The thing that infuriates me beyond all reason is the fact that the Governor is using Michigan taxpayer money to pay for his criminal and all other legal fees. What lesson is there in that? It appears the thing we need to teach kids these days is to become white collar criminals. You can be an upside down Robin Hood. You can kill or maim the poor …show more content…
There is all this talk about getting rid of entitlements given to the poor, but at the same time, this appears to be a form of entitlement. This governor refuses to resign, refuses to really take accountability, and acknowledge apparently no one in his office saw fit to clue him into the impending water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
These are the same people who want to decrease food stamps, WIC, and everything else the poor and underserved use to feed, clothe, and keep a roof over their families head. As time passes and those children begin exhibiting many adverse affects of the lead poisoning, where do they seek help? Government, get two jobs, or seek church services?
What does it mean when some of these same people wanting to do away with regulations or say that there is too much government regulations in businesses? Guess they really don 't want the Dept of Health and Human Services or the EPA to prevent potentially deadly practices that may affect an entire populous in the future …show more content…
I wasn 't watching it or really listening to it. However, something caught my attention. The narrator said that Republicans have tried to repeal “Obamacare” approximately 60 times. Really? Who is paying for that? These people in Congress are some of the most inept people known to man. Both Republican and Democrats. But especially Republicans! Believe me, the Health Reform Act is not the best thing since sliced bread, but I do like the fact that millions of Americans have been able to obtain some type of health insurance. We have a long way to go, but that 's progress. However, the only other winners in this appears to be the price gouging insurance companies. Deductibles are higher, more money is coming out paychecks, and you have limitations on which doctors you can see (unless you want to pay extra). But still, is Congress really saying that they can 't compromise? It 's just amazing. Of course Republicans want to open it up so more of the “private” sector can get their grubby little hands in the pot. All they think about is for freaking profit organizations. Their mentality is that it will trickle down like rain to the rest of us drought afflicted. I seem to recall when they were first working on the Affordable Care Act there was some government insurance citizens would be able to purchase on