This and That...

[Ross]

This was posted on my facebook by Mike Huckabee.

Mike Huckabee

Health and Human Services Secretary found a new culprit to blame for the Titanic-like launch of the Obamacare website: Congressional Republicans. So how could it be the fault of the people who were shut out of helping create it, voted solidly against it, and had nothing whatsoever to do with building it? Well, they weren't able to test the website because of the government shutdown.

One problem with that argument: both the government shutdown and the Obamacare website launch happened the first week of October. Who waits to test a massive web project until the day it's launched? It should've been tested for months before then, but the contractors testified last week that that was impossible because they got an order from the White House to change the programming for political purposes, and that change was one of the major problems that causes the crashes. It's become the hallmark of this Administration that nobody's ever responsible for anything: Not Benghanzi, the IRS scandal, the NSA, Fast and Furious, and now, even their own website. They may eventually need Obamacare themselves after their wear out their fingers from pointing them at other people.

Sec. Sebelius also brushed off the rising calls for President Obama to demand her resignation, and insisted that nobody would be fire. She said she doesn't work for the people who want her to resign. Funny, I thought she worked for the taxpayers, and I bet a lot of them wouldn't mind seeing some heads roll about now. Still, when someone screws up that badly and isn't fired, it tells me that she was following orders from the White House. You fire people when they embarrass you through their own mistakes. But if they were carrying out your orders, you can't fire them, because then, they'll tell the world they were only doing what they were told. The formula in this Administration, like in much of Washington, has been "Screw up, cover up, move up." Protect the guy upstairs, and you'll get promoted, no matter how bad a job you've done. In this case, though, the screw-up is so public, so obvious, and affects so many Americans, that maybe at long last, the buck might stop at the White House.

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Bumper Sticker Of The Day
October 30, 2013

Obumacare web site not working?  Can't keep your health insurance even if you liked it despite repeated promised to the contrary by Obuma?  Premiums skyrocketing?
'Creepy' Sebelius has an answer for you:

"Whatever"...

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Shocker Benghazi Discussion: Chris Matthews Asks *Real* Questions?

(Holy crap, pinch me... Chris Matthews goes a little off the water-carrying range in this discussion around Benghazi?  It actually appears that 'Tingles is either a.) embarrassed by CBS's Lara Logan, who actually did a direct 60 minutes segment... or, b.) struggling to reconcile that Hillary's "at this point what difference does it make" comment is pure obfuscation not grounded in fact.

Could it be that 'Tingles' actually does recognize, albeit 13 months after the fact, that Obuma and Hillary Clinton chose to let Americans be slaughtered in Benghazi???  Could the truth of this be comprehensible to Dictator Obuma/Pantsuit Hillary defender Matthews?

Nah... me neither.  The White House will call him and yank his leash back shortly)
 

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Allan Pacela, Another #GetCovered Success Story, Is Regular DNC Contributor

Read Allan's story here:
http://santamariatimes.com/news/opinion/mailbag/obamacare-saves-family/article_14a704cc-3621-11e3-a6c0-0019bb2963f4.html

A routine search of FEC records shows this:

Allan is so poor he argues stock strategies online with other people:

Nothing seems to be as it is nor will it be anytime soon.  The facade of this administration is made of construction paper... The Libby lies & horsesh!t just keeps flowing!

[Warph]

Creepy Sebelius: Men Often Need Maternity Care

Rep. Renee Ellmers was questioning Kathleen Sebelius when she came out with this instant classic:

Ellmers: You also brought up the issue that when you were in Kansas [as health Commissioner and governor] that you fought against discriminatory issues. As far as [ObamaCare's] essential health benefits, correct me if I'm wrong: do men not have to buy maternity care?

Sebelius: Policies will cover maternity coverage. For the young and healthy, uh, under ythirty year-olds will have a choice also of a catastrophic plan that has no maternity coverage.

Ellmers: But men are required to purchase maternity coverage.

Sebelius: Well, an insurance policy has a series of benefits whether you use them or not...

Ellmers: And that is why health care premiums are increasing, because we are forcing them to buy things that they will never need. Thank you.

Sebelius: The individual policies cover families. Men often do need maternity care for their spouses and for their families, yes.

Ellmers: A single male, aged 32, does need maternity coverage. To the best of your knowledge, has a man ever delivered a baby?


Every man in Obumacare, regardless of his circumstances, has to pay for maternity care, whether he has a wife or if she's 70 years old.  There are no options out of the "better plan" that you are required to have.  Needless to say these required "benefits" you may not want are part of why so many people are paying so much more for Obamacare plans.

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*** The Promise ***

When President Obama campaigned for his health care law he promised repeatedly, "If you like your current insurance, you will keep your current insurance." Every day there is more evidence to the contrary, including the so-called "Cadillac tax" provision of Obamacare. The "Cadillac tax" punishes companies that offer high-end health care plans to their employees.

Learn more about the "Cadillac Tax" at http://ellmers.house.gov/latest-news/

[Ross]

 
   Yes, it is time to flush.

[Warph]

Halloweenie Bumper Sticker(s) Of The Day
October 31, 2013

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   Yes, it is time to flush.

"Flushing is good for a couple of turds like that!"

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IDIOT Congressman Frank "Mafia' Pallone – Discussion About People Losing Their Insurance Plans –
What Is It About New Jersey?  Almost as bad as Delaware!
Posted on October 31, 2013

Must watch Video– Megyn HAMMERS Congressman!

But someone please tell me what's with the crew of New Jersey Dem Congressmen.  Seriously.  This is the third one highlighted in three consecutive days, with the exact same bizarre logic and arrogant outlook.  Another really nasty, nasty CLOWN.

Are a lot of people in New Jersey like this, or only their congressional representatives?

Democratic congressman Frank Pallone is getting his fifteen minutes of fame after his now-infamous "monkey court" comment... http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2013/10/rep_pallone_refers_to_obamacare_hearing_as_monkey_court.html
.... last week, and on Wednesday night it brought him to Fox News, where he got in a heated exchange with Megyn Kelly over people losing their "lousy" health insurance plans due to Obamacare regulations.

Pallone argued that people can keep their policies as long as insurance companies agree to sell them, but many of them have been caught selling "lousy plans at a high price that are skeletal and don't provide any benefits."