finally expressing

[david maser]

I have avoided debates about this, but big government is a nightmare. I usually am silent about these kind of issues, but I'm finally in a rage, and I think the president is a certifiable socialist and if I hear or see Nancy Pelosi again I may cut my throat.

I heard the same thing that maybe your doctor told you from EVERY doctor and nurse that I see--saying that they will retire if this asinine bill passes-- (and believe me, with my health issues--cancer--, I feel like I should be on their payroll). And, I have to add, these people work hard, long, and truly care about their patients. Well, what the heck, EVERYONE will have health care--paid by them or all or of us--but POOR care. We, I believe, will be taxed to death and receiving much less. If I had a chance to sire a child today, I would be wearing a condom 24 hours a day, or just not having relationships with any fertile woman. God help the children.

(Sorry. That last bit was a bit extreme. Sometimes I get too passionate about this stuff)

This comes from an an expert, and so far, a cancer survivor. God Bless America!

[Greg Fasolt]

Hi Dave! Thanks for joining us. I understand Ann may have had something to do with it.

You are certainly in a position to speak with authority on this issue. Your comments about children are right on the mark. It's my concern for my daughters' futures that keeps me fighting.

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[david maser]

Thanks, Greg. I will consider that.

[Peggy Briggs]

We all agree with your frustration, it is called righteous indignation, I think we should take hot TAR and Feathers with us to DC. Unfortunately that is not permitted anymore so lets just try to out manuver this monster and believe in the victory.