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To: B-Chan
We are a solidly middle-class family of three. I am self-employed and cannot afford medical insurance.

Thank you for pointing this out. There is a lot of righteous indignation around here from those who obviously never have had to actually BUY private/individual health insurance.

Also, for those criticizing the family for sending the child to private school - the NYTImes reported this morning that the child had a scholarship.

373 posted on 10/10/2007 2:09:10 PM PDT by valkyrieanne
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To: valkyrieanne

I’d want to see documentation on “scholarships” if I was a reporter and I’d want to know about the other 2 kids and where they go to school and how the Frosts got into this very posh private school in the first place. This family clearly has upper class roots -— why wouldn’t the school find kids who wouldn’t get opportunities any other way, i.e., kids from a poor or working class background.

Do any other family members donate to the school? Remember the Soprano episode where Carmela goes to lunch with the Dean at the Ivy League school Meadow goes to and he proposes a $50,000 donation and Carmela and Tony interpret it as an insurance policy to keep Meadow in good graces at the school?

There are too many gaps in this story. I was talking to my brother about it and his question was who it was that brought this particular case to the Democratic Party so that the boy could be used for the radio address.


375 posted on 10/10/2007 8:49:31 PM PDT by OneCitizen
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