What's a “commenctions”? Again… Are you a paid lobbyist for the Health Care Industry?

Its a typo , should have been connections. And again no. Are you a paid lobbyist for the spelling nazi movement. =P

You've referenced AEI twice and I've asked you twice why you think anything said by the American Enterprise Institute (nee PNAC) should be given a serious seat at any table

Not on this thread, search the thread for AEI first mention was in the post you made. Anyhow, maybe in another thread you did ask and I missed it, so I'll answer now. Its up to you wwhether or not you give it “a serious seat” but I offer the argument they make, you can either address the argument, or apply an Ad Hominem without looking at it, or you can ignore it its up to you. Really depends if you wish to consider a different point of view, attack the source, or not take time to do either. I consider options 1 and 3 to be perfectly valid but I don't accept option 2 to be, so far that is what I see in your posts.

I've also asked why you insist on distorting the facts regarding knee replacement waittimes in Canada.

Because they are not distortions my claims were from the official site of the Canadian government using their most recent data. If you have a problem with that I suggest you contact the Canadian government.

http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/hcs-sss/qual/acces/wait-…

“Health Canada is the Federal department responsible for helping Canadians maintain and improve their health, while respecting individual choices and circumstances.”

I hope this answered your questions and puts to rest your silly assertions

Leonidas wrote: Nope no commenctions with the insurance industry whatsoever…

What's a “commenctions”? Again… Are you a paid lobbyist for the Health Care Industry?

Leonidas wrote: “I'm also not a memnber of the Klu Klux Klan, The Nazi Party, the Minutmen, Militant Islam, the Black Panters, and the Religious Right.”

1. Nice non sequitur. 2. I never thought you were. 3. It appears that your grouping the Health Care / Insurance Industry in with a lot of unsavory folk.

Leonidas wrote: “Now that those have been anwered, exactly what questions have I not answered?”

You've referenced AEI twice and I've asked you twice why you think anything said by the American Enterprise Institute (nee PNAC) should be given a serious seat at any table. I've also asked why you insist on distorting the facts regarding knee replacement wait times in Canada.

It seems like every time anyone calls you on questionable sources and/or conclusions you simply ignore the questions or leave the thread.

Nope no commenctions with the insurance industry whatsoever, I'm also not a memnber of the Klu Klux Klan, The Nazi Party, the Minutmen, Militant Islam, the Black Panters, and the Religious Right.

Hope that answered your question and possible future questions.

Every time someone poses an obvious reply to your industry based talking points you simply ignore them.

Are you a paid lobbyist for the Health Care Industry?

Thanks for the heads up, it has been a bit irritating. I did find a workaround for now though, make a post and enter it without any URL links, then go back and edit and place them in, seems to work for me.

For some reason, comments with URLs are being filtered out and treated as SPAM. I've restored some but I'm contacting Disqus about this.

Don't forget the address to the few defenders of the Health Care Hijinks to do Commie-style “outing” of the growing mainstream opposition to it.

All that could be done instead and additionally by the Dems is: Bolivarian Circles and a new Alien (Non-Liberal-or-Democratic) and Sedition [sic] Act.

Kyle Anderson, a spokesman for the House Administration Committee, which has oversight over the franking commission, said the mailings were denied because they did not comply with longstanding rules.

“The requirements and regulations imposed by the franking commission have not changed, nor has the review process,” Anderson said. “They are designed to ensure that taxpayer funds are not used for political and partisan purposes.”

Anderson said majority and minority staff reviewed the content of the GOP franking requests and that decisions were made in a bipartisan process.

“It’s regrettable that some Members’ offices view the process as inconvenient, but the majority Members and staff take their responsibilities and their stewardship of taxpayer resources very seriously,” he said.

Quote from Jazz's “Roll Call” link:

Kyle Anderson, a spokesman for the House Administration Committee, which has oversight over the franking commission, said the mailings were denied because they did not comply with longstanding rules.

“The requirements and regulations imposed by the franking commission have not changed, nor has the review process,” Anderson said. “They are designed to ensure that taxpayer funds are not used for political and partisan purposes.”

Anderson said majority and minority staff reviewed the content of the GOP franking requests and that decisions were made in a bipartisan process.

“It's regrettable that some Members’ offices view the process as inconvenient, but the majority Members and staff take their responsibilities and their stewardship of taxpayer resources very seriously,” he said.

Isn't it about time for the Republicans grow up and start acting like adults instead of continually making stuff up and lying.

Third post, the first two disappeared.

Leonidas wrote: Another example of Democratic Transparency and Open government.

Leonidas, for once you're right… the actions of the Franking Commission is “Another example of Democratic Transparency and Open government.”

Quote from Jazz's “Roll Call” link:

Kyle Anderson, a spokesman for the House Administration Committee, which has oversight over the franking commission, said the mailings were denied because they did not comply with longstanding rules.

“The requirements and regulations imposed by the franking commission have not changed, nor has the review process,” Anderson said. “They are designed to ensure that taxpayer funds are not used for political and partisan purposes.”

Anderson said majority and minority staff reviewed the content of the GOP franking requests and that decisions were made in a bipartisan process.

“It’s regrettable that some Members’ offices view the process as inconvenient, but the majority Members and staff take their responsibilities and their stewardship of taxpayer resources very seriously,” he said.

Isn't it about time for the Republicans grow up and start acting like adults instead of continually making crap up (lying).

Second post, the first one disappeared when I edited it.