« Osteopathic Medical Conference and Exposition – New Orleans, LA
Solvay Physics Conference 1927 »

9/30/09 Republican Leadership Stakeout

House Republican leaders discuss the jobs, the economy, and health care after their weekly conference meeting.

Duration : 0:9:12


[youtube BLSxBzqRXfs]

This entry was posted on Wednesday, October 14th, 2009 at 1:23 am and is filed under conference meeting. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

25 Responses to “9/30/09 Republican Leadership Stakeout”

  1. The obama supporter …
    The obama supporter will say “It’s all Bush’s fault.” lol That’s all they can say.

  2. I believe my …
    I believe my country is now in its WORSTsituation EVER.
    Thanks bho voters – biggest mess up in world history.

  3. Im an independant …
    Im an independant and let me tell you Candice Miller ignores her district, of which I live in. She only represents the upperclass americans and ignores emails and her husband is an honorable judge who represents the beloved corrupt insurance companies and gets millions of dollars through lobbying from them….

  4. It’s ashamed that …
    It’s ashamed that the situation in our country now could have been completely avoided, if only Obama and Speaker Pelosi had been telling the truth in January when they said that they wanted to work with Republicans and use the ideas of both parties to get the best solutions to the many problems facing our country. But instead, they chose to ignore the GOP’s plans and ideas, and rammed through massive irrational govt. programs and spending! Their reckless actions have torn the country apart.

  5. I think Big Tex is …
    I think Big Tex is jealous that I am willing to talk to you.. but I will not give him the time of day… LOL I am more that willing to address the subject of the tax with you anytime.. as I said before just send me a message when you are ready. Thanks.

  6. Jeremy,
    And more.. …
    Jeremy,
    And more….
    H.R. 3200 on page 110 of the bill states..

    TAXES ON INDIVIDUALS NOT OBTAINING ACCEPTABLE COVERAGE..
    The amounts received in the Treasury under section 59B of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (relating to requirement of health insurance coverage for individuals).

  7. Jeremy,
    Some of …
    Jeremy,
    Some of the facts you may NOT get from the liberals on the “public option”…
    .
    A proposed requirement that all Americans buy health insurance does in fact include a “tax” increase, according to the Senate — even though President Obama insisted that it “absolutely” does not. (instead, obamer called it a “fine” in his interview with George Steph)
    Penalties for failing to obtain coverage would range from $750 to $3,800 under the plan addressed in a section labeled: “Excise Tax.”

  8. SmartAss,
    Hey, …
    SmartAss,
    Hey, they’re bringing up the NATIONAL SALES TAX thing again! NO WONDER you liberals want to “RUSH” things through! Trying to hide adding 25% of taxes to all that we buy for your entitlement programs????
    Another reason of so many that your health care debate has failed!
    Sorry…. maybe next year if the Dems bring it up again, you can use your current propaganda to “TRY AGAIN”!

  9. The Baucus Bill …
    The Baucus Bill which is crap is the one with the huge fine and threat of prison included.. and it has no public option. The other bills on the table do not include such language. I tend to think of you as being a bit smarter than the others in your group… and I would love to talk to you a bit more about this.. as I think you are a little confused about some things. I am actually going to unblock you so that you can send me a message as I think it would be much easier to discuss in that forum.

  10. I see you make …
    I see you make valid points. As I said, if they are physically incapable of working, I got it. The problem we run into with the public option is anyone who refuses it that doesn’t have “acceptable” private insurance faces a fine. Do you agree with that? They need to ease off on the regulations of the insurance companies to that they insurance companies themselves can afford to reduce their rates. Health insurance shouldn’t be a requirement. Well, gotta get to work. I’ll get back to you.

  11. People who want to …
    People who want to get rich fall into temptation and a trap and into many foolish and harmful desires that plunge men into ruin and destruction. For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs. But you, man of God, flee from all this, and pursue righteousness, godliness, faith, love, endurance and gentleness. (Timothy 6:9-11)

  12. Do you think that …
    Do you think that the majority of the people who are unemployeed are jobless by choice? If so then why should we focus on creating new jobs? Since none of them want to work wouldn’t that be pointless? I am convinced that God does care… and as result of this taking so long the corrupt things going on in our country are being exposed. There is a reason for everything. God gives us the tools it is up to us to use them. He doesn’t just snap his fingers.

