October 30, 2013, - 5:22 pm
Two GREAT, spot on, short, and very funny videos from Jimmy Kimmel regarding the epic failure known as Healthcare.gov, or as we call it here, Healthcare.flub (that’s Al-ObamaCare for those of you in Dearbornistan).
Yeah, this is just hilarious. My family has no healthcare at all. Our health insurance carrier tripled the rates before it dropped us. What a hoot!
I was watching CNN, and Wolf Blitzer interviewed Bill Maher. Blitzer asked if Kathleen Sebelius should be fired, but Maher said that he wouldn’t want to “scapegoat” anyone.
Scapegoating? (The term is actually biblical and has long applied to Jewish people who were blamed for things they had nothing to do with.) How about someone in government be held accountable for a massive failure? How about people being fired? How about people going to jail? How about people being thrown out of office?
My family has no healthcare. Big joke. No, by all means, let’s not “scapegoat” any “public servant.”
MASSIVE FAIL.
Barry Popik on October 30, 2013 at 5:49 pm
Haha!
I have a mental picture of a dusty skeleton STILL on hold.
Michelle on October 30, 2013 at 6:13 pm
During todays hearings with Sebellius,one of the senators asked her if wanted to cancel her insurance and sign up for Obamacare, she said no thank you.
Sal on October 30, 2013 at 7:56 pm
Of course the real joke is what it will do to the American people.
Frankz on October 30, 2013 at 8:46 pm
The whole O’Bama Administration has been one sales gimmick after another. By the time the American people realize they bought a “lemon”, the O’Bama’s will be enjoying the life of retired multimillionaires.
The O’Bama kids will have tickets to the swankiest colleges and career paths paved and cleared for them to make extraordinary incomes. (See Chelsea Clinton for a fine example.) The American people will be left with declining quality of health care, rip-off energy prices, deficit spending, joblessness, the same wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and Guantanamo will still be open. (Remember that one?)
As I’ve said all along: The only hope and change you’ll have is the hope that you’ll have some spare change in your pocket.
Sincerely,
There is NO Santa Claus (aka TINSC)
There is NO Santa Claus on November 4, 2013 at 6:57 am
Those were both pretty good.
DS_ROCKS! on October 30, 2013 at 5:43 pm