We dont know, and there is no way of verifying when these photos were taken. Nice try though.
Peace
TOS
Really? You wouldn't want to hear those things rather than what he thinks about the Olympics in London? It's not like he hasn't been asked the questions, but those answers aren't nearly as forthcoming.
Show TOS a blue sky and say. "Look a blue sky."
His/her response would be..."No it's not!"
Yep. That's campaigning 2012. A certain party immersed itself in it a few years ago. Remember "death panels" and "socialized medicine" and "government motors" all in the name of making "Barak Hussein" a "one term president"? And now that party's soon to be nominee doesn't want to be subjected to hardball politics?bbsam ??? - I explained why in the same post! Look what happened to Ryan's budget plan. He became the "gramma killer" !! Look the Repubs do it to. Anything you say is used against you. "You didn't build that!" - That is the new tagline for the GOP.
Campaigning is completely different even from 4 years ago.
Yep. That's campaigning 2012. A certain party immersed itself in it a few years ago. Remember "death panels" and "socialized medicine" and "government motors" all in the name of making "Barak Hussein" a "one term president"? And now that party's soon to be nominee doesn't want to be subjected to hardball politics?
Oh come on! Please don't take the kool-aid approach that it started with the Republicans! That is a bunch of nonsense.
On a side note:
The former President (Bush) won't even get involved because he wouldn't THINK of disparaging the Office of President. Unlike the current occupant that disparages Bush any chance he gets. Bush not only has class and dignity he is a man of high character.
Tos "We don't even know if that picture is real! Some DOUCHBAG Republican probably photoshopped it! It must have been an ignorant toothless southerner in the backwoods because he photoshopped WHITE puffy clouds. My daughter who is number one in her school in the art of forensic photos and has a degree in meteorology and up for chief meteorologist at Harvard University could not tell if the picture was real." As I was driving one of my three cars to my second home, I looked up at the sky through the sunroof that based on my astute knowledge of all things that it absolutely was a fake picture!...Peace!"
You tell me. When did it start? Obama was naive in thinking he could work with republicans fo way too long.
Clinton was able to...............You tell me. When did it start? Obama was naive in thinking he could work with republicans fo way too long.
Lifer
Might I remind you that whether you like it or not, Obama is OUR president.
Healthcare reform based on a REPUBLICAN plan from '93.
Healthcare reform based on ROMNEY's plan in Mass.
Foreign Afairs ripped right out of Bush/Cheney.
Bailouts and stimulous begun under Bush.
Bush era tax cuts continued under Obama.
AND THE REPUBLICANS CAN'T STAND IT!!
Call it Kool Aid, but the facts are there.
After the first year I stopped recognizing BO as the President of the United States of America. He only represent certain classes of people and only makes decisions based on politics and how it will affect him at the polls. Enjoy him, he is your president.
All your actions are a spins
- Healthcare a galant failed effort by Hilary
- Romney' plan - is MA. plan - a state plan - not my position to comment on some other state. I believe in state's rights.
- Another set of campaign lies that could not be fulfilled. Bush/Cheney policy is still keeping us safe today
- Contentious issue that has put us into massive debt crisis mode. His money was used to fund donor projects - many have failed and are continuing to fail.
- Could have increased taxes before the 2010 election but was afraid to insure losing a Democratic Controlled House - WAIT that happened anyway!
James Taranto, who writes the Wall Street Journal’s excellent “Best of the Web” column, put forth a lengthy and informative discussion yesterday on the conservative origins of the individual mandate, whose inclusion in Obamacare is today its most controversial feature on the Right.
This came up at Tuesday’s Western Republican Leadership Conference Debate, where Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich tussled on the question:ROMNEY: Actually, Newt, we got the idea of an individual mandate from you.
GINGRICH: That’s not true. You got it from the Heritage Foundation.
ROMNEY: Yes, we got it from you, and you got it from the Heritage Foundation and from you.
GINGRICH: Wait a second. What you just said is not true. You did not get that from me. You got it from the Heritage Foundation.
ROMNEY: And you never supported them?
GINGRICH: I agree with them, but I’m just saying, what you said to this audience just now plain wasn’t true.
(CROSSTALK)
ROMNEY: OK. Let me ask, have you supported in the past an individual mandate?
GINGRICH: I absolutely did with the Heritage Foundation against Hillarycare.
ROMNEY: You did support an individual mandate?
ROMNEY: Oh, OK. That’s what I’m saying. We got the idea from you and the Heritage Foundation.
GINGRICH: OK. A little broader.
ROMNEY: OK.
The controversial individual mandate that was upheld Thursday by the U.S. Supreme Court stems back more than 20 years, believed to have originated with a prominent conservative think tank.
The mandate, requiring every American to purchase health insurance, appeared in a 1989 published proposal by Stuart M. Butler of the conservative Heritage Foundation called "Assuring Affordable Health Care for All Americans," which included a provision to "mandate all households to obtain adequate insurance."
The Heritage Foundation "substantially revised" its proposal four years later, according to a 1994 analysis by the Congressional Budget Office. But the idea of an individual health insurance mandate later appeared in two bills introduced by Republican lawmakers in 1993, according to the non-partisan research group ProCon.org. Among the supporters of the bills were senators Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, and Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, who today oppose the mandate under current law.
In 2006, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who was then governor of Massachusetts, signed off on a law requiring individuals of the state to purchase health insurance. American Bridge 21st Century, a Democratic opposition research group, on Wednesday released a 2006 video in which Romney says he is “very pleased” with the mandate.
Lifer
Might I remind you that whether you like it or not, Obama is OUR president.
Healthcare reform based on a REPUBLICAN plan from '93.
Healthcare reform based on ROMNEY's plan in Mass.
Foreign Afairs ripped right out of Bush/Cheney.
Bailouts and stimulous begun under Bush.
Bush era tax cuts continued under Obama.
AND THE REPUBLICANS CAN'T STAND IT!!
Call it Kool Aid, but the facts are there.
As a Massachusetts resident , I would like to comment on this state's current health care.
You may call it Romney Care , but in reality it's a Democratic Party Plan.
They hold both houses on Beacon Hill and easily had enough votes to overturn his veto.
All the promises of low cost and plenty of options available , have turned into meaningless dreams. Prices are up , doctors are leaving the state, one a know is soon going to be klein's doctor.
Several people who make to much to qualify for the State run plan and still provide for their families and can not afford to get private insurance due to the high cost , have been deemed by the state as criminals subject to fines & jail .
By the way , the state run plan is already broke and beyond repair.
Somebody moved your rock!!Maybe if Mitt just showed us his taxes everything would be OK with them. Or maybe not. Praise Kolob!!