  13. Have you ever been …
    Have you ever been around a person with Cancer or MS or someone how has a horrible disability? What type of jobs do your suggest these folks get? Would you be willing to hire someone who had to take 3 or 4 days off a week in order to get treatments? What if they spent the majority of their time in the bathroom throwing up.. would you still keep them on your payroll? So you think the people who need this are all lazy… interesting. I wonder what Jesus thinks about that.

  14. Smartassawhip, Good …
    Smartassawhip, Good question. There are many verses in reference to giving to the poor. I’m not against it. provided that the individual is physically capable of working him/herself. Jesus said in 2thes3:10, if ye shall not work, then ye shall not eat. That means, if you don’t work for what you have, then you don’t deserve it. If God wanted the public option, it would have happened already. The dems really aren’t serious about it because if they were, it would have been passed by now.

  15. Whatever you want …
    Whatever you want to believe. It we get this or if we don’t I know I am on the side of the right thing to do… which is something you will never be able to say.

  16. Since you are a …
    Since you are a christian I was wondering what you think of these bible verses…

    Sell everything you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven. Then come, follow Me. (Luke 18:22

    I tell you the truth, whatever you did not do for one of the least of these, you did not do for me. (Matthew 25:45)

    If anyone has material possessions and sees his brother in need but has no pity on him, how can the love of God be in him? (1John 3:17)

    Just wondering????

  17. SmartAss,
    Still …
    SmartAss,
    Still living in the land of dreams! But not to worry… the Dems are shooting this health care garbage down, the Blue Dogs are keeping private option from happening…
    So I won’t rub it in since you’re on the loosing side! NO sense in hitting a person when they’re down… unless you’re a liberal or a Democrat! LOL

  18. The public option …
    The public option is far from DEAD. Three out of Fours Bills still include the public option. We all know the Baucus bill is crap and it doesn’t stand a chance of passing. Now is not the time to retreat instead we must turn up the heat and apply pressure. Call and demand they use the reconciliation option. I have the phone numbers on my profile for those who need them. I also have several other resources in the comment section. I believe that together we CAN make a difference. :)

  19. Your entire comment …
    Your entire comment here is nothing but nonsense. I may make an easy target… fortunately for me you and your little friends are not a good shot. I know that you guys off but the truth is the truth..

  20. The tired people …
    The tired people have actually made two videos in my honor in the past 48 hours… How cool is that… LMFAO And in case you did not know I do fight against the corrupt politions in my own party… and guess what Your little Buddy rational bitched about that too… It is a good thing I am not trying to please you or your new found gang of merry men. I am however glad to see you finally found a place where you fit in. lol

  21. Amazing how so many …
    Amazing how so many jobs are being lost while obama keeps only on cue with health care. How many jobs will a taxing bureaucratic government health care plan create? It will create high paying government jobs only that make more money than any average American could ever hope fore while increasing costs to employers right down to the poor as more and more people flood the health care system. America will go busted for sure.

  22. MeMa,
    Yeah, I had …
    MeMa,
    Yeah, I had a letter missing.. it’s HRA 3232! ;o)

  23. RZA,
    Oh, my bad.. …
    RZA,
    Oh, my bad.. it’s HRA 3232 (missed a letter).. and it’s a BRAND NEW PROPOSAL by obamer & the Democrats!
    Sorry for the confusion!

  24. bigtex501 !! …… …
    bigtex501 !! ……….you got a drone trying to squeeze his bee brain around your “post” …..lol!……..guess they hate those teases you’ve been makin about = HR3232! …..lol! ….he might GET IT bettter when he gets a brain tumor and the only available Brain Surgeon is to busy ~transplanting a new HEAD onto Joe Biden with its mouth sewed shut! )Then to come over and attend to RSA’s bee brain (a very delicate operation to BEE ~~zzzSURE!) ….lol! =HR3232= part b. Koolaid with ZAP-OFF is FREE

  25. Bush came into …
    Bush came into office with an advantage few presidents have enjoyed — a $230 billion surplus. But due to a $1.35 trillion tax cut in 2001, a $1.5 trillion tax cut in 2003, and a massive defense buildup through the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Bush quickly blew through that surplus. The next president will “inherit a fiscal meltdown,” Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad (D-ND) warned in February 2008, as the Bush administration projected a budget deficit of $400 billion.

Leave a Reply