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Subject: This is Hysterical about Health Reform proposal!

The American Medical Association has weighed in on the new Health Reform Proposals: 

The Allergists voted to scratch it, but the Dermatologists advised not to make any rash moves.  The Gastroenterologists had sort of a gut feeling about it, but the Neurologists thought the Administration had a lot of nerve.

The Obstetricians felt they were all laboring under a misconception. Ophthalmologists considered the idea shortsighted.  The Pathologists yelled, “Over my dead body!” while the Pediatricians said, ‘Oh, Grow up!’

The Psychiatrists thought the whole idea was madness, while the Radiologists could see right through it.  Surgeons decided to wash their hands of the whole thing.  The Internists thought it was a bitter pill to swallow, and the Plastic Surgeons said, “This puts a whole new face on the matter.”

The Podiatrists thought it was a step forward, but the Urologists were pissed off at the whole idea.  The Anesthesiologists thought the whole iIdea was a gas, and the Cardiologists didn’t have the heart to say no.

In the end, the Proctologists won out, leaving the entire decision up to the assholes in Washington.

Here’s some interesting information below about the candidates running for President this year. Check out the fact checker links too they are also interesting.

This election will be changing AMERICA as we’ve all ever known it.

Be careful Who & What beliefs you elect into Office, because you may wish you never opened Pandora’s Box. Really evaluate who will be doing the changing….It’s not the government. If you vote for Obama, the people will be changing to the Government’s socialistic and dictatorship type standards. Not only will Our country face financial crisis at all income levels, but we may even face the worst racial crisis ever seen before.

I actually have spare change since Bush’s tax reforms and now Obama threatens to take even that away. No use trying to have a retirement fund, participate in the stock market, or even sell your home to make a profit–if Obama is elected. Obama wants a huge percent of that money you may earn. I’m already experiencing negative equity on my home, are you? If I sell and he wants what 28% or more on my sale, that doesn’t make a lot of sense. What is that all about?

Is Obama using his Drug Dealer profit manipulation skills in presenting these new taxes? Ooooh wait a minute, Obama won’t answer that question if he was ever a Drug Dealer or not. If you weren’t one, wouldn’t you clear that issue up right away? I would.

2008 PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE COMPARISON TALKING POINTS

Candidates are:

JOHN McCAIN
BARACK OBAMA

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Why would you vote for a man that doesn’t respect our country or our military personnel, and is so casual about serious issues taking place in our country? Why are people so smuzzled by him? He’s a typical bratty kid in my eyes. Doesn’t respect the National Anthem by putting his hand over his heart…if he doesn’t feel like it. We all saw the pictures. Not just one either, multiple times he does this. He’s for socialism…the government controlling every aspect of our lives. Dictating to us what we can buy, sell, save, how we can live, what foods to eat and not eat, how to parent, who can be educated or not, who can get medical treatment or not, etc. His wife is severely racist and disrespectful to our Country. Among a list of things I could go on about.

Right now as our country sits–we are losing our rights as individuals! Are you going to stand up for what is right or let the government decide whether you are: worth educating or not, worth medicating or seeing a doctor or not, are you worth the time to teach basic skills or just a career criminal so why bother, are bratty children more valuable than a loving parent trying to train their child to be moral individuals in society, is marriage sacred between a man and woman or open to anything goes because you want a tax right off?

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Good News for Home Schools!

Pacific Justice Institute has just received word that the court ruling which declared most forms of homeschooling unlawful in California has been vacated. This means the Rachel L. decision, which has sparked a nationwide uproar, will not go into effect as it is currently written. The Second District Court of Appeal has instead decided to re-hear the case, with a new round of briefings due in late April. It would likely take the court several additional months to schedule oral argument and issue another decision.

Today’s announcement by the court that it will re-hear the case reinforces PJI’s position that homeschooling families should continue their current programs without fear of governmental interference. PJI will be actively involved in the upcoming briefs and will continue to post updates and special bulletins on this vital issue.

Brad Dacus, president of Pacific Justice Institute, commented, “We are pleased that the Court of Appeal has decided to re-hear the Rachel L. case, and we are hopeful that the fundamental rights of these parents, our clients Sunland Christian School, and the tens of thousands of homeschooling families in California will be honored. Homeschooling parents should be treated as heroes—not hunted down or harassed by their own government.”

It amazes me that even after knowing the true statistics of home schooled children succeeding in life and making something of themselves, how someone would try to sabotage the homeschooling option.
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Sunday, March 9, 2008, is Daylight Saving Time.

So for California, set your clocks FORWARD one hour before you go to bed tonight. More sunshine for everyone. My brother in AZ is sure lucky to not have to remember to do this. His clock never adjusts.

How about in your state?
Do you adjust your clocks for daylight saving time?
Leave a comment and let me know.

Don’t be late to church tomorrow!

