King Obama, the dictator
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I think another way to look at this matter is, Obama in pursuit of what can be construed as socialized medicine, as is presently afforded in Massachusetts, Canada and the UK, (*the latter two being the models from which so called Obama care, was in part derived), is that he did not want to imply any citizens religious affiliation made them, by letter of the law, exempt from coverage under all articles of the health care act.
Imagine the fall out had he been deemed responsible, when in truth it's a collaboration prior to reaching his desk, between the Houses, for saying what amounts to; this medical coverage is for all Americans, except those who are religious!
I don't think there yet exists a fan big enough to receive that hit.
(Yes, it's the little visuals...)
Imagine the fall out had he been deemed responsible, when in truth it's a collaboration prior to reaching his desk, between the Houses, for saying what amounts to; this medical coverage is for all Americans, except those who are religious!
I don't think there yet exists a fan big enough to receive that hit.
(Yes, it's the little visuals...)
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So ... you're giving us a 15-yard penalty for excessive celebration?
Not exactly. Politics is a like football game for sure. Politics is a rigged game and fun to play but we should all be playing on the same team, in another game.
Politics divides us. So does mans theology. I don't feel peace while debating in politics anymore. Theology is more important, and love more so.
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tulc
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Not exactly. Politics is a like football game for sure. Politics is a rigged game and fun to play but we should all be playing on the same team, in another game.
Politics divides us. So does mans theology. I don't feel peace in it anymore.
Ok, so if we all need to agree on things, I think everyone should simply agree with all my opinions! Then we would have amazing unity!
tulc(who's opinions and views are always the same as Jesus')
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I was watching a movie about Sam Houston and the Alamo the other day. The man said he was done with politics after a scandal that was not his fault made him resign as Governor of Tennessee, yet he allowed himself to be dragged back into politics in Texas. Didn't do him much good.
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Ok, so if we all need to agree on things, I think everyone should simply agree with all my opinions! Then we would have amazing unity!
tulc(who's opinions and views are always the same as Jesus')
Im just planting seeds, hopefully they are the right ones. That's all.
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I think another way to look at this matter is, Obama in pursuit of what can be construed as socialized medicine, as is presently afforded in Massachusetts, Canada and the UK, (*the latter two being the models from which so called Obama care, was in part derived), is that he did not want to imply any citizens religious affiliation made them, by letter of the law, exempt from coverage under all articles of the health care act.
Imagine the fall out had he been deemed responsible, when in truth it's a collaboration prior to reaching his desk, between the Houses, for saying what amounts to; this medical coverage is for all Americans, except those who are religious!
I don't think there yet exists a fan big enough to receive that hit.
Romney and Obama (or at least their agents) worked together on the healthcare bills. And BTW, I have family in MA and they say Romney ruined the State, and his "healthcare" system is a big part of it.
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...but it did lead to a movie being made about him which otherwise would probably not have happened.
tulc(just sayn')
To bad Sam H. didn't consider this scripture.
Eph 6:12 For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places.
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I can agree with that, bro!
tulc(thinks we all need to do what we think is right)
Amen brother
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