I don't care who you are...that's funny right there.
If you would explain things like how you completely avoid foods affected by immigrant labor, I might have some respect for you, internets tough guy -- but you run away like a pussy when you are asked such things, so how can one conclude you are anything but a coward?
I'm meant you. You're the one striking the very unlikely pose of civil rights avenger in this thread. Context is key. Pay attention to the frames.
They did, but apparently they got so many reports of false liberal claims, they had to shut it down.
I thought we established I was the pussy already, and you, and the Obama free speech squashers were the tough guys.
"We cannot allow government officials to target individuals or companies because they do not like what they have to say," McConnell said.
"Is this what we believe as a Senate -- that this body should debate a trillion-dollar health care bill that affects every American while using the powerful arm of government to shut down speech?" McConnell said.
Well duh!
Sorry whinehole I thought you had bought a membership to the ACLU for your cat and then regestered him as a democrat with ACORN, and cast his vote for Obama.
Nah, you've always been a pussy. I personally don't know if the insurance companies signed away their rights when they agreed to affix themselves to the government teat.
Do you?
I await your non-answer tirade.
These guys are looking more and more like Hugo daily.
Apparentlly all of our rights were signed away in the Obama worldview.
That wasn't the question.
Do you know if the insurers signed away their rights to communicate freely with customers when they agreed to take money from the federal government?
Consider this: should the government have any say about about how private companies market government programs?"We cannot allow government officials to target individuals or companies because they do not like what they have to say," McConnell said.
Well now let me check....herrrrrrre.......ah well. Well I'll .......be......damned. Chimp your right there does exist a legal right for facists or indeed thuggish repression when deemed neccesary by..........an enlightened being, and or messianic leader.
Again, that wasn't the question.
Do you know if the insurers signed away their rights to communicate freely with customers when they agreed to take money from the federal government?
You can start paying attention to the topic anytime you like. It doesn't seem you progressed very far past the banner. Do you dislike reading?
Well precious honestly I do tend to nod off when the writing is bombastic horse .
If I give you the wrong answer is there like a website you give the whitehouse my name to or something?
Can you identify particular claims made in the thread as horse ?
Then maybe we can start to have a conversation, should that interest you.
Otherwise, your own post is just more boobtastic horse .
It's been fun precious but...I swear you and your little Chimp are as busy as a one legged man in an ass kicking contests try to prop up this joke of a regime. You all are loyal,but what else can you be?
I thought your lame ass defense of Acorn was funny,but Obama is keeping you both running trying to plug up the cracks in the dam.You got all your fingers and toes,and especially your noses in cracks, but there seems to be a new one appearing almost daily. Now this new little bit of Chicago style thuggary....have fun with it.
IMO this is too much govt. intervention. Why? Is it the National govt.?
good answer, micca.
witty and clever.
I believe Spurnation meant that insurance companies that are involved with government run programs, such as Medicaid and Medicare, are limited by law in what they can say. If someone knows otherwise, feel free to pipe up.
The CBO Director said "Douglas Elmendorf said the cuts could reduce the generous benefits that the seniors in Medicare's private managed care plans enjoy."
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009...y-health-care/
No.
Will you answer the question now?
Do you know if the insurers signed away their rights to communicate freely with customers when they agreed to take money from the federal government?
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