A Message To WalMart Workers Preparing To Protest Increase In Healthcare Premiumns

I heard ya'll are going to picket/protest/march/gather/assemble/act stupid in front of your employers' stores on Black Friday to protest/whine/bitch about/blame corporate greed for the increase in ya'lls healthcare premiums.

Aint America a great place? You are actually free, by virtue of the 1st Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America, to perform the aforementioned actions without fear of being arrested/detained/renditioned/shot or otherwise deprived of your liberty/freedom/livelihood.

Now I have a piece of advice for all of you who will be performing the aforementiond actions and  I truly have your best interests in mind and this is for the sake of your own health and safety:

DO NOT BLOCK THE WALMART SHOPPERS!!!
THEY WILL RUN YOUR ASS DOWN and never miss a beat.

Now I have an observation regarding the increase in the cost of your healthcare premiums:
IT REALLY SUCKS TO BE YOU!!!!

Here's why:
90% of you whining, bitchy little girls voted to keep the poser in office who is responsible for the increase.
90% of you also voted for the low-life scum sucking dhimmicrat politicians who voted to force the healthcare legislation on the rest of us. The rest of you didn't vote. Neither group has the right to bitch about the increase.

YOU VOTED TO RAISE THE COST OF YOUR OWN PREMIUMS!!!

Did you get that? Its YOUR fault. You did it to yourself. You also did it to the remainder of the Americans who have employer-furnished healthcare. I know this because my premiums have been going up about 20% every year since this montrosity was shoved down our throats.

I have one more piece of advice for you idiots, morons, and whing bitchy little girls:
SUCK IT UP!!!!

Go to work and help your employer turn a profit. You might be surprised at the outcome.

United Conservatives of Virginia: Lawyers: Can't Afford Them, Can't Kill Them

Lawyers: Can't Afford Them, Can't Kill Them

Trial lawyers buy Democrats in Congress
Examiner Editorial December 21, 2009
Neither of the Obamacare proposals now before Congress includes a medical malpractice reform provision despite the fact that the public wants one -- and that it would cut annual health care costs by $200 billion. A medical malpractice reform provision would protect doctors from expensive lawsuits filed by avaricious class-action plaintiffs' attorneys who have driven malpractice insurance rates into the stratosphere. Judging by Federal Election Commission data on the political contributions of people associated with the top 15 class-action plaintiffs' law firms, it's no accident that malpractice reform is not part of health care "reform": Trial lawyers are investing heavily in their Democratic friends who control the White House and both chambers of Congress.

OOPS!!!

I saw this late last night after the FreedomWorks event, but was too tired to post it.

Washington Post -- 7 on defense panel scrutinized

A sloppy staffer for the House Ethics committee accidentally left a July report on a public server and now the committee's primary job -- providing cover for members of the House under fire for bad actions -- is in jeopardy on a number of cases.We got to see a bit about perennial problems for Reps Charlie Rangel and Alan Mollohan, but no news there (except that the FBI was sniffing around Mollohan again). But we got an eyeful on the relationship between the PMA defense contractor lobbying group and Rep. John Murtha and his merry band of earmarkers on the defense appropriations subcommittee

If you've already had your breakfast or just have a strong stomach, it's certainly must reading.

Take it away, Carol Leonnig "The investigations by two separate ethics offices include an examination of the chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee on defense, John P. Murtha (D-Pa.), as well as others who helped steer federal funds to clients of the PMA Group. The lawmakers received campaign contributions from the firm and its clients.

A document obtained by The Washington Post shows that the subcommittee members under scrutiny also include Peter J. Visclosky (D-Ind.), James P. Moran Jr. (D-Va.), Norm Dicks (D-Wash.), Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio), C.W. Bill Young (R-Fla.) and Todd Tiahrt (R-Kan.). The document also indicates that the House ethics committee's staff recently interviewed the staff of Rep. Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) about his allegation that a PMA lobbyist threatened him in 2007 when he resisted steering federal funds to a PMA client. The lobbyist told a Nunes staffer that if the lawmaker didn't help, the defense contractor would move out of Nunes's district and take dozens of jobs with him."