The Absolute Funniest Twitter Comment of All Time

Twitter ^ | 20-Mar-2010 | Neal Rauhauser

[FourPeas]

After #hcr we will see a dramatic drop in foreclosures - no more medical bankruptcies.

[FourPeas]

Methinks Mr. Rauhauser should also be in favor of Clue Reform.

[chris_bdba]

LOL! Will that be after the mandatory insurance and extra taxes are paid? You knw what Americans can’t afford now but will be required to afford after?

[LouAvul]

I swear, democRATs are too stupid to live.

[cripplecreek]

Well hell’s bells. Lets federally fund medical marijuana and we’ll see a housing boom. LOL

[FlingWingFlyer]

And we can all chase our dreams as artists! Or poets! Or open an artsy fartsy crafts shop! The opportunities are going to be unlimited once we don't have to pay our bills anymore!!!

Sarc/

[Gone_Postal]

a twit on twitter ..who would have thunk it

[Shire]

I guess that’s because he won’t have to pay for his mortgage or the gas in his car anymore! My head hurts.

[florm15]

He posted this:

"oh, OK, so next we need some job creation & fix income inequality. Can we get a day off after #hcr passes?"

People are hurting. Americans want jobs, not the govt taking over 1/6 of our economy.

Progressives are nuts.

P.S.: Are you a Twitter user?

[cripplecreek]

We have a local “art colony” that was funded by HUD. Now we’re going to give them health care too.

Woopie

[Thumper1960]

After #hcr we will see a dramatic drop in foreclosures - no more medical bankruptcies.

Wow!

The stunning stupidity of it all.

I wonder if his parents tried suing the doctor for malicious use of forceps when delivering this imbecile. On the other hand, his existence could be construed as an argument for mandatory birth control and/or preemptive sterilization.

[erikm88]

Okay, so I am somewhat familiar with this guy. I've had some communications with him once or twice. He works for some "entrepreneurial" green company focusing on wind. He used to be an IT guy.

Apparently, he has shown his true colors as a total economic illiterate.

[Wally_Kalbacken]

There have been a number of big lies in the campaign for HCR, but one of the biggest has to be the claim that there were more than a million bankruptcies caused by heath expenditures. Ask anyone who practices in the bankruptcy area - this simply isn't true. While I would find it easy to believe that an analysis of Chapter 7 cases would show that perhaps a million cases annually included medical and healthcare debt in the list of liabilities - saying that the medical debt caused the bankruptcy filing is another thing entirely. I have seen one case in 10 years which was clearly caused by medical expenses alone.

[Two Kids' Dad]

I work on foreclosure reports 40 hours a week and have yet to see a single property lost because of a disclosed medical lien. Lots of people losing their homes due to unemployment and tax liens (both state and federal) as well as their inability to make the new payments after their teaser rates reset.

Perhaps Mr. Rauhauser should refrain from showing the world the extent of his ignorance.

[WHBates]

Well if he also thinks wind is a great idea on a large scale he is either a fool or a flim flam man.

[erikm88]

I’d go with fool.

[TigersEye]

IRS to Mr. Rauhauser: “Just cough up your $12k per year. Your mortgage and property taxes are not our problem.”

[SunkenCiv]

thanks FourPeas.

“After #hcr we will see a dramatic drop in foreclosures - no more medical bankruptcies.”

-and-

“oh, OK, so next we need some job creation & fix income inequality. Can we get a day off after #hcr passes?”