Remember Congressman Alan Grayson of Florida? He was in the news not long
ago for calling Republicans "Neanderthals" who want Americans to "Die Quickly".
He just launched a new website with a Halloween season URL of:
www.NamesOfTheDead.com...
The News Story Link:
thehill.com...#
Does anyone besides me think that the website name is in bad taste and sort of
morbid at any time of the year, but especially so during Halloween? Besides,
this website cites a report (link on the right side of the website's page) that
doesn't say 44,000 people died because they didn't have health insurance. The
report just says that of all the deaths during the study, 44,000 of them didn't have
health insurance. OK...so what's the connection?? 
-CWM
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as usual,,, politicians like to leave important facts
let's see the breakdown and age groups
how many were old people who were gonna die cause they're old
how many dided in car accidents and had no chance either way
they have ways of manipulating facts to appear however they want,,, to get there point across
well,,, mr grayson,,,, i think it's even worse that 38,000 children died TODAY, and will tomorrow and the next day, and next day because they hae no
food,,,, 38,000 children starve to death everyday
that is sad,,,, and angering
especiually when the good ole usa pays farmers to destroy crops,, not harvest fields,,, or to never farm at all
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