Gramps
Mayor
If the SC "smacks down" or "disaables" or "strips" or otherwise "puts Obama in his place" who then are the losers?
Will it really have a lasting effect on Obama's credibility? It might!
Will it become the trojan horse of this campaign for Obama? It might!
Will it throw millions of people off the health care roles and leave them without any means of procuring medical care? Indeed it will.
So, again, who loses -- Obama or some child who's battling illness that without proper care will turn him or her into a statistic long before it should?
Priorities, priorities, priorities are the tools for putting things in their proper order.
I raised five children and taught them all that putting priorities in proper order was a necessity to survival. Am I now supposed to say to them as adults, "EXCU-U-U-U-USE ME! I erred".
When the blade drops this week the issue will become what the SC wishes but on a split decision which will clarify once and for all whose hands our fate is really held in. Who should run the nation, our elected officials or politically appointed referees who are spared the reality of answering to no one for anything they decide?
For those politically inclined individuals who have fought against universal healthcare so radically I say, "if and when a time comes that you must bid farewell to some loved one who might otherwise still be alive had Obamacare survived I shall sympahize with your loss but not your stubborn will to become a hypothetical hangman over other people's lives".
Gramps
Will it really have a lasting effect on Obama's credibility? It might!
Will it become the trojan horse of this campaign for Obama? It might!
Will it throw millions of people off the health care roles and leave them without any means of procuring medical care? Indeed it will.
So, again, who loses -- Obama or some child who's battling illness that without proper care will turn him or her into a statistic long before it should?
Priorities, priorities, priorities are the tools for putting things in their proper order.
I raised five children and taught them all that putting priorities in proper order was a necessity to survival. Am I now supposed to say to them as adults, "EXCU-U-U-U-USE ME! I erred".
When the blade drops this week the issue will become what the SC wishes but on a split decision which will clarify once and for all whose hands our fate is really held in. Who should run the nation, our elected officials or politically appointed referees who are spared the reality of answering to no one for anything they decide?
For those politically inclined individuals who have fought against universal healthcare so radically I say, "if and when a time comes that you must bid farewell to some loved one who might otherwise still be alive had Obamacare survived I shall sympahize with your loss but not your stubborn will to become a hypothetical hangman over other people's lives".
Gramps
