December 30, 2014

Memories

Hey, remember when the President claimed the ACA would reduce a family's insurance premiums by $2500? Remember when the Democrats said if you like your medical plan you could keep it? Remember how Obama said he would have the most transparent administration ever? Remember when Pelosi said that there would be 72 hours to examine bills.before a vote?

Remember when a certain blogger of liberal leanings called these folks out for their outright lies?  

Me neither. 

5 comments:

Ed Bonderenka said...

"Certain"?
Any.

Anonymous said...

Don't hold your breath, never going to happen. It's either Bush's fault, the evil fat Republican white guys or the nasty TParty Commmie's. Liberals are never wrong, just ask one.


James Old Guy

Erin O'Brien said...

You want to blame someone for high health insurance costs? Blame a smoker or an obese person. Blame everyone with a Big Gulp in one hand and a Big Mac in the other.

Blame every doctor performing $250,000 worth of medical procedures on an 87-year-old man.

Now then, you are free to pour through my copious musings and find something I got wrong. And I do indeed get plenty wrong.

Joe said...

Who was talking about the cause of high premiums? I am quoting the president who promised to reduce our costs and protect our plans. How about you take off the blinders?

Maybe you could focus on Obama's use of the IRS to target private citizens instead of wasting time attacking me when I was correct on every prediction I made in my post six years ago. Put those purported journalistic skills to good use instead of tilting at the windmill of a little nothing blogger in your effort to defend the indefensible.

Joe said...

Perhaps if you still have a burning desire to critique economic predictions from more than half a decade ago you might review just how many jobs were never created from the Democrat's trillion dollar Stimulus that did not Stimulate bill....

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