liberals war on women continue

[seahooker]

just look at our number 1 lib, the ho's, posts!
corruption everywhere, war in parts of the world, ebola outbreak, all the scandals going on with the administration, and all our liberal can do is demean women. it must really suck to be an Obama liberal right now, trying to do everything you can to pull attention away from President Obama's failures

[dont-blameme]

Ho boys hate for woman probably stems from a severe ass whooping he got from a woman.

[hoosier_daddy]

just look at our number 1 lib, the ho's, posts!
corruption everywhere, war in parts of the world, ebola outbreak, all the scandals going on with the administration, and all our liberal can do is demean women. it must really suck to be an Obama liberal right now, trying to do everything you can to pull attention away from President Obama's failures

making fun of a clown like palin is not demeaning women in general, stupid fuck.  it is making fun of a clown like palin.  are you having your period, honey? is that why a couple of jokes about palin make you so grumpy and bitchy, princess?  why not take a midol and shut the fuck up, bitch?

[seahooker]

grumpy? you give an asshole, you, too much credit. i just call em as i see em!

[dont-blameme]

Here's your joke half breed queer boy!
 

[dont-blameme]

The biggest joke of all Ho boy is the one you call president.
 
LIKE PASTOR MANNING SAID HE WAS GIVEN EVERYTHING BUT YET THE " " failed
 
 

[hoosier_daddy]

who gives a fuck what a racist moron like pastor manning says, asshole, except racist assholes like you?

[sweetwater5s9]

Obama failed with his Obamacare rollout.

http://news.yahoo.com/probe-exposes-flaws-behind-healthcare-gov-rollout-171328973.html   
    
By
RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR
       9 hours ago

After a months-long investigation, the Government Accountability Office found that the administration lacked "effective planning or oversight practices" for the development of HealthCare.gov, the portal for millions of uninsured Americans.

As a result the government incurred "significant cost increases, schedule slips and delayed system functionality," William Woods, a GAO contracting expert, said in testimony prepared for a hearing Thursday by the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The GAO is the nonpartisan investigative agency of Congress.

Management failures by the Obama administration set the stage for computer woes that paralyzed the president's new health care program last fall, nonpartisan investigators said in a report released Wednesday.





Palin isn't with her rollout, lol...


https://sarahpalinchannel.com/ 

It looks great...  And works... 



The Democrat's War on Women will continue.

[hoosier_daddy]

Obama failed with his Obamacare rollout.

http://news.yahoo.com/probe-exposes-flaws-behind-healthcare-gov-rollout-171328973.html  
       
By
RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR
           9 hours ago

After a months-long investigation, the Government Accountability Office found that the administration lacked "effective planning or oversight practices" for the development of HealthCare.gov, the portal for millions of uninsured Americans.

As a result the government incurred "significant cost increases, schedule slips and delayed system functionality," William Woods, a GAO contracting expert, said in testimony prepared for a hearing Thursday by the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The GAO is the nonpartisan investigative agency of Congress.

Management failures by the Obama administration set the stage for computer woes that paralyzed the president's new health care program last fall, nonpartisan investigators said in a report released Wednesday.





Palin isn't with her rollout, lol...


https://sarahpalinchannel.com/  

It looks great...  And works...  



The Democrat's War on Women will continue.

war on women?  by making fun of how stupid palin is?

a huge new health insurance reform law that affected almost every person in the country in some way or fashion.  versus a very limited drug prescription drug plan d that bush proposed and initiated that failed just as badly at first that affected maybe at the most 20 million people.  and you are bitching about obama!!  what a fucking biased moron!!

A few weeks into the launch of the most sweeping health care reform law in a generation, John Boehner declared that the implementation was a disaster.


"The implementation," the Republican leader said, "has been horrendous. We've made it far more complicated than it should be."


Boehner, of course, was talking about the rollout of the new Medicare prescription drug benefit -- known as Part D -- enacted in 2003 by President George W. Bush. He discussed the implementation woes during a Feb. 6, 2006 appearance on "Fox News Sunday," (THREE FUCKING YEARS AFTER ITS DISASTROUS ROLLOUT!!!) on his fifth day as House majority leader.

But did he want to repeal the benefit? No. The future Speaker soberly acknowledged the problems but saw potential in the law and called for improving it. "The good news is that the competition that's being created has lowered premiums significantly below where Congress thought they'd be when we put the bill together, so the competition side is good," he said. "I think the implementation side continues to need to be improved."

It was a rough time for the law's proponents. The soft launch was "anything but smooth," according to the Washington Post, marred by at least two delays along with other, deeper problems. Upon launch, the Bush administration admitted to receiving "tens of thousands of complaints by seniors, pharmacists and others" about implementation failures. Health and Human Services vowed to "fix every problem as quickly as possible."

Boehner was far from alone in pushing to fix the problematic law, rather than repealing or dismantling it. Fortunately for Bush and his party, Democrats were a willing partner in tweaking and improving the law.

Nearly eight years later, Boehner leads a Republican Party that has taken a radically different approach to the troubled rollout of a new, ambitious health care reform law -- this time enacted by a Democratic president. Four weeks into its pre-launch, Obamacare is under the gun for significant problems and glitches, and Republicans took turns excoriating the law during a GOP-led hearing Thursday. But while the Obama administration wants to fix the problems, a united GOP insists that the Affordable Care Act's online enrollment woes suggest the law should be wiped off the books, or at least dismantled piece by piece.

What Democrats are now saying about Obamacare -- fix it, don't nix it -- sounds eerily similar to what many Republicans were saying on the dawning of Medicare Part D.

"This is a huge undertaking and there are going to be glitches," said Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX) on Feb. 15, 2006. "My goal is the same as yours: Get rid of the glitches."

"Rather than trying to scare and confuse seniors, I would hope that we can work together as we go through the implementation phase to find out what is wrong with the program and if we can make some changes to fix it, let us do it and let us do it on a bipartisan basis," Barton pleaded during an Energy & Commerce Committee hearing on March 6, 2006. "We owe that to all of the millions of Medicare beneficiaries."

Republican Rep. Nathan Deal, now the governor of Georgia, cautioned critics that "most significant programs" have problems early on, and that's no reason to give up on them.

"Like most significant programs, the new benefit has not gone without a few isolated glitches and unexpected problems," he said at the same hearing. "But I believe that if there is anything wrong with the plan, most of it has been fixed and that that hasn't can be fixed over time."

"Any time something is new, there is going to be some glitches," Rep. Tim Murphy (R-PA) said on April 6, 2006. "No matter what one does in life, when it is something new in learning the ropes of it, it is going to take a little adjustment."

[Dan]

Women, who propelled Obama to his reelection have abandoned him in droves.  If the election were held to day, a majority of women would support Romney over Obama.