Hello to all of you in the Eastern third of this great country, currently hoarding boxes of wine and tarp and more boxes of wine in order to hopefully get through Frankenstorm without killing your loved ones in a fit of cabin fever. How is that going for you, gathering all those supplies and whatnot? Would it go EVEN BETTER if you knew that there was no FEMA? Or, what if you knew that FEMA had been turned into a profit-making machine for Job Creators? Would that make you work EVEN HARDER to prepare for the oncoming storm? Absolutely it would, says Mitt Romney, and also, do you think that FEMA will help you pick of the pieces of your ruined lives if the worst should occur? LOSERS. This is nothing short of immoral.
Perhaps even spending some of his valuable time and effort to issue a quote to the press along the lines of "And so many of the people here, you know, were underprivileged anyway, so this, this is working very well for them."
I always get such great service when I have to deal with my wireless, cable, or telephone companies!
Meaning the part of the service where they send me the bill. The part where they I have to call them to fix problems? That part of the service is perhaps a little tiny smidge of a bit less than perfect.
But then again, <i>that</i> is Obama&#039;s fault. He&#039;s an anti-colonialist, after all.
What&#039;s next? Presenting his words, in context? Before you know it, these monsters in the drive-by media will probably forget how to be good stenographers! Have they no shame?!
right and i think the history of privatizing gov&#039;t functions is littered with much higher costs and very mixed results (i&#039;m thinking military contracting, MA, prisons, schools)
but no one calls them on this shit. it&#039;s just an accepted truism that the private sector is better.
I&#039;m looking forward to seeing him emulate <a href="http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2009\/03\/23\/jindal-vs-palin-on-volcan_n_178120.html" target="_blank">Bobby Jindal backtracking on volcanoes.</a>
Perhaps even spending some of his valuable time and effort to issue a quote to the press along the lines of &quot;And so many of the people here, you know, were underprivileged anyway, so this, this is working very well for them.&quot;
I always get such great service when I have to deal with my wireless, cable, or telephone companies!
Meaning the part of the service where they send me the bill. The part where they I have to call them to fix problems? That part of the service is perhaps a little tiny smidge of a bit less than perfect.
But then again, <i>that</i> is Obama&#039;s fault. He&#039;s an anti-colonialist, after all.
What&#039;s next? Presenting his words, in context? Before you know it, these monsters in the drive-by media will probably forget how to be good stenographers! Have they no shame?!
Mitt&#039;s just angling to get Wyoming to name their aircraft carrier the <i>W.S.S. Romney.</i>
right and i think the history of privatizing gov&#039;t functions is littered with much higher costs and very mixed results (i&#039;m thinking military contracting, MA, prisons, schools)
but no one calls them on this shit. it&#039;s just an accepted truism that the private sector is better.
Hurricanes must be truly frightful to someone who changes their opinion with the direction of the wind.
it has to be said:
from your mouth to god&#039;s ear.
THE PROFIT MOTIVE IS NOT HELPFUL IN THE DELIVERY OF CIVIC SERVICES.
even blessed saint adam smith knew that.
I&#039;m taking FEMA&#039;s advice and staying indoors and home from work until the storm has passed.
But since I live in San Francisco I&#039;m having a slight problem convincing my boss that it&#039;s a good idea.
I&#039;m looking forward to seeing him emulate <a href="http:\/\/www.huffingtonpost.com\/2009\/03\/23\/jindal-vs-palin-on-volcan_n_178120.html" target="_blank">Bobby Jindal backtracking on volcanoes.</a>
and speaking from the great state of IL, far more corrupt.