Frank Smith Says NB: The Jig is up!

Saturday, July 18, 2009

The Jig is up!

3 comments:

Anonymous said...: NOT UNTIL ALL 3 BRANCHES OF GOVERNMENT

1-LEGISLATIVE-ALL 535 MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, STAFFS, ETC.
2-EXECUTIVE-THE OBAMAS, THEIR STAFFS, CABINETS, CZARS, ALL APPOINTEES, ETC.
3- JUDICIAL FROM THE LOWEST LEVEL TO THE SUPREME COURT, STAFFS, ETC.

ARE MANDATED TO THE SAME NATIONALIZED HEALTHCARE THAT THEY ARE SO DETERMINED TO CRAM DOWN THE THROATS OF AMERICANS, WILL IT BE CONSIDERED WORTHY ENOUGH FOR USE BY THOSE PICKING UP THE TAB FOR ITS USE!; July 18, 2009 at 3:15 PM
Anonymous said...: In July 2007, Barack Obama promised a group of his supporters that, if elected president, he would sign perhaps the most evil piece of legislation in the history of our republic.

It's called the "Freedom of Choice Act," or FOCA -- but don't let the Orwellian title fool you. It isn't about "freedom" or "choice" at all. It's about forcing each and every American citizen -- regardless of his or her view on abortion -- to support abortion-on-demand not just as a "fundamental right" but as a taxpayer-funded entitlement.

But the compulsion wouldn't stop there. Because FOCA would also run roughshod over the conscience rights of doctors, nurses, and hospitals that oppose abortion on religious or moral grounds -- forcing them to provide or counsel for abortion or face professional de-certification, loss of funding, lawsuits, and even prosecution.

Not only that, FOCA would immediately strike down any and all state restrictions on abortion -- even those with wide popular support, such as prohibitions on partial-birth abortion and parental notification requirements for minors seeking abortions.

Make no mistake: FOCA is the most radical piece of pro-abortion legislation ever proposed, one that would go far beyond Roe v. Wade in making abortion a government-protected and taxpayer-supported "right," through all nine months of pregnancy.; July 18, 2009 at 3:31 PM
Anonymous said...: Universal Medical Health Care:

The state of Massachusetts' Universal Medical Program is no longer universal. Coverage is being dropped for 30,000 folks because not enough money is around to pay for everyone.

There's a lesson in this for the U.S. Congress.; July 18, 2009 at 5:05 PM

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