Thread: Flipflopping Mitt "Etch a sketch" O'Bomney fucked irregardless

Already flip flopped on student loans. This will be a long thread as he keeps opening his mouth.

Mitt's "flips" are a drop in the ocean compared to the damage being done by the enemy within who is Fuct Irregardless. Anyone voting for Obama chugs down lies faster than Obama jiz.

Forbes: Health Matters, April 27, 2012
The bad news just keeps getting worse for ObamaCare, creating election-year headaches for the White House.

Here are a dozen new damaging disclosures:

1.The Obama administration got slapped by the Government Accountability Office for using an $8.3 billion slush fund to temporarily cushion the blow from cuts that ObamaCare requires to a program called Medicare Advantage. Millions of seniors could be at risk of losing “the coverage they have now” if these spending cuts take place.

Medicare Advantage is popular with seniors because it allows them to enroll in private health plans that generally provide better benefits, better-coordinated care, and better access to physicians. Nearly 14 million are enrolled this year.

But coverage for millions would be threatened, causing a huge political problem. The Obama Administration is using the slush fund to temporarily shore up the program, at least until after the election.

In a rare slap-down, the GAO said the extra payments to Medicare Advantage plans should be stopped because the money is not going for its intended purpose – to reward only high-quality plans.

2. IRS Agents: The Obama administration is diverting roughly $500 million to hire additional IRS agents and other employees to help implement the health overhaul law. This is expressly against the will of the House leadership that has tried to cut off funding to implement the law until the Supreme Court reaches its decision.

House Budget Chairman Paul Ryan calculates the administration plans to eventually hire an additional 16,500 IRS employees, many charged with tracking and enforcing citizen compliance with ObamaCare.

3. Public support collapses: While the Supreme Court prepares to issue its historic decision on the constitutionality of the law, public support for ObamaCare has fallen to its lowest level yet. A Washington Post/ABC news poll taken just after the court arguments shows that only 39 percent of the American people still support the law.

Two thirds either want the entire law or at least the individual mandate thrown out. Only 25 percent think the law should be upheld in full. A Gallup poll found 72% of Americans believe the individual mandate is unconstitutional.

4. Hospitals hit: By a nearly five-to-one margin, hospital executives expect that the health law will hurt their bottom line. According to a survey, 55 percent expect revenues to fall as a result of ObamaCare and only 12 percent expect increases. The hospitals were strong backers of the law until they saw the reality behind the flowery promises.

Second thoughts anyone?

5. Holder slapped: Attorney General Eric Holder was forced by a Circuit Court judge to acknowledge that the judicial branch indisputably has the power to determine the constitutionality of laws passed by Congress. This was in response to the president’s widely-derided comment and not-so-veiled warning that the Supreme Court “not take what would be an unprecedented, extraordinary step of overturning a law that was passed by a strong majority of a democratically elected Congress.” False on all counts.

6. Bishops stand firm: The U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops is determined to fight the administration’s mandate that Catholic hospitals, universities, and other organizations provide their employees access to contraception, abortion drugs, and sterilization, in violation of their strongly-held religious beliefs.

Archbishop-designate William Lori of Baltimore, on behalf of the Bishop’s Ad Hoc Committee on Religious Liberty, wrote that religious liberty “is our American heritage, our most cherished freedom.” He said that what “we ask is nothing more than that our God-given right to religious liberty be respected. We ask nothing less than that the Constitution and laws of the United States, which recognize that right, be respected.”

Cardinal Roger Mahony, who most recently served as archbishop of Los Angeles, said: “I cannot imagine a more direct and frontal attack on freedom of conscience than this ruling today. This decision must be fought against with all the energies the Catholic community can muster.”

It’s a very bad idea to get into a fight with the Catholic Church over its clearly constitutionally-protected right to religious freedom.

7. Employers dropping coverage: The Congressional Budget Office says up to 20 million people could lose their job-based health insurance once ObamaCare is implemented.

And the House Energy and Commerce Committee just issued a new report based upon internal information from business leaders advising the president. It shows that business leaders believe the health law “will increase costs, make future planning for hiring and expansions difficult due to the uncertainty created by the law, and could ultimately lead to employers dropping health insurance coverage for their employees.”

8. Young people hit hardest: Support among the young for the president is waning. According to a recent Harvard University survey, only half of 18 – 24 year olds support the president, and only one in five young people think the country is heading in the right direction.

This could be because many of them are beginning to see the impact of the administration’s policies on their lives and their future: They will be forced to pay disproportionately more for mandated ObamaCare health insurance, they will be saddled with trillions of dollars in new ObamaCare debt, and their job prospects are weak, at least partly because of the ObamaCare employer mandate that is stifling job creation.

