Sad day for America

Mike Hunter · 2010-03-21T22:04:30+00:00

According to TV news, it appears Nancy Pelosi has bribed enough of the Dims to vote for a healthcare bill that will tax everyone to pay for nation healthcare. The Medicaid provisions in that bill will also cause you state taxes to go up as well because the state must pay half of Medicaid.FDR said, This day will live in infamy," after the Japs attacked Pearl Harbor. Like December 7,1941 and September 11, 2001, March 21 2010 will also live in infamy as the most devastating attack on America.In 1941 and 2001 we were attacked by our enemies. Today were will be attacked by the worst possible enemy a county can have, the enemy within. We spent billions to fight our foreign enemies, but we will fight the enemy within with the strongest weapon in our arsenal, the ballot.In 1941 I left school early to fight in WWII. I will be 84 on March 22nd. Years ago when I sold my fleet service business I set up trust funds for all of my grand children and great grand children. Since then I have been endowing Hospitals and Colleges with my wealth.From now on I will us my considerable wealth to help see the Supreme Court declare this law Un-Constitutional before I die. I intend to donate $500,000 to the Sate of Florida to aid the AG in the court fight he and 29 mother states will bring the day after BO signs it into law.In addition I will contribute to ANY candidate that runs in the Primary, including next months, against any of the Dims that voted to destroy the best Healthcare system in the world. I will also contribute to the general election campaign of ANY candidate, if the Dim that voted for that laws wins his primaryI suggest all Americans, that love this country, do whatever they can to see that none of the Dims that voted for that law are even elected to any elected position again.

Mar 21, 2010 381 Replies

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Mike Hunter 16 years ago

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