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PubOption's avatar

And the Tundra Grifter should be an expert on lies about healthcare.

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PubOption's avatar

Nutz.

It had to be said.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

“The trouble with lying is that the field is over run with amateurs.”

~ Mark Twain

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bobbert's avatar

Broccoli was not invented yet.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

Why did the dinosaur cross the road?

Because chickens hadn't yet been invented.

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PubOption's avatar

Brown sounds like the rest of the teabaggers: against 'Obamacare' but in favor of its content.

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

But he drives a truck! That should negate all his terrible policy positions.

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BarackMyWorld's avatar

You're not stopping to consider their opposition to all the content of Obamacare that doesn't actually exist. Its not enough anymore just to propose policy people want, you also have to not have people imagine policy they don't like.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

tessiee;

Well played! FTW!

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TundraGrifter's avatar

They didn't "imagine" it - those lies were created to gin up opposition.

When people actually understand Health Care Reform they support the individual provisions. Who wouldn't?

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TundraGrifter's avatar

JARTS libel! We had a set of those - what a terrible idea!

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Chris Grrr's avatar

No offense intended to my p-superiors...

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Chris Grrr's avatar

The record number of mixed-race marriages now would seem to support your position.

Apparently the notion of "state's rights" contains the implicit assumption that their elected leaders aren't bigoted ignoramuses.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

After Capt. Cook, in the British navy limes and sauerkraut were free, as was beer with meals (the water was pretty foul). The daily rum ration was such high proof the modern equivalent would be about a fifth a day.

Many British sailors had severe mental problems from running full speed 'tween decks and slamming their foreheads against the low beams while drunk.

Merchant seamen didn't generally have the same problems with scurvey (particularly in the late 19th century) because the voyages were much shorter.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

Bayer.

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TundraGrifter's avatar

Not if you work on the (r)Money campaign!

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