9. Student loan confusion: The source of the latest alarms about soaring student loan rates is actually the result of an obscure provision in ObamaCare.

The law ended the ability of private firms to participate in the student loan program and used $8.7 billion of “savings” generated by the government takeover of the program to help fund ObamaCare’s new entitlements. The Department of Education has been transferring large batches of federal student loans to new loan-servicing companies, many of which are ill-equipped to handle the transfer.

It’s rich for the president to be traveling the country demanding “change” to a problem of his own creation as student loans are being yanked from private companies and turned over to non-profit companies, as demanded by ObamaCare.

10. Double-counting Deception: The Holy Grail of ObamaCare was that it could offer massive new subsidies to provide health coverage to 30 million more people and at the same time reduce the federal budget deficit. Common sense says this is ridiculous, and budget expert Jim Capretta explains the deception. The latest Medicare trustees’ report shows that the trick involves a “deceptive shift in federal finances” that results in an $8.1 trillion double-count.

The scam is beyond anything even Bernie Madoff could have conceived.

Also, the chief actuary for Medicare issued a dissent to the Medicare Trustees’ report released this week, saying that the same money can’t be spent to extend the solvency of Medicare and also to pay for the new health insurance subsidies under ObamaCare.

11. Deep payment cuts to docs: Chief Medicare actuary Rick Foster says that current law – i.e., ObamaCare – will require physician fees to be cut by 31 percent on January 1, “an implausible expectation.” That will mean that Medicare would pay doctors “considerably below the current relative level of Medicaid prices,” Foster said, leading to “severe problems with beneficiary access to care.”

12. Dems bolt: Rep. Barney Frank (D-MA) led a parade of Democrats renouncing ObamaCare. “I think we paid a terrible price for health care,” Frank said. ObamaCare cost the president “a lot of credibility as a leader” said Sen. Jim Webb (D-VA). Passing ObamaCare “wasn’t worth” the political cost, said Rep. John Yarmuth (D-KY).

“The climate out there was really ugly because of it,” said Rep. Norm Dicks (D-WA). ObamaCare will be “an Albatross” for Democrats in 2012, said former Rep. Artur Davis, (D-AL). He said that ObamaCare “is the single least popular piece of major domestic legislation in the last 70 years.”

Imagine you are in the White House, six months before a general election, facing this kind of news on your signature domestic policy legislation. And the news is only going to get worse as the law gets closer to implementation.

If the Supreme Court doesn’t toss out the whole law, the voters surely will demand that Congress and a new president finish the job in January.

Read online at Forbes

If the truth will set you free......

What will lies do?

Originally Posted by Downbound Train

If the truth will set you free......

What will lies do?

Save you breath, the walls are closing in on you.

Gallup Poll has Obama beating the shit out of Romney 50-43.

http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Obama = Romney

Romney = Obama

Until some of you folks figure this shit out, nothing will change:

Clinton = Bush Sr.

Bush Jr = Gore

Bush Jr = Kerry

Obama = McCain

These guys (and Hillary) all belong to the same (foreign-funded/controlled) "party" (in essence). Sure, there's those nuanced differences involved; talk, venom, and postures taken to perpetuate this long-time illusion.

But their adversarial rhetoric is just that, rhetoric. They all work for the very same masters and controlling interests at the end of the day. They all know who butters their bread..

Deal with it.

That said .. it begs the question .. who are the enemies of this system or party (now in control)?

[Just stating the obvious, for those who DON'T get it yet..]

Originally Posted by machschnell

Obama = Romney

Romney = Obama

Until some of you folks figure this shit out, nothing will change:

Clinton = Bush Sr.

Bush Jr = Gore

Bush Jr = Kerry

Obama = McCain

These guys (and Hillary) all belong to the same (foreign-funded/controlled) party (essentially). Sure, there's nuanced differences, talk, and postures taken to perpetuate this long-time illusion.

But their adversarial rhetoric is just that, rhetoric. They all work for the very same masters and controlling interests at the end of ther day.

Deal with it.

That said .. it begs the question .. who are the enemies of this system or party (now in control)?

[Just stating the obvious, for those who DON'T get it yet..]

Agree except for:

Bush Jr = Gore

Bush Jr = Kerry

those two seem like a bit of a stretch.

Bush Jr and Kerry both holding Skull and Bones loyalties from their Yale days. Russert (RIP) tried to get them to talk about that in interviews but both declined.

The Bushes, Clintons, Romney, McCain, Gore, and Kerry (and lots more) are all globalists, in spite of whatever tax proposals they initiate and/or sign. As are some of the top Dem and Reps in both houses of Congress.As to the SCOTUS ... ??? All actors, playing their roles and pertinent/selected functions amidst the pathetic backdrop of the general public's lack of discernment and due diligence in the matter..

