You have a certain poetic way with your prose, I’ll give you that!

Oh, have you all heard? Juan McAmnesty is looking to put the ultimate screws to the country, with his buddy Harry Reid. Here comes Amnesty!!! Third World, here we come!

As far as the drugs, lets say we import some Chinese made drugs, no wait, they can’t make a safe toy let alone a drug, get my point? This is one area where I’d gladly like to not have to worry about what ingredients were used.

http://www.nobama.com/

I don’t agree with some of the pardons that Bush did. However, I suppose if I find one thing I dislike about you, I should not like at all, or that we should not be friends?

Obama campaigned on being a different type of politician. Yet, before even taking office, he has shown he is no different from the very people who he said he was not like. Talk about a bait and switch.

For the record I did not vote for Bush either in 1999 or 2003.

Obama did not have the experience. Does not have the experience, and has already showed he lied in the campaign. The socialized medical systems of Canada and England are broken, and are the very reasons why we should not adopt such system. Obama is willing to say anything at anytime, stick with something and go with it.

He bashed Bush for running up the debt and deficent, now he says don’t worry about that. He is backing off his tax cuts and increases.

Obama supports far more rights for illegals than McCain does.

Obama was/is in bed with a number of Freddie Mac/Fannie Mae folks.

McCain played to party lines, probably because his feathers were ruffled when he saw exit polls that put traditionally conservative Hispanic voters down for Obama. Add that in with the immigration protests in Calif. (who besides me remembers this?) it’s no wonder he changed his tune to amnesty.

My hope–and my suspicion–is that Obama will be a little more centrist than his constituents realize, especially on illegal residency.

And to address your question, BothParties: Pharma is a business, just like any other. Until a true universal health care model comes along, we are not going to see a reprieve endorsed by either party in political control. Frankly speaking, I would rather pay more for drugs than in other countries if there is an assurance of safety and quality. European and Asian countries may have better health care costs, but despite what Michael Moore will tell you, their products are not safer and the corporations are no less corrupt. (Nesquik, anyone?)

Because of the Republican party, Americans are expected to pay 2-3 times as much for many drugs as other countries, and our laws prevent re-importation of our own drugs which would cause prices to normalize.

Someone please explain to me how this is fair, good, or tolerable. As opposed to - overtly corrupt and sickening behavior. Thank you.

A vote for McCain was a vote for Amnesty, for bailing out every homeowner who overextended themselves with taxpayer money, and to continue to victimize Americans who play by the rules 9and pay 2-3 times as much as other countries for prescription drugs, who subsidize illegal aliens’ health acre and education, etc.)

So don’t get so full of yourself

…and the single-issue voters who would hear of NOTHING but the illegal alien issue and therefore either didn’t vote or voted for a third-party candidate sure didn’t help us…and for that, we all will suffer.

I voted for McCain. I may not have agreed with him on every issue, but I sure did not want Obama in office.

No, he supports the whores too. It is very simple, Timmy supports illegals, and that includes the whores, the kidnappers, etc. Further proof that Timmy supports the whores is that he has not done much to either put a hurting on the people that do the smuggling or to prevent flop houses. So, in my book that is an outright endorsement of the whores.

I suppose given that Timmy spent some time in Central America, he got used to seeing such conditions and therefore, knows very well how the smugglers work and why they do it.