READER COMMENTS
All of the talk about the financial situation reminds me of something my father told me about 60 or 65 years ago. I cannot swear to the truth of it, but regardless, if we could get Obama and the entire DC crowd to support and promote it, I believe much could be gained. My father told me that
NADER AND THE GREENS
"All these things have been supported by Nader who in 2004 spent a lot of time and money defending Green challenges to his ballot inclusion. For myself, I doubt I'll ever trust them again."
What? I was on the national council through 2004 and 2008 and nothing like this happened. One can interpret events that way but they would not be accurate. Nader simply refused to seek our nomination - I can only assume because he did not want to participate in a contested nomination process. Most Greens would have supported him had he sought the nomination but he did not. - Howard Switzer,
REACTION WITHOUT ACTION
Chet Atkins, speaking to Don Mclean c. 1977: "That Springsteen is the biggest hype in show biz. " Chet had great hands, and gave up his RCA corporate job to just play the last 20 years of his life. He even apologized for having watered down country music for RCA in the 60's (on behest of his
OBAMA'S DUBIOUS & HYPER EXPENSIVE MEDICAL RECORDS
Do you receive a hand written check for your work? Or do you get a computer generated check? IT workers are the ones that keep your checks coming on time. We keep you working and make sure you are getting the information to do your job correctly no matter what industry your work in. Go back to doing your job without a computer and see how productive you are compared to your counterparts.
IBM WANTS TO OUTSOURCE WORKERS AS WELL AS WORK
Unbelievable. I worked for a large
BARACK OBABBLE
Many of the complaints about the bill pertain to relatively tiny amounts that sound huge, taken out of context. That is, a $400 million dollar budget for this or that budget priority sounds huge, but it represents only a miniscule difference of .00048ths of the total. Anything below this figure is, of course, of still smaller consequence.
So, it is childish for critics to seek out and ridicule as horribly unaffordable such amounts of spending, and to claim that is the reason they cannot back this spending bill. - Sofla
59% SUPPORT FEDERAL HEALTH INSURANCE
Perhaps the reason the poll numbers have dropped is that since the election some people believe that President Obama will be able to magically fix the health care crisis without instituting a federal single payer program. The truth is there is no way that relying on the private sector will ever work.

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Sam, in the future, it would be great if you could link to the original article for each of these comments. Thanks.
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