May
25
The Truth about Jason Chaffetz
Filed Under Campaigns, Constitution, Elections, Government, Health Care, Law, Politics, Uncategorized | 19 Comments
Someone who has posted anonymous comments to this blog thinking they will sway your opinion regarding Jason Chaffetz. They have posted a blog at www.thetruthaboutjason.com. Of course, I have to refer to this individual as “they” because I honestly don’t know if this is a male or female; I have no name to go on.
But that brings up an interesting point: Anonymity. Why be anonymous? Why not come out and boldly be counted? The Sixth Amendment to the US Constitution guarantees the right to confront your accusers. It’s very telling when someone makes accusations like this and violates constitutional principles to do it. Anonymity guarantees the accuser they will never have to be held responsible for their accusations–they are free to say and do whatever they wish, without fear of retribution or punishment, even if they are wholly wrong.
I don’t know who this person is, but from their repeated references to David Leavitt, my guess is that they are an embittered Leavitt supporter. Prove me wrong–show some integrity and step into the light. Your anonymity speaks volumes about you–and not kindly.
They say they want a civil dialogue, yet they resort to smearing, false accusations, innuendo, half-truths and other rhetorical devices in order to manipulate your opinion. In other words, this person hides like a coward, speaks out of both sides of their mouth, and argues like a liberal.
Jan
24
NY Times Endorses McCain
Filed Under Elections, Environment, Fascism, Global Warming, Government, Health Care, Politics, Socialism | 2 Comments
The New York Times has officially endorsed John McCain as GOP candidate and Hillary Clinton for the Democrats.
My question was “Why McCain?”
Actually, it’s easy. If Hillary Clinton wins the election, the Times will have at least two years to enjoy a President as Fascistic as they are who will push every ridiculous socialist idea on the public that they can get through Congress.
If McCain wins, they will get four years to enjoy a President that will bend over backwards to accommodate the whims and wishes of all the Liberal Fascists in the Legislature as they work to push their ridiculous socialist ideas through Congress, with promises to sign all the socialized health care, amnesty and Global Warming-inspired tripe the Legislature can cook up.
In other words, the Times’ board will get everything they want in a President, regardless of who wins. It’s a no-brainer.
Aug
30
Michael Moore’s “SiCKO” Short on Facts
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I recently received an email from Health Care America rebutting many of the claims that Michael Moore makes in his recent documentary , “SiCKO.” It is eye-opening. It also appears that Mr. Moore owes Health Care America some money. Read on.
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