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10:47 AM Friday, November 6, 2009

I see that another Bible-thumping Republican going to court on corruption charges. It amuses me how the righteous Republicans preach family values and God’s law, and they are the ones cheating, lying and stealing from the public. Mike Fox and Kay Rogers are two fine examples of the hypocrisy that makes up the Republican Party.

My wife and I were both neutral on Issue 3 until the harassment started. Her cell phone, my cell phone and our home phone received two to three calls a day. Our mailbox was stuffed with literature. ... I voted no.

Does anyone remember Hillary Clinton excoriating President (George) Bush for a flu vaccine shortage? Today, we have children dying from the H1N1 flu due to a vaccine shortage, while our liberal president is busy campaigning and is at war with Fox News. I think our children and our troops in Afghanistan deserve a higher priority.

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Why won't the liberal media hold Fuehrer B. Hussein Obama accountable for the flu shortage? They blamed Bush in 2004. And Obama promised to deliver the needed vaccine - and hasn't. But we don't hear about that much from the fascist media.

Uncle Andy
4:09 PM, 11/6/2009

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The problem is ditribution. The drug companies make the vacine. In previous years private companies ditributed the vacine. This year our government is in charge of shipments. There have been some states that had huge supplies and others had hardly any.
When government is in charge no matter what the party it is screwd up.
Post office always broke and Amtrack always losing money.

tiger
4:03 PM, 11/6/2009

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And since when do you guys even want the President to be involved in the H1N1 problem? Aren't you worried that your rights and freedoms are being taken away when the government provides vaccines? Ooooh! Scary! Isn't that Marxism? Why aren't you guys going around throwing tea bags at clinics? Don't you guys think that the free market would be a better solution? Then we would be paying $10,000 for a shot. That would make you all happy.

JG
1:01 PM, 11/6/2009

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To the comment about H1N1: Did you see Joe Wilson complaining about the shortage after he voted against additional funding that would have created more vaccines? Now his wife is infected with it.

JG
12:52 PM, 11/6/2009

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