Excuse me for not getting emotional over this: Yet once the service of more than 2,200 veterans was over, our country forgot about them. They died last year from not having health care coverage, and Jim Gerlach opposes any such reform to fix that travesty laid upon our society. [congress]G000549[/congress]
He couldn’t even come close to the 140 characters allowed on Twitter: I guess that’s why he couldn’t be bothered to support healthcare reform either? Apparently McCarthy is fine and dandy with over 2,200 uninsured veterans dying last year. [congress]M001165[/congress]
And he will be attending an event: What would Dan Burton tell the families of the 2,200 veterans without healthcare who died last year? Would he try to tell them how healthcare reform is wrong and that’s why he voted against it? [congress]B001149[/congress]
What a nice gesture: A really nice gesture would have been voting for healthcare reform on Saturday given the fact that over 2,200 veterans without healthcare died last year. [congress]C000071[/congress]
He was able to muster the energy to honor them with a tweet, yet when it was time to vote last Saturday he voted against healthcare, something that would have helped save over 2,200 veterans last year alone. [congress]H001045[/congress]
How nice of him! But where was his support of our veterans when it was time to vote last Saturday for healthcare? It was on the wrong side of the issue. Since 2,200 veterans without access to healthcare died last year, how can Rep. Chris Lee honor our veterans and keep a straight face? [congress]L000568[/congress]
And with this we have our first Democrat: Artur Davis was one of the Democrats to vote against healthcare this past Saturday. Given the fact that over 2,200 veterans without health insurance died last year, it’s kind of hard to believe that Davis is “profoundly grateful” to their service. [congress]D000602[/congress]
An interesting tweet, however actions speak louder than words (or 140 characters or less). On Saturday Roy Blunt voted against healthcare reform, yet last year over 2,200 veterans without healthcare died in our nation. How does Roy consider that a way of honoring them? [congress]B000575[/congress]
Next up we have John McCain, America’s most famous veteran: Since leaving the military John McCain has enjoyed the benefits of the VA, as well as the extensive coverage of his Congressional health insurance. Today John McCain has a chance to show he supports the rest of our veterans by supporting healthcare with a public […]
And a link to her site: So what is Michele saying about this? On Veterans Day, we pause to remember the brave American heroes who sacrificed so much to preserve our great nation. Though we celebrate Veterans Day once a year, we reap the benefits of freedom everyday. America’s courageous sons and daughters who have […]