From: hrubin@skew.stat.purdue.edu   
      
   On 2012-06-28, george conklin  wrote:   
   > On 6/27/2012 9:30 PM, Sid9 wrote:   
      
   >> "Neal Boortz"  wrote in message   
   >> news:r213ba193a6034593b52511dd74f05bc1@WSB.com...   
      
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   >> Romney is turning out to be an empty suit.   
   >> When he debated the people from the Republican clown car he needed to   
   >> merely turn and give the camera an all knowing smile.   
   >> Those days are gone.   
      
   >> Now he needs to deliver the goods to the "deciders", the independent   
   >> voters.   
      
   >> He falls short.   
      
   >> His suit is truly empty   
      
      
   > He believes that you ought to look out for yourself only, just like he does.   
      
   He believes that you should have the right to look out for yourself,   
   and not just accept what the government hands out.  Would I have been   
   approved for carotid artery surgery, or the quintuple bypass heart   
   surgery I needed for my heart to be ready for it?  There is a big   
   dispute about these, but I have definitely noticed the effect of   
   the bypass surgery in increasing my activity, among others.   
      
   With Obamacare, those who can afford it may well be prohibited.   
   The patient should make the decision, and now is at least often   
   in that position.  Such things are unlikely to happen in a   
   government run situation.   
      
      
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