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Politics : Proof that John Kerry is Unfit for Command

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To: Richnorth who wrote (9343)9/13/2004 10:29:26 PM
From: Wayners   of 27181
 
You can blame trial lawyers like Sen. John Edwards making healthcare cost 10 times as much as it should. Insurance unaffordable, I wonder why? Money that is suppossed to go for people's care is going into the pockets of greedy lawyers like Edwards who gets judgements in far excess of the actual damages.

I also notice that you didn't dispute most of my facts in other areas. And if you are so concerned about people's lives, give me links to your posts lamenting the 350 Russian children killed, the 3000 killed on 9/11, the 40,000 killed on our highways or the 16,000 suicides by firearms last year, or the tens of thousands dying in Sudan at the hands of Muslim hordes?

No child left behind is finally forcing schools to actually teach students rather than operate as diploma mills thus lose Federal funds. Bush also achieved school vouchers but your pals at the NEA and ACLU think that there is a problem of forcing religion on students WHO WILLINGLY CHOOSE TO ATTEND RELIGIOUS PRIVATE SCHOOLS. Its more leftist nonsense. The real reason they are against school vouchers is found in the Communist Manifesto and the plank for a State sponsored propagandist education.

And you're right, Bush didn't capture Saddam Hussein alive. That was one his doubles seen in the media. lol.
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