the technical term is ROTFLMAO

Unlike most of my posts tongue: this is pretty partisan and hostile but the author can turn a phrase.

http://www.americanthinker.com/2013/10/ ... fraud.html


"In his weekly radio address, President Obama preposterously pouted that "it's well past the time for folks to stop rooting for [ObamaCare's] failure," with the obvious implication that conservative Republicans are in fact cheering for the pain of the un-insured.
No, Mr. President, we are not. We are, however, having a delicious moment of schaden-fraud. This is the magnificent validation we are experiencing as all elected Democrats and members of the Jurassic media are fast discovering that the man and the plan they have so arrogantly shoved down our throats - and so naively placed their hopes in -- are simultaneously being exposed as shams.
And sham-wow, is it ever cathartic, as we have been called racists, terrorists, hostage-takers, kooks, haters, and stupid for years -- all because we deigned to be correct about the biggest legislative boondoggle in American history. Of course, only a few of the Kool-Aid drinkers are admitting this...yet...but we can sense that many of them are panicking on the realization that they might one day have to.
We told you so! I think the technical term is ROTFLMAO."...

and

"Now whether or not Obama understand this is irrelevant, because he is playing to a base of low-information voters and reporters who really do equate Obama and government failing with America failing. Thus, he has the audacity to say, as his world is becoming a punch line even for the liberals on TV -- and his very law is causing millions to lose coverage -- that it is we who are "so obsessed with denying ... people access to health insurance that [we] just shut down the government and threatened default over it."
Let me translate: conservatives hate me and my law so much -- probably because I am black -- that their hatred is causing the law to fail. Blame them, not me!"...


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"Obamacare is going to be a smashing success replacing junk health care with quality healthcare. It will be a complicated and messy transition, but when it is done you will not get the people to let it go. And wingers know it. Some do. The smart ones.

Good affordable health care for people with pre existing conditions which is most people over 50. Minimum services must be provided and kids get to stay on policies until 26. Medical companies can only make a 20% profit.

How much luck have wingers had with getting rid of social security or medicare? The pubs opposed both of those pretty much categorically. And the New deal and medicade.

Wingers seem to oppose anything people need. Hard to figure. Were they born without hearts? They need to go to OZ with the Tin man.

The pubs were wrong about the new deal and SS, and medicare and they are wrong now.

They are always wrong. Sure takes people a long time to figure that out."

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Since our local libs seem to be out enjoying the weather I thought I would post some comments from the left posted elsewhere.

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"Blah blah blah. Keynesianism isn't working too well, so you blame the GOP. Last time I checked, it is the Dems in power. Stop blaming your failures on everyone else. As Obama said, he won. Winning the election means taking responsibility. Time to man up and admit your Keynesian policies are a failure.


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I will repeat...........the US has one of the best economies in the world at the present time thanks to Obama. Had the Rs not thrown up roadblocks every inch of the way the US probably would be further along in its recovery.

You and your conservative colleagues are part of the problem; not the solution.


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Yep, it is the republicans fault.

http://www.nationalreview.com/article/3 ... -c-w-cooke

"As Obamacare declines toward a possible fall, the assembled denizens of the professional Left are scrambling in earnest to register their excuses with the public. Thus far at least, the award for the most creative contribution goes to former labor secretary Robert Reich, whose Saturday paean to single-payer health care managed to combine all of the most dishonest talking points that have bubbled up since October 1 while constructing in tandem a counterfactual so dazzling that only the truest of apostles could be persuaded by it.

Reich’s column has the Upworthy-worthy title, “The Democrats’ Version of Health Insurance Would Have Been Cheaper, Simpler, and More Popular (So Why Did We Enact the Republican Version and Why Are They So Upset?).”...