Abomicare: Trump's Titanic Failure
7 Years' Bitching About Obamacare While Continually Touting Their "Terrific, Low-Cost Replacement" And The GOP Produces Nothing But Flatulence, Excrement And Anguish For 25 Million Americans, Simultaneously Tranferring Hundreds Of Billions Of Dollars To The 1%
What's Missing From This Photo of Politicians Deciding the Future of Women's Health? Anyone?
Like Fred, I ask, "Why not have Medicare for everybody?
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Apr 2, 2017
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FROG HOSPITAL -- April 2, 2017
By Fred Owens
The Barista is Always Right
I once worked as the substitute barista at Cafe Culture in LaConner. I had steady customers and got good tips, but I had a way of dealing with people. Like this -----
I wish I could discriminate. When I was the afternoon substitute barista at Cafe Culture, I served everybody equally. I fixed them a hot steaming foamy latte, one and all. But there was one group coming in the place, I wanted to shut the door when I saw them.
Thanks for asking about my annual physical.
There has been a lot of talk about the merits of the Affordable Care Act and the Republican effort to repeal or replace it. I cannot present an opinion here with any authority. But I can report on my own success with health care --- I just had my annual physical. I get Medicare. It works for me. Why not have it for everybody?
Decafs! You wouldn't believe this, we ran an honest coffee place, and these people came in and ordered decaf! I gave them the long stare, the long pause, thinking, but of course not saying, you want decaf? What is the point?
I never got used to it.
The soy latte people were not easy to like either, but after a while I got used to them. One day I even tasted a soy latte and it wasn't half bad.
I had no quarrel with the Chais. It wasn't my thing, but what the heck, they tipped as well as anybody.
Otherwise all were welcome, Democrats, Republicans, the employed and the idle, the rich and the poor, the religious and the scandalous, the happy and the depressed. It takes all kinds.
But the decafs, no.
I never got used to it.
The soy latte people were not easy to like either, but after a while I got used to them. One day I even tasted a soy latte and it wasn't half bad.
I had no quarrel with the Chais. It wasn't my thing, but what the heck, they tipped as well as anybody.
Otherwise all were welcome, Democrats, Republicans, the employed and the idle, the rich and the poor, the religious and the scandalous, the happy and the depressed. It takes all kinds.
But the decafs, no.
Thanks for asking about my annual physical.
There has been a lot of talk about the merits of the Affordable Care Act and the Republican effort to repeal or replace it. I cannot present an opinion here with any authority. But I can report on my own success with health care --- I just had my annual physical. I get Medicare. It works for me. Why not have it for everybody?
I get Medicare and I pay $135 per month for Medicare supplement insurance. I do not have coverage for prescription medicine. In alternative medicine I have sometimes chosen acupuncture and hypnotherapy. I avoid the chiropracter, I think he promises too much.
Pax On Both Houses: Blog Posts About Canada
Alan: I am an American citizen and, like Fred Owens, I am a proud graduate of the University of Toronto where I received world-class education at the same steeply subsidized cost as Canadian citizens.
While a Toronto undergraduate from 1965 - 1970, I received free healthcare.
My five years in Canada taught me the difference between Civilization and Barbarism.
Alan: I posted this Mother Teresa meme just after Devious Donald's inauguration.
Alan: I posted this Mother Teresa meme just after Devious Donald's inauguration.
"Republicans Finally Admit Why They Hate Obamacare"
"GOP's Anti-Medicaid Expansion Body Count, By State"
http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2014/03/gops-anti-medicare-expansion-body-count.html
"Why Are Murderous GOP Governors Protected By The Press?"
The Hard, Central Truth Of Contemporary Conservatism
The hard, central "fact" of contemporary "conservatism" is its insistence on a socio-economic threshold above which people deserve government assistance, and below which people deserve to die.
The sooner the better.
Unless conservatives are showing n'er-do-wells The Door of Doom, they just don't "feel right."
To allay this chthonic anxiety, they resort to Human Sacrifice, hoping that spilled blood will placate "the angry gods," including the one they've made of themselves. http://paxonbothhouses.blogspot.com/2013/09/harvard-study-45000-americans-die.html
Having poked their own eyes out, they fail to see that self-generated wrath creates "the gods" who hold them thrall.
The Evangelical Persecution Complex (Projection's Finest Hour?)
http://paxonbothhouses. blogspot.com/2014/08/the- evangelical-persecution- complex.html
Almost "to a man," contemporary "conservatives" have apotheosized themselves and now -- sitting on God's usurped throne -- are rabid to pass Final Judgment.
Self-proclaimed Christians, eager to thrust "the undeserving" through The Gates of Hell, are the very people most likely to cross its threshold.
Remarkably, although they are prone to believe all manner of Trumpeted nonsense, none of them are tempted to believe in their own spiritual peril.
The Pharisees Are Always With Us. Here's What They "Look Like" Today
Compendium Of Pax Posts Concerning Trump's Habitual Lying
VIDEO: Trump Tells More Lies Than Any U.S. Politician. Why Do Patriots & Xtians Believe A Liar?
28 Enormities That Prevent Conscionable People From Hoping Trump Is A Successful President
Donald's Doozies: A Yuge (And Yugely Incomplete) Compendium Of Trump's "Pants On Fire" Lies
Updated Compendium Of Pax Posts About Donald Trump
Millions Of Deplorables Voted For Trump Because He Was The Only Candidate Who Was As Crazy As They Are
Donald Trump: A Man So Obnoxious That Karma May See Him Reincarnated As Himself
Donald Trump: A Man So Obnoxious That Karma May See Him Reincarnated As Himself
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