Whistle-blower: Health care industry engaging in PR tactics

[Arius]

Originally Posted by SheriB

I don't need to name one. Hannity told me that this country was the greatest, best country that God ever gave man on the face of the earth. If I don't believe him, who can I believe?

I mean come on... I even posted the Venn-diagram to prove it! Thank you, Colbert.

Did Hannity cry when he said that? If not, Beck has him beat in the credibility deparment!!

[Pineygirl]

Originally Posted by SheriB

I don't need to name one. Hannity told me that this country was the greatest, best country that God ever gave man on the face of the earth. If I don't believe him, who can I believe?

I mean come on... I even posted the Venn-diagram to prove it! Thank you, Colbert.

Then at least there's one trait that's good in you. You believe the U.S. is the greatest nation on earth...in history.

There's hope for you yet!

[SheriB]

Originally Posted by Pineygirl

Then at least there's one trait that's good in you. You believe the U.S. is the greatest nation on earth...in history.

There's hope for you yet!

No, that's completely not true. I said "on the face of the earth." The jazz-playing mole people live in a subterranean country that God gave them. They, in fact, have the greatest country on earth. There are also great countries on earth that God did not give man. All of this is explained quite clearly in the diagram.

Did Hannity cry when he said that? If not, Beck has him beat in the credibility deparment!!

This is true, there was no crying. But Hannity did repeat it over and over and over for a couple of weeks straight. You see, his theory was that if he said it enough, it must be true, so his mindless readers would believe him. Credibility, it seems, is relative.

[Arius]

Originally Posted by SheriB

This is true, there was no crying. But Hannity did repeat it over and over and over for a couple of weeks straight. You see, his theory was that if he said it enough, it must be true, so his mindless readers would believe him. Credibility, it seems, is relative.

Mega dittos to you too Sheri

[oldhardhead]

Originally Posted by Arius

Mega dittos to you too Sheri

Did someone complement you? Obviously you don't know what "Mega dittos" mean!!!!!

Nothing new about that. You had better 'google it' and educate yourself.

[Pineygirl]

Originally Posted by oldhardhead

Did someone complement you? Obviously you don't know what "Mega dittos" mean!!!!!

Nothing new about that. You had better 'google it' and educate yourself.

That is pretty funny, isn't it?
Yet he's the first to pretend to be an "expert" on that topic.
Now of course he'll say "I meant that!" because his massive EGO will not allow him to admit he did anything that wasn't all-perfect, all-knowing, all-seeing, all-wonderful.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

[Arius]

Originally Posted by Pineygirl

That is pretty funny, isn't it?
Yet he's the first to pretend to be an "expert" on that topic.
Now of course he'll say "I meant that!" because his massive EGO will not allow him to admit he did anything that wasn't all-perfect, all-knowing, all-seeing, all-wonderful.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Actually, my ego is asking me to respond to your idiocy, so I will resist. Be well!!

[oldhardhead]

TACTICS?

Obama delegate at health care event not doctor after all | Houston & Texas News | Chron.com - Houston Chronicle

U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee on Thursday distanced herself from a University of Houston graduate student and Texas Obama delegate who falsely identified herself as a pediatric physician at the congresswoman's health care reform town hall meeting this week.

“I've never met her,” Jackson Lee said as she prepared to take questions from doctors and other health care workers in a session at St. Joseph Medical Center.

Roxana Mayer, who warmly embraced Jackson Lee at the close of Tuesday's session at a Fifth Ward community center, had spoken in favor of the president's health care package. The Texas Medical Board, which oversees doctors in Texas, has no record of Mayer, 31, holding a physician's license.

In a West Coast political blog, Patterico's Pontifications, Mayer admitted she is not a doctor.

TROLLS TAKE NOTE: the newspaper is getting it's news from "a West Coast political blog," because they are leading edge, modern reporting.

Mayer was invited to the event by a radical Obama supporter who ran an Obama campaign office that sported a picture of Che Guevara.

Patterico Roxana Mayer Invited to Town Hall by Obama Organizer Who Sported Che Guevara Poster at Obama Campaign Office

Huh. Pretended to be a doctor and spoke in favor of Obamacare at a "Town Hall Meeting."

SOCIALIST DEMOCRAT TACTICS.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHa!!!! And they called Bush STUPID!!!! HAHAHAHAHahahaha!!!!!!! Funny!! Funny!!!


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