Commie care is upon us.

[Bailey Guns]

Runza Hut in Loveland... I feel a ride comin' on!

It's possible we met there. I see so many people there I can't keep track. We'll have to try it again. I've got a new Road King Police that needs some miles on it.

[pickenup]

Stick a fork in U.S.
This (once great) country is done.

[Troublco]

Well. The Great Socialist Dream, as propagated by Lenin, Marx, Mao, and company, is coming to pass after all. The only thing they goofed up was when, and where.

Democrats (liberals, socialists, whatever you want to call them) are a scourge on the face of our once-great country. Washington, Jefferson, Adams, and the rest of our founding fathers and all those who fought and worked and toiled to make this country what it started out to be would be reviled and disgusted to see what it's become.

I'm so disgusted, I want to puke. Merry Christmas, America. Welcome to the Great Socialist Paradise.

[Batteriesnare]

I've always heard of the little boy living in a socialist country, dreaming of moving to the free country of America. Thanks to our wonderful establishment, both his and my dreams of freedom are being crushed.

[jerrymrc]

I got this in the mail today. I do intend to write a letter explaining that as a 51 YO that works and votes I have never been involved in politics, but I will be.....

Dear Friend,

Today I voted for a health care reform bill that will bring meaningful change to Coloradans. Reform that provides coverage to 840,000 uninsured Coloradans, extends and protects Medicare for our seniors and provides free preventive care for everyone. Reform that provides tax cuts to small businesses and eliminates exclusions based on pre-existing conditions. And, as promised, I voted for health care reform that doesn’t add a dime to the deficit.

This bill will make a substantial difference in the lives of Coloradans who are doing jobs much harder than those in Washington, working late into the night, and taking an extra shift before Christmas so they can afford that extra gift beneath the tree. It is for those Americans who are unemployed in this savage economy and still trying to make sure the kids know they are remembered during this holiday season.

For Colorado, this bill will help over 68,000 small businesses provide health care coverage for their employees as they have always tried to do. It makes health care more accessible and more affordable in rural areas by making sure doctors receive a fair rate of return for the quality care they provide. And for the nearly 500,000 seniors in Colorado, it strengthens and protects Medicare while ensuring seniors don’t see a single cut to their guaranteed benefits.

I do not support the special deals in this bill. I continue to believe we should include a public option. And I have been disappointed by weeks of delay tactics that have done nothing but expose a broken Washington.

However, this bill is about the Coloradans and all Americans who just want a decent shot at the American dream. It’s about lowering skyrocketing health care costs and reducing the deficit by nearly $1.3 trillion over the next 20 years. It’s about ensuring the strength of Medicare for years to come and bringing much-needed, improved and affordable care to working families.

After decades of trying, we finally passed a bill that saves money, saves lives and gives families a fighting chance against relentless insurance company abuses.

I will continue to push for improvements in this bill as we move toward the conference report and a final bill.

As always, I would love to hear from you. You can send me a message or find contact information at my web site. I encourage you to reach out.

Sincerely,

Michael F. Bennet
U.S. Senator for Colorado

[Mtn.man]

shoulda seen the shit Udall sent me...

[Batteriesnare]

Both of them will be removed from office.







I can't wait for elections.

[Calvin]

The line was drawn in the sand by the majority of the American people, they not only crossed it, but they spit in our face while they did it.

These immoral, communist lunatics have now really, really, really, really pissed off 100 million or so people. I'm sure glad I'm not one of them.

I think what ultimately pisses me off about this is, it happened on my watch!!!

Merry Christmas,

Moon.

[Mtn.man]

I just cannot understand why we put up with our so called reps. not giving US gov. by the People.
Instead we are getting gov. by the gov. and we are supposed to be Thankful...

[theGinsue]

...This bill will make a substantial difference in the lives of Coloradans who are doing jobs much harder than those in Washington, working late into the night, and taking an extra shift before Christmas so they can afford that extra gift beneath the tree.

Oh, it'll make a substantial difference all right. It'll adversely affect the financial status of millions of American families and make so many more of us dependant on the "security" of the government and it's programs.

...It’s about lowering skyrocketing health care costs and reducing the deficit by nearly $1.3 trillion over the next 20 years. It’s about ensuring the strength of Medicare for years to come and bringing much-needed, improved and affordable care to working families.

I still haven't been able to figure out how the government spending so much of our money and creating a system that will wipe out existing health insurance options currently in use by millions of Americans will SAVE money. Instead of "fixing" what they percieve to be broken, they should be determining WHY health care costs are "skyrocketing".

...As always, I would love to hear from you. You can send me a message or find contact information at my web site. I encourage you to reach out.

Yeah, I'm not believing this one bit. Every time I've "reached out" to communicate with our elected officials I get a sweet little canned response telling me how their actions are just what we need to fix everything. Honestly, they don't want to hear what I have to say.

shoulda seen the shit Udall sent me...

Yup, I got his message too. More canned liberal/bureaucratic "the sky was falling, but I fixed it" crap.

I've been particularly interested in seeing all of the political advertisements for both Udall and Bennet that tell us what a great job they've done for us and thanking them. It's just a psych job aimed at getting the weak minded to believe they're really doing good things for us so, come next election, we'll remember all of the propaganda and forget how much they actually harmed our state and country.