Dinghole: I’ve always done what I thought was best for the people

If that were so this state wouldn’t be in the deplorable condition it is.

Basically Dingell hears from his constituents and tells them to go eff themselves.
roux on August 7, 2009 at 4:15 PM

He, like Stabenow and Levin, hears from us and do what THEY want anyway. 2010/2012 can’t come soon enough.

I love my state and despair over what is happening to her. The liberals are destroying it.

. . . 50 years in Congress . . .

Well, there’s your problem right there.

Sound like manipulation? It is and that is the tool of choice for demoncrates to maintain control over you and the
entire population. If you think this behavior is bad, wait till we see the census rules and who is gathering the information.

Remember, you are constitutionally only required to provide the number of persons residing at the address where the question is are being asked.

These elderly congressmen need to retire. Under Obama’s plan he would have been put out to pasture years ago.

Dinghole: I’ve always done what I thought was best for the people

Translation: STFU you stupid losers. I am way smarter than all of you put together. Time for me to go embezzle more money from the American people.

If you eliminate the pre-existing clauses, there will be no need for insurance until you really need it. Just go without until the big illness strikes and go sign up.

Dasher on August 7, 2009 at 8:05 PM

Insurance companies love to cherry-pick younger, healthier patients where the risk of payout is lower than the general population and to exclude older patients with medical histories where the possibility of payout is greater.

Your argument is the “non-starter” that pushes liberals into believing they need to impose government health care rather than demanding a bigger pool of premium payers by eliminating state controls, encouraging competition, allowing associations to band together for medical premium aggregation, and recording accurate costs for reimbursing medical care providers. Insurance companies want to deny claims due to “pre-existing conditions” frequently when, in fact, there is no evidence of such fraud.

So, are you arguing for the single payer “option?”

Hardly wait to see the videos on the Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid and Barbara Boxer town hall meetings…would they dare to even have a town hall meeting?

albill on August 7, 2009 at 4:22 PM

Bawney Fwank refuses to have town halls, you can request a meeting with the congressman individually, your guess as to whether it’d be granted if you’re not a member of his “Gold Supporters”

Yeah,, this meeting was infiltrated by the people!
50 years in congress??? That’s part of the problem!
Nobody should be 50 freaking years in congress!

JellyToast on August 7, 2009 at 6:36 PM

Unfortunately the people screaming now are the one’s that put him there for 50 years! That’s a problem too!

Laura in Maryland on August 7, 2009 at 4:12 PM
They couldn’t walk their way out of a bathroom

blatantblue on August 7, 2009 at 4:25 PM

We can thank ourselves as citizens if this Health Scam is defeated with no help from the RNC. No, and I’m not going ask them for help either!!!

Pelosi will spend next weekend quietly tending to top party donors and political allies at a series of private events in Northern California.

The two-day “issues conference” starts next Friday night with a dinner for roughly 170 guests on the back lawn of Pelosi’s multimillion-dollar home in the fashionable Pacific Heights neighborhood in San Francisco.

The following day, Pelosi will shepherd her guests to a Napa Valley winery with buildings designed by world-famous architect Frank Gehry; the speaker and her husband, investor Paul Pelosi, own a nearby vineyard worth between $5 million and $25 million, according to her annual financial disclosure report.