Rep. Richard A. Gephardt...said, "It is immoral for people not to be covered by health insurance." Yeah.
LOL
How many poor families' health insurance premiums is Rich Dick paying for out of his own pocket and sense of "compassion"?!!!
"New Moral Majority" myass.
1 posted on
01/13/2004 11:09:47 PM PST by
ppaul
To: ppaul
Democrats are to morality as Rachel Corrie is to three-dimensionality. :)
2 posted on
01/13/2004 11:19:00 PM PST by
KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle
("The Clintons have damaged our country. They have done it together, in unison." -- Peggy Noonan)
To: ppaul
It's immoral for people to not give me money for nothing.
3 posted on
01/13/2004 11:26:21 PM PST by
Jeff Chandler
(2004: The Neocons vs. The Neocoms)
To: ppaul
Obviously it's lost on power-crazed pols like Dean that Dem legislation in the past forty years has done far more to divide the country and create disastisfaction and anomie than anything Republicans have supposedly done. It's the Republicans who are basically upbeat about the U.S., our nation's future, and pro-American while the Donkey Party has descended into the swamp of class warfare and anti-Americanism. In short conservatives believe in America far more than libs do.
4 posted on
01/14/2004 2:37:08 AM PST by
driftless
( For life-long happiness, learn how to play the accordion.)
To: ppaul
Edwards offers a similar critique of Bush in a stump-speech litany about a nation divided into two: "two tax systems," "two health care systems," "two education systems," "two governments"; one for the "powerful" and the "privileged," the other for "the rest of us." Yeah, like retirement plans. The "powerful" and "privileged" government (including Edwards) gets a retirement plan that actually does something, while the "rest of us" are stuck with bankruptcy-bound Socialism's Security.
5 posted on
01/14/2004 7:04:22 AM PST by
David75
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