I just love this tweet: We knew she was a fucking moron, but now she just proved it.
While many on the left side of the blogosphere seemed to enjoy Chuck Todd, I have never liked him. I don’t believe he is the “political insight machine” that so many credit him with and here is more proof of it: John Cole, who caught this little tweet of <cough> brilliance from Todd, says this: […]
Here are the public faces that aren’t in Congress and oppose a public option: AmandaCarpenter: Thanks to our vets today. Here is the 2009 Veterans Day poster from the VA MittRomney: Read my statement on Veterans Day here : http://bit.ly/4sECtC KarlRove: Wishing a happy Veterans Day to the brave men & women who sacrificed to […]
Here’s his tweet: Yet interesting enough as this appeared on Issa’s Twitter feed, so did this: Let’s think about those 2,200 veterans that died last year from lack of health care coverage and wonder if Issa is thanking them also. [congress]I000056[/congress]
Perhaps one of those high school students will ask him about his Tweet. Ask him how he can oppose healthcare reform while saying he honors our veterans, of which 2,200 died last year and didn’t have insurance. [congress]F000449[/congress]
And here is her tweet: Yet Lynn Jenkins also opposed healthcare reform, something that could have helped save the over 2,200 veterans, who have served our great nation only to find a nation in which they couldn’t afford health care coverage and ultimately died from it. [congress]J000290[/congress]
Do you really honor them? At any point one of those 24 million could become a statistic like the 2,200 veterans who couldn’t afford insurance and died last year. How do you honor them when you won’t even support health care reform that would help end this crime against our people? [congress]W000804[/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]
Per her tweet, Sen. Lisa Murkowski has issued a statement. Let’s have a look – shall we? WASHINGTON, D.C. – In observance of the Veterans Day holiday, U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, issued the following statement: “In Alaska we have the distinct pleasure and honor of having the largest per capita percentage of veterans of […]
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]