Whadda ya think....

[Boca]

does this imported "humanitarian crisis" and the threatening of medical workers if they speak out, have anything to do with propping up ObamaCare?

I say "imported" only because requests for bids on contracts to deal with transporting and other stuff, for 65,ooo illegals were made a month or two before the invasion began.

I say "propping up Obamacare" only because medical personnel treating these kids have been threatened if they speak out.

It all goes back to "never let a crisis go to waste" and then creating one. Not much different than Fast & Furious.

The sole purpose in the life of a dot is to be connected to other dots my friends. It's Darwinian.

 

[BitterPill]

You are completely wrong.

Medical workers are supposed to keep their client's information private, and many people know this save Fox 'News' aficionados and their cabal. Do you people even realize that contracts are bid on all the time, and that the one you speak of is one of a series of contracts?

Maybe it's the first time you've ever heard of contracts to transport and detain undocumented immigrants being floated, and Fox 'News' isn't going to inform you that it happens all the time, but it does.

 

[Boca]

You are completely wrong.

Medical workers are supposed to keep their client's information private, and many people know this save Fox 'News' aficionados and their cabal. Do you people even realize that contracts are bid on all the time, and that the one you speak of is one of a series of contracts?

Maybe it's the first time you've ever heard of contracts to transport and detain undocumented immigrants being floated, and Fox 'News' isn't going to inform you that it happens all the time, but it does.

Geezus.....medical workers are supposed to keep their client's information private...

Ya think these thousands of kids with 5 dollars in their pocket are "clients" and that it took this administration's threats to remind them of their ethical responsibility to their clients?

....the first time you've ever heard of contracts to transport and detain undocumented immigrants....

Nope, but it's the first time in all my years of government contracting that I've ever heard of a contract stipulating 65,000 widgets when 5 or 6 thousand was the normal order. And in this case before they supposedly knew they needed the other 60,000.

Nice though that you managed to stick Fox News in there to bolster yer malignant and hilarious reality dodge.