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Miguel Diocuore
Obama says newly elected Karzai 'Legitimate' Leader of Afghanistan - I guess Bammi would know. Was Karzi born in Hawwaii also?
Houston Tea Party rally draws more than 10,000+ - It ain't over yet. Taxes are going up because you have to pay for health care for people who are here illegally. We have to pay for health care for people who don't want health care ... We've got a government that's run amok — we've got a government that doesn't care about you or me. It cares about power, it cares about control - It cares about socialism.
Fox News is evil - unlessyou're selling an Obama book - Obama has in recent weeks picked a retarded fight with the Fox News to help keep rabid supporters on its own far left from complaining too much. Money.
Capitalism, democracy losing it's flavor in ex-Soviet bloc - A large majority of Russians said they felt the end of the USSR was a "great misfortune" and nearly half, 47 percent, agreed it was "natural" for Russia to have an empire. Pass the Wodka Igor.
Ripping out anti-'gay' Bible pages catches on - Take note hotel managers: unless you want it to be altered forever, remove that Bible from Sir Ian McKellen's bedside drawer before he shows up. the openly gay 'Lord of the Rings' star admits to a habit of tearing out the Bible passage that condemns homosexuality -- Leviticus 18:22 -- every time he finds one in his hotel room.
Vote for winner: Fox News vs. White House - Take the poll. After NewsBusters, blogs, social media, the Democratic Underground and the Free Republic got wind of the poll, the numbers started to leap. Don't miss out.
Man: I'm allergic to my own wife - Doctors discovered the allergy when Darren had a dangerous reaction to a steroid injection in hospital. His wife said: "If Darren fancies a bit of nookie and I'm tired I just say, 'Keep your hands off if you know what's good for you''.
This transgender custody battle is odd, even for New York - A Brooklyn mom is fighting her ex - a woman who lives as a man - for custody of her 7-year-old son. Melanie and Sam [not their real names] decided to become parents and Melanie was artificially inseminated.
Joke2Day
Bill and Bob, two children, were sitting outside a clinic. Bill happened to be crying very loudly.
"Why are you crying?" Bob asked.
"I came here for a blood test," sobbed Bill.
"So? Are you afraid?"
"No. For the blood test, they cut my finger.
As Bob heard this, he immediately began crying profusely.
Astonished, Bill stopped his tears and asked Bob, "Why are you crying now?"
To which Bob replied, "I came for a urine test!"
"Why are you crying?" Bob asked.
"I came here for a blood test," sobbed Bill.
"So? Are you afraid?"
"No. For the blood test, they cut my finger.
As Bob heard this, he immediately began crying profusely.
Astonished, Bill stopped his tears and asked Bob, "Why are you crying now?"
To which Bob replied, "I came for a urine test!"
Sunday, November 1, 2009
Medicare Cheats
Medicare Fraud Last Year:$60 Billion --
Annual Profits ofTop Ten Insurance
CompaniesLast Year: $8 billion
While we're making comparisons, in its real first ten years (2014-23), the Senate Finance Committee bill would cost $1.7 trillion. At the rate of last year's profits, the combined ten-year profits of America's ten largest insurance companies would be $83 billion -- five percent of the costs of the Senate Finance Committee bill. Eighty-three billion dollars may not buy you much in comparison with BaucusCare, but -- on the bright side -- that ten-year tally is somewhat more than what Medicare loses each year in fraud.
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Annual Profits ofTop Ten Insurance
CompaniesLast Year: $8 billion
While we're making comparisons, in its real first ten years (2014-23), the Senate Finance Committee bill would cost $1.7 trillion. At the rate of last year's profits, the combined ten-year profits of America's ten largest insurance companies would be $83 billion -- five percent of the costs of the Senate Finance Committee bill. Eighty-three billion dollars may not buy you much in comparison with BaucusCare, but -- on the bright side -- that ten-year tally is somewhat more than what Medicare loses each year in fraud.
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