“A flag a day keeps the doctor away”

I mean that’s health care… isn’t it?

Here’s the email address

http://www.menswearhouse.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ContactUs_-1_10601_10051_10721_10652_10652#email

Buford Gooch on August 13, 2009 at 8:09 PM

Thanks!

It sends you right to the form. I filled in the appropriate blanks, with:

Subject — I selected “Our Company” and for the topic, I selected “Advertising/Marketing” which seemed close enough.

I then entered my name and e-mail, but I copied and entered their phone number into the phone number box — it didn’t say that it had to be be MY phone number!

In order number, I put “NONE FROM HERE ON OUT”

And, finally, for my message, I simply put this:

Just thought I’d say, I like Glenn Beck. Now, I do NOT like you. It didn’t have to be this way.

I believe Obama’s healthcare reform would result in yet another enormous, inefficient, ineffective government bureaucracy, but one with the size and power to crowd out private healthcare, resulting in a single-payer system – even though we’ve been assured again and again that’s not the intent.

I believe the free market will always do a better job of providing goods and services to consumers, and that we should let it do so, not tie it down by trying to organize provision from the top down. Medicare and the VA are among the worst of our healthcare providers. Do we really want more of that?

I believe that prevention for a large population of people is no cheaper than cures for a smaller number. Prevention is a great thing, certainly, but over an entire population it is not cheaper. Preventive measures for a million people can often cost more than cures for a hundred or a thousand.

I believe the proposed system would result in disincentives for research and development. Free market health care – competition among pharmaceutical companies, care providers, and the like – is why America is by far the leader when it comes to advances in medicine.

I believe the proposed system would result in taxpayers being forced to bear costs for abortions, against their principles. Such a system would also make it difficult if not impossible for Catholic hospitals to stay in business, unless they agree to provide abortions.

So please, take note of my name and contact information. You’ll want to keep track of what I say.

Sincerely,

[my name & address]

Trochilus on August 14, 2009 at 3:14 PM

esPECIALLY from the flag hag.

Maybe they are flag hags.

Disturb the Universe on August 13, 2009 at 7:21 PM

Noooooo . . . there is only one true “flag hag” . . . the “keeper tracker” herself!

Here she is in a lighter moment!

Not exactly the “favorite aunt” type.

But we could call her “Aunty Obama,” no?

Oh, wait . . .

I read elsewhere that the site, as well as congessional and senate members’sites, is experiencing difficulty in handling the volume.

Tee-hee, I must admit I am absolutely reveling in mischeivious joy at this result.

Also, when I filled out a question card at the CA-29 town hall meeting (Schiff)… where it asked for my email address, I put… flag@whitehouse.gov

To: flag@whitehouse.gov
Subject: Criminal Government

The policy emphasis of Obama, and his lapdogs in Congress, stand in direction violation of the 10th Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

The federal government has no constitutional authorization to legislate health care or health insurance, bailout and control private industry, dictate energy policy, or any other of the suggested and existing legislation that violates the limited & constrained mode of government as defined under the 10th Amendment.

The President, his administration, and his congressional supporters, are all complicit in conspiring to subvert and violate the supreme law of the land – the Constitution.

This illegal behavior must be severely punished.

Not surprising when you have a hero like michelle who curses on her blog all the time. Not that that’s an issue, it just doesn’t make much sense when you’re claiming the moral highground, much like bill bennet and his gambling addiction.

TTheoLogan on August 13, 2009 at 8:10 PM

Dear Dude/Dudette,
sit down.
the ‘high ground’ has nothing to do w/ language that’s too ‘street worthy’ for the likes of you.
Therefore, i wish to inform you
…when the real PATRIOTS come marching in…..
there will probably be a ‘language warning’ attached.
.
signed: a good FK U & we’re outta here!
P.S. I love GOD & my Country!!

To Whom It May Concern:

I would like to report myself for spreading the truth about the fishy House health care bill HR3200. Unlike most members of Congress, and perhaps the President himself, I have read all 1017 pages of it. I find many of the provisions interesting. I find others shocking. Some are even appalling. Much of what the White House calls propaganda spread by “right-wing extremist groups,” “swastika carrying astroturfers,” “teabaggers” (classy one), and “evil-mongers” turns out to be absolutely true.

Rather than address the fact that the bill is unacceptable to most Americans in its current form and work toward creating a plan which is a better solution for our great country, the President is content to spin the bill, conceal the truth, and to organize union thugs to crash town hall meetings with Chicago-style strong-arm tactics.

I would like to read the Senate bill, but it is not available. I would also like to read the President’s bill, but he doesn’t have a plan.

It becomes rather obvious that Washington is not capable of administering major health care reform—especially that which is experimental, costly, and permanent. The USA has the greatest health care system in the world in most respects. I find Washington to be incredibly arrogant in thinking they can run it better than the experts who run it now when they can’t manage to run the USPS effectively or to fund Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid even now after having looted the coffers and written IOUs to the funds for decades.

I suggest the President take his sights off our health care system and find something else to socialize, like maybe golf courses or something.

Steven Scott
Frisco, Texas

TTheoLogan on August 13, 2009 at 8:10 PM

That can’t be michelle Malkin because she doesn’t curse.

BTW fowrading all spam to the flag addresss.

As if…..tell YOUR Pres to quit flipping the bird and we’ll stop “flagging”.

I like how all the people/conservatives on here claim to be the moral lights the country need, then use flag like the F word.

Not surprising when you have a hero like michelle who curses on her blog all the time. Not that that’s an issue, it just doesn’t make much sense when you’re claiming the moral highground, much like bill bennet and his gambling addiction.

TTheoLogan on August 13, 2009 at 8:10 PM

Are you serious about language as a moral high-ground. There are so many topics that liberals are compeltely empty on morals – if your only example for conservatives is our language, then you just have verified what we all now.