stanblack's Comments (61)

“That was precious. I hope family will create such fine traditions.”

“What?”

“Goldman is as far away from doing God's work, if you believe in that sort of fairy tale.”

“What do you know? Don't bother answering.”

“What?”

“I'm speechless. What a challenge Mr. Pearl is forced to face. Fighting the bureaucracy of both the health insurance industry and government. Good luck Mr. Pearl.”

“They could offend Beelzebub by apologizing for their offenses. But, that will never happen.”

“Excellent.”

“Disgusting.”

“I do hope this man has received financial compensation from the government due to the wrongful conviction and nearly 40 years lost in the clink. Horrible. Just effin' horrible. This sort of story fills my heart with lead and makes my blood run cold.”

“Ding!”

“Mr. Wilson of Dennis the Menace fame I gather.”

“Enjoy freeperville. Don't say hello for me.”

“Well put. "...the republican's natural response to actual human suffering -- turn your back."

Unbelievable, but, true.”

“Lovin' the Palin huh? Get your bible, guns, and your fear ready for 13. We'll have so much fun. Troglodyte.”

“It's only mavericky if Palin lies. No one else.”

“It looks like a grilled cheese sandwich to me.”

“You should be President. You are a patriot.”

“Unfortunately, the answer is in the question.”

“What is the deal with people's obsession over money and taxes. Can we start evolving into a more civilized nation now? I don't mind paying more taxes for a more humane America.”

“As we speak, the Senate is toiling to cut the health care reform bill from $1.6 trillion to $1 trillion over 10 years. Health economist Uwe Reinhardt puts those numbers into context:

A price tag of $1.6 trillion seems immense if one contemplates the figure in the abstract. It is, however, only about 4 percent of the total cumulative health spending of $40 trillion, the amount government actuaries now project for the decade from 2010 to 2020. That is also less than the 6 to 7 percent that total national health spending has increased each year in the past decade.

And $1.6 trillion is only about 1 percent of the amount of G.D.P. that America can reasonably be expected to produce in the next decade (about $150 trillion to $170 trillion).

http://voices.washingtonpost.com/ezra-klein/2009/06/a_question_of_priorities.html

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Do some research if you have real concerns about the actual cost of private health versus a real public option. Otherwise, your just opening your pie hole with Fox News Speak.. "Universal Health Care Makes Us Dependent?" "Public Option Costs Too Much?"”

“Good point Bladwin. Something is very wrong here. One guy getting all the blame? I'm sure there are more indictments to come, but, there is something wrong with the entire system.”

“"Madolff deserves to be in jail for 20 years, out in 10. We don't give killers this kind of jail time."

Exactly. A little perspective would help in this case.”

“As an act of contrition, I will now cut my fingernails. Hilarious stuff Lee!”

“Bring your own awesome blog.

The lying liars lie again.

Plays well with many others.

Thank you and good night.”