Hmm 3rd post.

ROTFLMAO :D:D:D Good one!!!

I believe Romney now says that the Mass. health care system was a mistake. I know he has backed away from it.

I agree. I actually toyed with the idea of voting for a repub for president, until Palin was selected. An obvious ploy to attract Clinton supporters. Did they think women are stupid enough to vote for a woman just BECAUSE she is a woman?

No, but I think there are alot of stupid women who didn't vote for her because she was a woman. I would think that women would be outraged by the way the mainstream media treated her.

That would be like voting for a person of color just because he is of color.

And that's a big part of why Hillary was thrown overboard.

Your absolutely right. Polls confirmed that 95-96% of blacks voted for Obama. So, who is stupid now? Women or blacks?

LOL You are pretty sharp.:thumbup:

I'll be there and I have a feeling you'll know where to find me.

:grumpy:So, do you think your strategy of snubbing Palin has earned any dividends? Do you really believe that even the flawed ticket of McCain-Palin would have been worse that this abomination of an administration we have now?

My dream is to one day (figuratively speaking) smack anyone and everyone that slams that woman, who has more patriotism and love of God and Country in one pinky finger that Barack Hussein Obama has in his entire family.

It was implemented after his term ended if I remember right.

I don't think it's all bad that the Mass. healthcare reform has not worked as well as hoped.....the rest of the states can learn from it and they are working out problems.

It's better to "experiment" with one or a few states than to put a 2,000-page monstrosity on all 50 states, all at once. Plus, every state is different in terms of ability to finance such complex programs.

Here's one of the big problems they've had:

"....Stating the obvious, officials have concluded that, “emergency room crowding and rising costs will not be solved by providing people with health insurance alone,” and, what is needed “are more primary care doctors and nurses.”......

And again, the results are going to be predictable. Without adequate primary care access, these newly insured patients will flood already crowded emergency rooms for care, further driving up spending and costs.

If you think what’s happening in Massachusetts, which by the way, has the highest density of physicians per capita in the country, is scary, replicating this scenario nationwide will be truly frightening."

"ER visits and healthcare costs rise in MA due to lack of primary care access":
http://www.kevinmd.com/blog/2009/04/...s-rise-in.html

But then, we could have learned that from Canada, too, where.......

"On June 9, 2005, the high court struck down a Quebec law that prohibited people from buying private health insurance to cover procedures already offered by the public system.

"Access to a waiting list is not access to health care," two of the justices wrote in their decision.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/background/healthcare/

When I use term "baggage" as relates to Mitt Romney, I speak of a few things were he will have to answer specific questions and not innuendos.

THAT does not disuade me from supporting him. He has experience, he has made mistakes or errors in judgement. That does not deter me from voting for him. His success certainly outweigh any of that.

Our current President did not have "baggage" similiar...he had "baggage" which was swept under the rug, but it was not from him experience in managing or governing. It had to do with a lot of personal issues and his associations and training.