Posted on 11/17/2013 8:21:43 AM PST by lbryce
Full Title:The President Finally Admitted Yesterday What Everyone in America Knew: Obamacare is A Total And Unmitigated Disaster
(Excerpt) Read more at businessinsider.com ...
Yeah really....what are those acne scars on his face?
Childrens’ dental is covered.
You don’t have children? Tough. Do you know how greedy you sound? Other people have kids and many of them can’t afford insurance, so you get to help them pay for the dental coverage for their children.
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It is kind of duplicitous that young adults are expected to pay into, but not really use, Obamacare to help set up a slush fund for older and sicker signees. However, young adults can continue to stay on their parents’ health plans until age 27.
Huh?
And pores the size of Danish dimes. His face reminds me of a photo I saw of Gwynith Paltrow without makeup. I expected to see a tiny Neal Armstrong planting a flag, geez, like the moon, I’m tellin’ ya! Man ...
And ugly? He’s so ugly his mother fed him with a slingshot! (Dangerfield)
That link takes me to a Gmail ad.
Try this link for the actual cover:
http://nypost.com/cover/#covers-1384491637
The NYPost website seems to have the cover but the links to the article don’t work.
The cover supposedly appears in the Nov 15, 2013 issue in the Page Six section.
I never knew his face was full of those. Oh well he is ugly to the core!
OTOH - If you’re healthy you should be penalized. You will have to pay for those that are not. I believe that the whole Democrat party will crash and burn over this fiasco.
LOL - post of the day!
That’s the crap weeping out.
Titanic Captain Obama: "Back up and give it everything she's got. We'll show that iceberg who's boss!"
LOL! You bet!
Better.
i only wish i could take credit for it but i cannot tell a lie, i stole it... 8^)
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