Don’t you hate it when you get scam email! Especially ones that state they have money in Large amounts waiting for you, but you have to send them personal information and the kicker you have to keep it confidential. Hmmm…why????

I have to admit, some of them are extremely clever. They not only look possibly legitimate, but they come up with pretty unique and interesting stories of Bologna to get your interest or they hope to get you to feel sorry for their situation so you’ll want to help them out. Be Aware–it’s an Identity Theft SCAM. I sure hope you don’t fall for these things. If ever in question…just delete the email. Okay, you’ll say this is common sense. Believe it or not some of the letters are pretty convincing and deceptive, so don’t get taken advantage.
I’ve been keeping a log lately of the emails I’ve been receiving and I’m worth over a Billion scam dollars– if I add them up.

***View one of the scam emails***Click Here

Some emails come from West Africa, South Africa, Canada, Switzerland, Mexico, China and I’ve even had a few from New Orleans and Florida. The stories are basically similar. Either a Bank Representative from another country contacting Me for a deceased US citizen or Family Member of a deceased person in another country that wants to make me their beneficiary so the large sum of money will not go to the Government, but it all must remain confidential so authorities aren’t alarmed. When you read, “keep it confidential” or something similar, “so authorities don’t get involved”…Big Red Flags go up in my mind. DELETE button gets pushed really quick at that point.

Have you ever received such an email? Share your story.

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AMERICA–It’s Clear that we really need to pray for the people of our Country. From now and During the elections of President.

Pray with me for wisdom in voting for the right candidate.

So far—Out of all the Candidates, It seems to look like Romney holds most of my political views. Huckaby did, until I found out his stand on illegal immigration. I pondered upon McCain until last night.

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Wow, not much of a choice available to us as far as I can see.
Here’s my view at this point of the candidates:

My personal Choice is still undetermined. It comes down to
illegal immigration and religious beliefs for me.

Here’s my views of the main Political Candidates:

Romney – I appreciate the way he holds himself as he speaks. He’s confident yet humble, common sense resolutions, quick on his feet, and just a decent demeanor when you see him. I agree with most of his political platform and views, moral values, ONLY THING hindering my vote is his Mormon Belief.

McCain – He’s pretty rough around the edges with the way he projects himself, but passionate for his beliefs, morals, political views. He lives his Christian faith more than focusing on it or being in the lime-light with it. I agree with most of his political views except his view on training immigrants and his thoughts on illegal immigrants.

I feel immigration processes need to be followed through with, there needs to be changes. I am aware of people having illegal Mexican immigrants in their families here in the USA living under constant fear of being deported, yet have found loop holes in our social security system, tax system, welfare and medical systems to allow them to get privileges in the USA free or even without that they refuse to become legal. When as a citizen, tax payer, and legal resident needing medical assistance or social security can’t receive the help they’re privileged to receive.
Ron Paul – I agree with some of his political views, but most views are Too Liberal

Obama – I don’t agree with the democrat platform at all. My view of Obama is he’s a Black Radical Christian belonging to a church that boldly proclaims the importance of African Radicalism or a form of Racism Theology (read an article expanding on that thought), Anti-Israel, Anti-America. Obama Says he doesn’t agree with his church, but continues to be a member….hmm. So which is it? Leaves a huge suspicion as to how he’d run the “white house” or would political correctness according to his view have to change that title.

Clinton – I don’t respect this woman’s demeanor. I’ve heard her taking credit for other people’s work as if she did it, she can’t make up her mind on issues…basically saying whatever is popular in her opinion instead having her own true voice, above everything her voice and appearance makes me cringe when I hear it or see her. I don’t agree with her democratic platform. I feel she says anything to get what she wants. I don’t feel she’s looking out for the best interest of the USA, but for her personal best interest or interests that assist her appearance to others. Having an adulterous husband doesn’t make her life any easier I’m sure, and he’d be our 2nd Lady….eeekkk the thought of it.

Well, these are my thoughts. What are yours?

I invite you to share your personal views or help persuade me on how to vote!
Leave your comments. Thanks!

Have you heard about Ooma’s “Hub & Scouts” and/or Panasonic’s “Globarange” Phones? They both have similar technology as far as being VOIP phones, offering Free Unlimited Domestic phone calls, and International phone calls for around $.02 per minute or so. If you really dig into what they’re all about you’ll see there are definitely major differences between the two.
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Ebay auctions actually form a “binding contract” between two people, according to Judge Nigel Rein. At least in Australia for now.

A man was trying to sell his antique airplane using an eBay auction, completed the auction and then decided he’d sell it to a different private buyer that offered more money than the final bid ended at. Well the winner of the auction, being an airplane enthusiast and collector, decided to take the seller to court, in hopes that the courts would make him honor the auction price and sell it to him. The New South Wales state Supreme Court Judge ordered the seller to complete the deal he started on eBay. The Judge ruled that the online auction was “legally binding” between the buyer and seller.
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