Posted on 01/01/2024 8:02:57 AM PST by CDR Kerchner
With all of the lies and deceptions we have seen lately in politics, I thought it would be a good idea to revisit a major question from the past. What ever happened to Obama's Birth Certificate? ...
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Liberals would be capable of denying the existence of the sun if it suited their agenda.
Pro 26:4 Answer not a fool according to his folly, lest you be like him yourself.
Pro 26:5 Answer a fool according to his folly, lest he be wise in his own eyes.
Lots of fools to correct in this world. If done properly it can be quite entertaining. Every one needs a hobby.
In an interview on a local Boston TV station she admitted that she was here illegally but insisted that she had a right to be here and she insisted that the government had a duty to support her with free food,free housing,etc,etc.
OTOH Uncle Omar was once arrested at a place very close to where I live (but in a different town). When he was brought to the station he demanded to be allowed to call the White House.I was told this by a cop in that town.
I wrote to RiteAid corporate and told them how offended
I was and that I won’t be shopping there again.
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Will they even notice? My guess is NO. Life goes on and
changes as time progresses until death do us part.
Exactly. Didn’t O’Bozo go to Hawaii where his mother was supposedly on her deathbed, but he forgot what he was doing there and failed to visit his mother in the hospital? That seems to be the way the story went.
“Big Mike” will be coming Out soon,
I’d reckon.
It might sound simple but here’s who I blame for soetero, more than the American people:
Axelrod
The judge that unsealed Ryan’s divorce paperwork, forcing him to withdraw from the race, that he was easily winning.
Ditka for not stepping up to run after Ryan bowed out.
As for Soetero himself. He sold the country 10-tons of bullsh*t
Just ask Peggy Joseph who wouldn’t have to pay any bills if she voted for him. What a change of heart she had:
https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2014/jul/15/humphries-feel-good-story-peggy-joseph/
This guy brings up some very interesting facts about savior Soetero
https://www.instagram.com/reel/CteL3PRrQyu/?igsh=Zm11aHpxejVnbXpj
‘I am Lesbian!”
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They take Pride in their Perversions.
In the old days (before primaries) someone like Biden would definitely be out. The party bosses would see to that.
But now there are primaries. And since Biden has no real opposition there, he will have way more than enough delegates to clinch the 2024 nomination.
So what can the party bosses do? Change the rules at the last minute? Offer Biden a substantial bribe to step aside? Threaten Biden if he doesn’t step aside? It will be interesting to see how this plays out, although we’ll probably never know the details.
I have read that ukulele turns out to be a real person. His signature stamp has been found on other BCs.
I totally ignored what she said.
People need correction, but it is a long process.
On reflection, I might have said, “That is interesting, I’m an elephant.”
We need to engage the stupidity. One in 100 might get it but that is one changed.
Right. Lots of rules were broken ... protocols ignored, lots of criminal leap frogging the regulations, etc. to get “O’Bozo” and Joe into the WH
You see where it get’s us. “Depart from the book at your own peril.” It's scary too when you think that the same monkeshines got their 'appointees' into their jobs, as well!
If only we had honest, righteous people come forward.
Now it all makes sense, he’s a MARTIAN!
So, was Zero a blood relative, or not?
Opinion Obama’s not-quite-true story
By Kathleen Parker, wash/Post Columnist, July 15, 2011
Most would agree that one would have to stoop pretty low to question the story of the death of a man’s mother. But what if that deathbed story were the locus of a far-reaching policy that encompassed a huge slice of a nation’s economy?And what if the individual who told the story were the president of the world’s most powerful nation?
On the same day that President Obama peevishly walked out of debt ceiling negotiations with congressional leaders, the New York Times reported that the White House had declined to challenge an account in a new book about Obama’s most compelling argument for health care reform — the tale of the final days of his mother, Ann Dunham, fighting with insurance companies about coverage for her cancer treatment.
No one who followed the 2008 presidential race could have missed the story, which Obama told more than once, of Dunham’s death from uterine and ovarian cancer at age 52. As told by Obama, his mother was fighting until her last breath with an uncaring insurance company about payments for her treatment. The company wouldn’t pay, Obama reported, because his mother’s cancer was considered a preexisting condition. Eliminating preexisting conditions as an obstacle to insurance coverage was a central tenet of health-care reform and the Affordable Care Act that has resulted.
“I will never forget my own mother, as she fought cancer in her final months, having to worry about whether her insurance would refuse to pay for her treatment,” Obama told a sympathetic nation.
The story touched hearts and swayed judgments. How awful. How could a compassionate country tolerate such cruelty? Life is a preexisting condition, after all. And besides, one wouldn’t dare challenge a man’s memory of his mamma. We all have a mom, and it’s staggering to consider having to watch her suffer through the indignity of death and the indifference of faceless corporations. Meanwhile, of all the things that are off-limits to scrutiny or skepticism, Cancer and Mother top the list. Combine the two in a personal story and you are untouchable.
Thus, the story of Obama, Ann Dunham and corporate America’s inhumanity toward preexisting conditions became an inviolate holy trinity of immense political power.
If only it had been true.
It is too much to say that Obama told an intentionally tall tale to mislead the public. But it is also incorrect to say that he told a true story. According to Janny Scott, a New York Times writer and author of the book “A Singular Woman: The Untold Story of Barack Obama’s Mother,” Dunham’s cancer treatments were covered by her employer’s insurance policy. She was denied disability insurance, which would have helped Dunham pay her deductible or unreimbursed medical costs. These apparently ran into the hundreds per month.
A distinction without a difference? This is a question for Americans to decide. Yes, it’s true that Dunham’s disability claim was denied and that she hired her son, whom she identified as her lawyer, to pursue legal recourse. But it is false that she was denied coverage of her treatment, as Obama clearly said.
On Wednesday, the White House did not dispute Scott’s rendering of events, which she gleaned from correspondence between Dunham and Cigna, the company that held Dunham’s disability insurance policy. Presidential spokesman Nicholas Papas said, “The president has told this story based on his recollection of events that took place more than 15 years ago.”
We can all understand memories dimmed by the passage of time, though some memories demand greater accountability. Obama might have checked his facts more carefully. Not only did he represent his mother’s interests at the time and, presumably, have legal notes and correspondence in his own files, but he knew he would use the anecdote to make his argument for health-care reform. Surely he might have expected that someone eventually would fact-check his account.
Papas maintains that the president’s story, if not exactly as Americans may have understood it, still stands as commentary on “the impact of pre-existing condition limits on insurance protection from health-care costs.” This would be a reasonable argument except that disability insurance, which is usually intended to cover wages lost to illness and not treatment, was never part of the debate in the health-care reform act.
It’s likely that the president will be forgiven this exaggeration in the service of a greater truth. But it was never, in fact, quite true.
You should’ve asked her how things are in Beirut. 🤨
I am and was always a birther. I thirst for justice.
Wouldn't it be advantageous to soften the ground now with her involvement in the fraud?
-PJ
Doesn’t say, does he.......snx?
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