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Originally posted by aethertek
See you in November.
Originally posted by Jeremiah65
But swear an oath?...Like that matters...these dudes would lie in front of the pearly gates if they thought for a second they would get away with it. There is no integrity. There is no fear of repercussion. Both of these parties are filled with liars, cheaters and scoundrels. Asking them to swear an oath is cheapening the value of an"oath" for the rest of us. It would not matter.
Originally posted by Alxandro
Originally posted by aethertek
See you in November.
He wasn't just smiling, he was rude, condescending, obnoxious, annoying and laughing about everything this country is currently experiencing.
What the hell is so funny about 23 million unemployed people, the economy, the Benghazi attack.
Seems what Obama considers a bump in the road, Uncle Joe sees as a punch line.
He was an angry, old, balding white guy who at times even directed his anger at the female moderator.
By the Media's definition, he should be a Republican.
How about Paul Ryan complaining about the stimulus and then we find out the greasy SOB
The Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act, abbreviated HITECH Act, was enacted under Title XIII of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Pub.L. 111-5). At the time it was enacted, it was considered "the most important piece of health care legislation to be passed in the last 20 to 30 years"[1] and the "foundation for health care reform."[1][2] Under the HITECH Act, the United States Department of Health and Human Services is spending $25.9 billion to promote and expand the adoption of health information technology.[3] The Washington Post reported the inclusion of "as much as $36.5 billion in spending to create a nationwide network of electronic health records."[4]
Originally posted by AnarchysAngel
I think next time they should skip the lies and the insults and just put some boxing gloves on. They can do a tag team boxing match. Paul Ryan and Mitt Romney vs Obama and Joe Biden.
Better yet, why don't we disqualify the first person to tell a lie, and choose 20 ATS members as fact checkers?
Originally posted by HostileApostle
reply to post by daryllyn
I'm not hearing a lot of positive things about Biden.
Depends on who you are listening to, and I can guess who you are listening to if you aren't hearing a lot of positives.
Yeah yeah, I know...no one is "endorsing" Romney/Ryan this morning. No one wants to endorse a beaten down candidate. It's so funny.
According to an HHS rule, under the HITECH Act the HIPAA release now makes patient information records available to 701,325 entities and 1.5 million business associates without patient consent.[5][6] Blackford Middleton, a physician and Harvard professor, has declared, "Finally, we're going to have access to millions and millions of patient records online,"[4] and "This is the biggest step for health-care information technology in this country's history."[4]
What? You didn't like 85% of America being represented by the Democrat VP?
Originally posted by NewAgeMan
If anyone thought that Ryan won the debate, they didn't see or hear the same debate I did. The guy was totally out of his depth.
Originally posted by Jeremiah65
reply to post by Alxandro
What? You didn't like 85% of America being represented by the Democrat VP? cause get a clue right now...that IS how most Americans behave...maybe you think you are above it...but...only in your own mind...guarantee you have acted the same way and insulted someone else.
Originally posted by Alxandro
reply to post by Jeremiah65
Wow, I cant believe you are defending such behavior.
If most Americans think that type of behavior is normal, then no wonder this country is in the shape it is.
Sad and pathetic if you ask me.