I post this mostly for entertainment value. It is probably bogus, but I have a suspicion that Obama was born in Kenya, whether this document is real or not. American Thinker
To deliver their rebuttal, Republicans tapped Rep. Charles Boustany of Louisiana, a physician who once questioned the legitimacy of the Hawaii-born Obama’s birth certificate. In his health care rebuttal, Boustany said that Republicans were ready to work with the president on “common-sense” reforms but that “it’s time to start over on a common-sense, bipartisan plan” and that “replacing your family’s current health care with government-run health care is not the answer.
In fact, it’ll make health care much more expensive.”
Boustany said Republicans agreed with Obama in four areas: that all Americans should have access to coverage, regardless of pre-existing conditions; small businesses should be able to access coverage at prices comparable to large companies and labor unions; government should provide some form of assistance to those who cannot afford coverage; and insurers should offer incentives for preventive behavior. As for the overture on lawsuit limits, Boustany said, “we hope he’s serious.”
Bloomberg - Thomas Black, Andres R. Martinez Sept. 10 (Bloomberg) --
Mexican police stormed an airplane hijacked by a Bolivian man who claimed he was driven by “divine revelation,” ending a standoff more than an hour after the Aeromexico jet landed at Mexico ...
"Big Guy"...It's spelled "Big Guy", unless referencing Ron Jeremy (who isn't really a "big guy" at all, despite being worshipped by really "small guys").
This should be entertaining and I did not do this one in Photoshop.
ReplyDeleteI fell for the clown that said he smoked crack with Obama and gave him a blow job, so I post this with a little trepidation, but not that much.
In Dan Rather style, I post it. Who knows?
Use the link to have a closer look
ReplyDeleteThe poster of Obama as "The Joker" was a more believable graphic.
ReplyDeleteTo deliver their rebuttal, Republicans tapped Rep. Charles Boustany of Louisiana, a physician who once questioned the legitimacy of the Hawaii-born Obama’s birth certificate. In his health care rebuttal, Boustany said that Republicans were ready to work with the president on “common-sense” reforms but that “it’s time to start over on a common-sense, bipartisan plan” and that “replacing your family’s current health care with government-run health care is not the answer.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, it’ll make health care much more expensive.”
Boustany said Republicans agreed with Obama in four areas: that all Americans should have access to coverage, regardless of pre-existing conditions; small businesses should be able to access coverage at prices comparable to large companies and labor unions; government should provide some form of assistance to those who cannot afford coverage; and insurers should offer incentives for preventive behavior. As for the overture on lawsuit limits, Boustany said, “we hope he’s serious.”
Health Care Reform
Wow. Dear host is a Birther. Who knew?
ReplyDeleteAnother sectarian nut job, doing the God of Abraham's bidding.
ReplyDeleteThis fellow must have earned a bunch of points, with the "big guy"
Mexico Hijacking Ends After God-Inspired Suspect Is Detained
Bloomberg - Thomas Black, Andres R. Martinez
Sept. 10 (Bloomberg) --
Mexican police stormed an airplane hijacked by a Bolivian man who claimed he was driven by “divine revelation,” ending a standoff more than an hour after the Aeromexico jet landed at Mexico ...
I am probably more of a mirther than a birther.
ReplyDelete"Big Guy"...It's spelled "Big Guy", unless referencing Ron Jeremy (who isn't really a "big guy" at all, despite being worshipped by really "small guys").
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