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Tag Archives: Health Care Reform
Dear Lieberman and Wishy-Washy Dems
* This is not reform. *Why, yes, I have been holding on to this for a while.
Things I forgot…but shouldn't have…
When I was discharged from the military I worked a brief stint at a popular coffee company as a Supervisor. We’ll leave it at that, shall we? I ended up quitting because despite begging and pleading I could not get … Continue reading
Photo of the Day
Representative John Lewis of Georgia speaking at the Washtenaw County Democratic Party’s Annual Dinner about how health care is in fact a civil right. I have nothing else intelligent to offer, just that this picture of a man who has … Continue reading
I want to live in her fantasy world…
Only on Planet Couler (via Crooks & Liars, click over there to watch the video): O’Reilly: But every problem wouldn’t go away. The one thing that I would like to see the federal government do is strict oversight on the … Continue reading
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Tagged assholes, equal rights, fuck you of the day, health care, Health Care Reform, people who bug us, rethuglikans
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The Military Service as Privilege
Hear me out. Not so long ago I would have argued that joining the military is in no way a privilege. Not when they prey on the underprivileged to entice them into service, and not when most of our wars … Continue reading
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Tagged disabled/differently abled, Health Care Reform, military, privilege
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