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Senate Passes Medicare Bill Washington Post - 11-25-03 ... drug coverage they need and the choices they deserve," Senate Majority Bill Frist of Tennessee said. "At the same time, it preserves traditional Medicare.".... Medicare bill approval all but certain - Springfield News Leader Lott casts key vote to save Medicare bill he opposes - San Francisco Chronicle |
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Frist Cares Most About Health of Corporations NEWS RELEASE Dec 23, 2002 Frist's ownership of and entanglement with one of America's biggest corporate criminals, hospital chain Columbia/HCA, shows his loyalty and should have prevented him from leading the US Senate. In total, the company, now called HCA, will pay more than $1.7 billion in civil and criminal penalties -- the largest amount ever in a health care fraud case... |
Senator Is Challenged on His Medical Opinions Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, October 5, 1999 ..Rep. Harold E. Ford Jr. (D) has been barnstorming around Tennessee to tell voters that Frist wrote the Senate GOP's managed-care bill -- which the American Medical Association calls a "Patients' Bill of Wrongs." Ford also blasts Frist for owning nearly $25 million in stock in his family's for-profit hospital chain, calling it a "blatant conflict of interest" for a senator involved in health care issues... |
Yeah, it makes sense to give about a $100 billion dollars to corporations instead of those greedy senior citizens.
Bush Medicare CEO d'etat.
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THANKS, MR. PRESIDENT!
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Senator Bill Frist (R-Tennessee) is a compassionate
conservative corporate healthcare provider.
"AARP" now stands for "American Association of Republican's Patsies." - www.barrycrimmins.com
CourtTV should have these women investigate the George W. Bush Inc.
administration instead of Michael Jackson!


I watched CourtTV's Nancy Grace and Diane Diamond on Larry King last night. I believe I saw them salivating. Let them loose on Dubya!

I am not asking for much. I just want the same healthcare package that members of Congress have.

What a surprise, no new news on the outing of the CIA agent.
"At this rate, the AARP will soon come out in support making Social Security a workfare program."- www.barrycrimmins.com

"Operation Rubber Hammer" would be more appropriate because the policy will
undoubtedly bounce back and smash Bush in the nose." -
www.barrycrimmins.com
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Lisa:
I love your site, and insight!
Since I detected a slight uneasiness towards GeeDubya & Gang, quite apparent in
the attitude of your site and productions (which I'm certain the vast majority
of your viewers also share!), I wondered if you might like to help, in a
different way - indirectly, in putting yet another thorn in Dub's side, by
putting a thorn in the side of Rush sLlimebaugh?
It has been stated by more than one political analyst that Dubya doesn't stand a
chance of (re)selection without RushBo behind the golden microphone for 3 hours
a day, using his "Talent on loan from God" in blurting out the proper spin for
him, and everything else the right-wing does, or doesn't do.
Perhaps those analysts are correct, and in any case it would certainly be in the
best interests of all, if they were both sent packing, the sooner the better.
R.J. Crane at http://www.ToppleBush.com
has just recently started a campaign to "Help" the Rash through his present
dilemma of having no suppliers for his habit, and has put up the promotion here:
http://www.topplebush.com/sendpills_rush.shtml with ready-made labels
to simplify the process:
http://www.topplebush.com/pill_label.html
I would appreciate any thoughts you may have about this.
Also, I was hoping that you might put a prominent link to it, on your site.
Thanks for your time, efforts, and consideration!
Ken Walters
Dear Ken
Thanks for writing. Nancy Grace and Diane Diamond should investigate Rush. They would get to the bottom of this!
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"We ended the rule of one of history's worst tyrants, and in so doing, we not only freed the American people, we made our own people more secure." —George W. Bush, Crawford, Texas, May 3, 2003

The Medicine Conservatives Can't Swallow
Washington Post - 11-25-03
... Such as Rush Limbaugh, who called
prescription drugs "a manufactured Washington-politician
problem to advance the expansion of government." Only this time, he ...
Little Big Man
The totally unpresidential, but strangely appealing, campaign of
Dennis Kucinich.
Mother Jones

Abizaid: Attacks on US Soldiers Are Decreasing
Washington Post - 11-25-03
BAGHDAD, Nov. 25 -- The top U.S. military commander for
operations in Iraq said on Tuesday that attacks on American forces had declined
significantly since troops began aggressive counter-insurgency operations across
the country two weeks ago.
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"Asses and Donkeys Now Being Seen on Both Sides."
The only difference? Theirs have four legs.
http://www.asticles.com/asticles/asses.htm
New replicants seeking the Prince Charles Scandal Report -- it's here;
http://www.asticles.com/asticles/thefull.htm

Nyiragongo volcano, Congo. (NASA/HO)
Peace.