AWESOME - RNC PRANKS DNC

http://briefingroom.thehill.com/2009/08/05/rnc-pr...

You need a spokesman or a lawyer and you need to file suit against the state for wrongful imprisonment. Also contact rush and Mark Levin. Click on the "Email us" button on the right side of this page to send an email to Glenn. Also contact the Michigan state republican party and the libertarian party in your state. There is also the Republican national lawyer association which has a pull down menu to find a lawyer in your state and for your constitutional issue.
http://www.rnla.org/bio/PracticeAreas.asp

It's not just Walpin - there are more IG firings going on

http://www.riehlworldview.com/carnivorous_conserv...

Breaking! - Chrysler management DOES NOT want to close dealerships. Facing enormous pressure from administration.

http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssConsumerGoodsA...

Unfortunately, as soon as gay marriage is passed in jurisdictions, research has shown that religious liberties are threatened. The Mennonites are considering leaving Quebec, because they are being forced to teach homosexuality gay marriage lessons to their young people as a state requirement. Parents in England were threatened with arrest if they took their kindergarteners out of school during gay marriage lessons. They were told there was no opt out option because gay marriage is legal. Doctors sued, for refusing to service lesbians for artificial insemination, a therapist sued because she referred her gay clients to another therapist who specialized in gay issues - as she was required to do by the counseling ethics standards. Photographers sued for refusing to photograph a gay wedding. A church sued for refusing to provide their facilities to a civil union ceremony for people who were not even members of their congregation. EHarmony sued, because it's religious founder was not providing dating services for gay couples. EHarmony lost. On and on and on it goes....

I think we need a new version of the parable of the Good Samaritan.

Once a tiny baby was lying on a table fighting for her life and each breath, having had the audacity to survive her own abortion.

The abortionist said, "I cannot give comfort care to this baby, because I might get sued." And he washed his blood-covered hands, and walked away.

Obama, peering in the surgery window, said: "I will not help this baby because I desire the votes of my abortion allies." And he straightened his Armani tie, turned his back, crossed to the other side of the hallway, and went his own way.

A young nurse said: "I will help this baby." And she wrapped the baby in swaddling clothes and laid her in an incubator, in a utility closet, because there was no room for her in the nursery. And the closet lights shown round about and through the transparent skin of the young babe. And the janitor and the maintenance worker came to honor her.

"Father forgive them, they know not what they do," whispered the nurse. And the young babe gave up the ghost. And the nurse washed the babe, and dressed in her in burial clothes, and placed her in the morgue.

Like Pontius Pilate and Herod, Obama has the blood of innocents on his hands.

My other question is: IF I belong to the "wrong" political party and have to depend on the government for health care - how effective will my health care be?

The answer is always supply and demand and the educated consumer. We need more doctors, more nurses, and a system that can do stuff more cheaply. Walgreens and Walmart have clinics set up in certain states and patients see Physician assistants or nurse practitioners for basic things like rashes, coughs, ear aches, muscle strains. Anything more serious they refer to another doctor. But it's cheap because it's efficient. And they probably make up the cost on the stuff they sell in the stores.

Our self-employed, family has been forced into the New Jersey Family Care Plan - the state government health plan - because New Jersey has CROWDED OUT, other affordable insurance options, through massive over-regulation. So my alumni health insurance, from my university, which I wanted to sign up for, which covers Major Medical for only a small amount every month, is available in 48 states - but not New Jersey or New York. These 2 states have a requirement that unless the insurance company is willing to cover the most extreme medical expenses for someone already sick who starts with the insurance, the company needs to pay out from day one- OR they aren't allowed to sell their insurance in the state. It's completely unreasonable, and designed to force people into the state system.

So we have gotten use to 4 month wait times for appointments. I've had to make 20 phone calls to get the name of even one participating doctor. The state had published a long list of "providers" and all the numbers were invalid. The phone numbers either went to teenager's cell phones, or the doctor's office said they'd never been providers, or they said they had been providers but the reimbursement was so poor that they stopped. The doctor's offices said no matter how many times they phoned, faxed, or wrote to the state, they, the providers, couldn't get off the state list - and so people call endlessly looking for providers that don't exist.

When I complained to the state about the broken system, I was told: "Just have your social worker make the calls." I don't have a social worker. I have a college degree. The system is corrupt, dysfunctional and self-perpetuating.

I think liberals actually do deserve a system so completely dysfunctional and corrupt - but I don't - and my kids don't.

I think we should have government paid secret shoppers - that rat our poor government service while impersonating citizens trying to use those services.

When I worked at Nordstom we had Secret Shoppers who would pretend to be customers, and we had to pass a 5 point checklist.

This is the MISSION statement of our regional high school district composed of 4 high schools with an average of 2000 students each:

MISSION STATEMENT

The mission of the XXXX Regional High School District, a leader in progressive education, is to develop physically and emotionally healthy students who excel in an ever-changing world, accomplished through:

Unlimited educational experiences
A curriculum which exceeds the New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards
Integration of technology
Expectations of higher achievement for all students and staff
Partnerships with families and community in a secure, challenging and energizing environment.