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"Death panel" architect a pro-life Republican from Georgia?

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Time of crisis - somewhat like: Invetsor's Business Daily Editorial 9/1/98 "We took President Clinton's word that bombing Sudan and Afghanistan was necessary and that our forces punished the right people. We should have known better. His original story, as usual, isn't holding up to scrutiny. On Aug. 20, three days after half-confessing to lying about Monica Lewinsky, Clinton ordered our military to pump as many as 20 Tomahawk missiles into a plant in Sudan, a Muslim nation with which we have heretofore had no major quarrel. Clinton ordered another 60 or so Tomahawks launched against six camps near Khost, Afghanistan. To justify its attacks, the White House invoked the specters of nerve gas and a gathering of international terrorists. Yet over the past 11 days, press reports have put the lie to several statements made by Clinton and his officers to justify the two attacks. As these statements have become inoperative, officials have spun new justifications - further raising suspicions the attacks were ordered to shift attention from Clinton's personal woes."

The thing I can't stand about most liberals is their selective memories and their support for military action only when it is waged by someone sharing the same ideology. The conduct and attitude of some of your party's highest level representatives over the last 8 years has been nothing short of treasonous and disgusting. Please don't forget your shiit smells, too! And please take note that our current unnamed President has lied more in 6 months than a Chicago bred politician does in a lifetime.
how many wars did clinton start? would you trade today for the clinton years? how long are you going to think about that?
 
how many wars did clinton start? would you trade today for the clinton years? how long are you going to think about that?

Had he acted correctly as Commander in Chief we might have avoided 9/11. Hit and run Billy said it that day "This is the work of Osama Bin Laden." And let's not forget his Yugoslavia adventures with Slobodan. And yes, I would gladly trade the Obama months for the Clinton years.
 
Had he acted correctly as Commander in Chief we might have avoided 9/11. Hit and run Billy said it that day "This is the work of Osama Bin Laden." And let's not forget his Yugoslavia adventures with Slobodan. And yes, I would gladly trade the Obama months for the Clinton years.

He really didnt like aspirin factories either.....:biggrin:
 
What business is it of the governments?????

  • 25% of all Medicare dollars are spent on end of life care that studies show 70% of people say they do not want but which hospitals are forced to provide if the patient does not sign a DNR
  • I have seen many, many families prolong life to the point of torture in order to collect Social Security and other benefits for patients
  • People who want extreme measure would still be able to be hooked to a ventilator and fed through a tube and pumped full of expensive antibiotics and breed new strains of MRSA and hospital-acquired pnemonia if they so choose, it would just require a preference be stated ahead of time.
 
Oh, come on, nothing rivals the fun of having to play doctor and referee between two factions of a family that hate each other squabbling over whether or not grandma's ventilator dependent comatose state should be prolonged.

Newsflash-We are all going to die. Generally, we die sometime after our sixty fifth birthday. To stick our heads in the sand and not discuss our desires before we begin to circle the drain is foolish. In my experience, those who are willing to be open about their advance directives have a much more peaceful exit from Earth. Anyone who starts parroting this idiotic talking point about death camps has probably never spent time dealing with the uglier aspects regarding end of life issues (you know, politicans and armchair medical ethics experts).
 
Oh, come on, nothing rivals the fun of having to play doctor and referee between two factions of a family that hate each other squabbling over whether or not grandma's ventilator dependent comatose state should be prolonged.
Newsflash-We are all going to die. Generally, we die sometime after our sixty fifth birthday. To stick our heads in the sand and not discuss our desires before we begin to circle the drain is foolish. In my experience, those who are willing to be open about their advance directives have a much more peaceful exit from Earth. Anyone who starts parroting this idiotic talking point about death camps has probably never spent time dealing with the uglier aspects regarding end of life issues (you know, politicans and armchair medical ethics experts).

Sounds like the makings of a reality TV show.
 
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