign speech disguised as a big speech to a joint session of Congress."

"That speech last night was a fraud. It was dishonest. It demeaned the office of the presidency."

"We are in the midst of an administration that is trying to totally tear down the institutions and traditions that have made this country great."

"Barack Obama, the architect of waste, fraud, deficit spending, lying, everything you can think of, says that he is going to use the waste and fraud and abuse in government to pay for more government!"

"Folks, if we're serious about the things that we're charging, if we're serious about the things that we're accusing this administration of, then we cannot trash and destroy and discard one of our own."

"Finally somebody in the Republican Party spoke up. May not have been the best place, but, frankly, I don't have a problem at all with what he did because of the serious nature of what we face."

"Why is it okay for Obama, as president of the United States, in a legislative setting to come out here and lie through his teeth and somehow it's bad form for Congressman Joe Wilson to tell the truth in the same setting? They were harping today on the truth-teller. It ought to be the other way around."

"If Obama gets his way we're going to legalize 12 to 20 million illegals, and they're going to become citizens and they're going to get coverage."

"The crisis that should be addressed by this president last night is the one of his making: nearly three million unemployed. He had the audacity to open up last night and tell people we're coming back from the brink."