Pretty sad, really..

Originally Posted by Harry

Gallup Poll has Obama beating the shit out of Romney 50-43.

http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Keep drinking the Koolaide Harry.

Poll is for Registered Voters. 40% of Registered voters don't vote. In polls of likely voters its a tie. (which blows my mind)
Considering undecided's will fall for the challenger 4 or 5 to one, so far it's Romney in a blow out.

At this point in 1979, Carter lead Reagan by 10%-12%. That didn't end too well for your side. Thankfully.

Originally Posted by Downbound Train

Keep drinking the Koolaide Harry..

I realize that I am not the best at spelling either,

but mis-spelling Kool Aid is pretty lame.

Originally Posted by Downbound Train

At this point in 1979, Carter lead Reagan by 10%-12%.

At this time last year crazy-lady Michelle Bachmann was your party's frontrunner.

She probably stood a better chance of beating Obama than Romney does. You guys should have kept her...

Originally Posted by Harry

I realize that I am not the best at spelling either,

but mis-spelling Kool Aid is pretty lame.




At this time last year crazy-lady Michelle Bachmann was your party's frontrunner.

She probably stood a better chance of beating Obama than Romney does. You guys should have kept her...

Why do you hate America Harry?

Originally Posted by Harry

Gallup Poll has Obama beating the shit out of Romney 50-43.

http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Most of these polls are incapable of polling lower income, youth vote, and those with cell phones and no landlines. Barry has a big lead with the younger vote, if he can get them out again, hispanic voters, and women voters. The flipflopping lyin cultist is soooooooooo fuct.

Remember when romney promised he would propose an immigration bill in his first year, promised he would cut the deficit in half, promised he would close guantanamo, etc, and then flip-flopped? i agree, he's totally fuct

14 Bald-Faced Mitt Romney Flip-Flops That Were Dug Up By John McCain

Read more: http://www.businessinsider.com/14-ba...#ixzz1tMPd1Bze

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

Remember when romney promised he would propose an immigration bill in his first year, promised he would cut the deficit in half, promised he would close guantanamo, etc, and then flip-flopped? i agree, he's totally fuct

he's gotta save something for his second term now that it's an ez win...............

Originally Posted by ilikecandy

Remember when robamney promised he would propose an immigration bill in his first year, promised he would cut the deficit in half, promised he would close guantanamo, etc, and then flip-flopped? i agree, he's totally fuct

Wait! There is more!!!!!

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/...n=briefingroom

Romney campaign aide claims auto bailout was Romney's idea
By Brendan Sasso - 04/28/12 01:28 PM ET

One of Mitt Romney's top advisers said Saturday that President Obama's decision to bailout Chrysler and General Motors was actually Romney's idea.

"[Romney's] position on the bailout was exactly what President Obama followed. I know it infuriates them to hear that," Eric Fehrnstrom, senior adviser to the Romney campaign, said.

"The only economic success that President Obama has had is because he followed Mitt Romney's advice."

Originally Posted by Moeghoul

The flipflopping lyin cultist is soooooooooo fuct.

So why do you descriminate against Romneys cult? Obama says he believes in a spirit in the sky too.....

Here's what you guys don't seem to understand.

Any sane American would vote for THIS GUY over Obama in 2012....

Originally Posted by Downbound Train

So why do you descriminate against Romneys cult? Obama says he believes in a spirit in the sky too.....

I'm not discriminating, i'm just repeating GOP christian viewpoints.

Let the general election comedy begin.

Originally Posted by Harry

Gallup Poll has Obama beating the shit out of Romney 50-43.

http://www.gallup.com/home.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Not anymore. 46-45 Romney atm.

Most national polls, FWIW, have Barry leading.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...bama-1171.html

Gallup Poll says 60 percent of American voters "Like" Obama, compared to only 31 percent who "Like" Romney.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/154547/Ob...ge-Romney.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Originally Posted by Harry

Gallup Poll says 60 percent of American voters "Like" Obama, compared to only 31 percent who "Like" Romney.

http://www.gallup.com/poll/154547/Ob...ge-Romney.aspx

Romney = fuct.

Hey Harry? What's this???

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/g...183950373.html

Mitt Romney's public image appears to be rebounding.

A new Gallup poll finds 50 percent of Americans polled have a "favorable" view of the presumptive Republican nominee—an 11-point jump since February. According to Gallup, that's the highest favorable rating the poll has recorded since they began tracking opinions about Romney in 2006.

Romney's favorable rating is 2 points lower than that of President Barack Obama—which currently sits at 52 percent. But more Americans view Obama unfavorably: 46 percent, compared to Romney's 41 percent.