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Save Money On Your Health Care Costs!

23 November 2010 @ 14:44

If I find myself in need of a creative solution to a problem, I know that I can consult my Friends In The Ether for some advice and that I will receive at least several good and creative suggestions.  There’s just something about being conservative or libertarian that brings out the innovative in people.

Therefore, I was not surprised when my good FITE Ran, proprietor of Si Vis Pacem, came up with a way that I could have saved myself and my health insurance company a few bucks during the past few days of my medical problems

He suggested that I should have gone to the nearest airport and had the TSA perform my x-rays and physical examinations for free.

Brilliant!

‘Gee willakers…Belvedere doesn’t think I’d make a good President, huh?’

10 Comments
  1. 23 November 2010 @ 15:02 15:02

    ROFLMAO!!!

  2. 23 November 2010 @ 16:27 16:27

    So, bob, I take it you’re no fan of Romney nor of Romneycare? Another area we are in perfect agreement! Great minds and all that!

  3. 23 November 2010 @ 16:34 16:34

    Count me in, too, Proof. GHW Bush is a fan of Romney. Need we say more?

  4. 23 November 2010 @ 19:14 19:14

    If bob will permit a little shameless link whoring, I did a piece on Mr. Romney and his health care fiasco in Massachusetts here:
    http://proof-proofpositive.blogspot.com/2010/04/romneycare-writ-large.html

    I believe the words I used about him running for president again were:

    No.

    Hell, no.

    (Insert more emphatic “NO” here )

  5. bobbelvedere permalink*
    23 November 2010 @ 19:22 19:22

    Great minds, indeed.

    Proof/Ran: ‘Whore-Away!’ is one of our mottos here at TCOTS.

  6. 23 November 2010 @ 19:25 19:25

    Heh! Romney is a marvelous gent, a true class act. But he’s a RINO. Just as importantly, I don’t get “killer instinct” from him at all. I don’t see that our enemies will fear the guy. They must feel fear.

    Now Palin… reminds me of Thatcher. (Boadicea would be proud.)

  7. Erich Madden permalink
    23 November 2010 @ 22:46 22:46

    All you need to know about the weakness of the field of Republican candidates in ’08 is that Romney, a RINO champion of socialized medicine from the bluest of blue states, was considered “the conservative” among the field of candidates with a legitimate shot at winning the nomination. (Yes, Huckster was also considered “conservative”, but I don’t remember any pundits who ever gave him any real chance of getting the nomination)

    I don’t think we are going to have that same problem in ’12. Romney needs to do himself and his supporters a favor by not running and not wasting his supporters money, he will get steamrolled by any legitimate conservative who runs.

  8. 24 November 2010 @ 02:45 02:45

    Erich: I hope that Huckabee is reading from the same page in the hymnal. He is also an extremely weak candidate, though not quite as bad as Romney.

  9. bobbelvedere permalink*
    24 November 2010 @ 08:22 08:22

    Erich/Proof/Ran: Living up here in the Nor-East, I had a pretty good seat to watch Mitt in action. Forgetting the whole Socialized Medicine thing he smilingly signed for a moment: he was, frankly, a wimp. The House and Senate ran roughshod overhim. Everytime he proposed a budget, they would literally put it aside with a snicker and do what they wanted to do. To be fair, The Constitution of Massachusetts does not allow for a strong Governor [visions of Royal Governors danced in the writers’s heads when they wrote it], but many of their Chief Executives have been able to get a lot done by using the bully pulpit and exhibiting some cunning – Mitt was awful at both.

    As for Hucksterbee, well, my nickname says it all.

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