Subj : Keeping Klahn on his Toes
To : ALL
From : TIM RICHARDSON
Date : Wed Nov 13 2013 07:40 pm
On 11-10-13, BOB KLAHN said to TIM RICHARDSON:
>>>>> Austerity is killing countries in Europe bit by bit, and your
>>>>> side wants to put it in here.
>>>> I think you're either confusing the word `austerity' with
>>>> some other concept, or you are being willfully ignorant.
>>> No, I am not, and you are.
>>> We are in debt up to our ears because of free trade, wars for
>>> profit, and tax cuts for the rich.
EC>> He lists three causes. #1 is not austerity, #2 is not
EC>> austerity, and #3 is the OPPOSITE of austerity.
BK>>Which is relevant to what?
TR> Now he pulls the old `switcheroo'!
BK>You are too du
"Nothing beyond this point read." ...Bob Klahn
So....they are now trying to back BO's `If you like your plan you can keep
your plan. If you like your doctor you can keep your doctor' up and make it
NOT a bald-faced deliberate lie at all...but a `mis-speak'!
As I said a few days ago, stuff like this would start:
NYT: Obama 'Misspoke' When He Lied About Keeping Your Insurance
Breitbart.com
by Breitbart News3 Nov 2013416post a comment
President Obama may have lied repeatedly while telling Americans that they
would be able to keep their insurance plans if they liked them, but according
to The New York Times, that's not a lie - that's just a slip of the tongue.
"Mr. Obama clearly misspoke when he said that,"� the Times editorial board
spun. Then the Times said that the fib was totally justified, since Americans
had to be convinced to give up their insurance for better insurance plans
under Obamacare - as though the free market does not allow people to do that
already. In true fascist fashion, the Times wrote:
Indeed, in all the furor, people forget how terrible many of the
soon-to-be-abandoned policies were. This overblown controversy has also
obscured the crux of what health care reform is trying to do, which is to
guarantee that everyone can buy insurance without being turned away or charged
exorbitant rates for pre-existing conditions and that everyone can receive
benefits that really protect them against financial or medical disaster, not
illusory benefits that prove inadequate when a crisis strikes.
The ends justify the means in Times-land, which explains the Times' peculiar
willingness to cover for Obama's lies for years on end.
