Recent Comments

1. about 11 years ago on Brevity

   Always keep an analog for the times the power goes out. Never feel stressed by the flashing “12:00”

2. over 11 years ago on Basic Instructions

   Jenkins should run for Congress as a Tea Party candidate.

3. over 11 years ago on Rose is Rose

   So now I know where the Angry Birds came from…

4. over 11 years ago on Ripley's Believe It or Not

   And if Mr. Patterson was paying attention, it’s probably the last time he opened that book. Half the atheists I know started their journey by studying the “Truth” of their holy books.

5. over 11 years ago on Jen Sorensen

   Part of ACA, which I know you haven’t actually researched, requires hospitals to charge lower rates because they will no longer be writing off huge losses at ER rates. When hospitals charge less, everyone saves money. There’s your how.

6. over 11 years ago on Jen Sorensen

   CONGRESSIONAL BUDGET OFFICE, not the White House. Facts are fearsome things, but it doesn’t change a thing to slander them.

7. over 11 years ago on B.C.

   I thought hexting was sending pictures of body parts as hexadecimal code. Geek porn.

8. over 11 years ago on Jen Sorensen

   Ummm, actually you do have to show income if you want to get a subsidy for your insurance. Feel free to hide your income and pay full price if you are under 65 and make less than a median income. We don’t mind.

9. over 11 years ago on Jen Sorensen

   Yeah, because no one hated those slavery laws…

   When will y’all realize that you are already paying the bills for people who show up at emergency rooms with no insurance? The ACA actually LOWERS the expense.

10. over 11 years ago on Jen Sorensen

    Have any links that aren’t from right-wing Obama haters? How about this quote from the Congressional Budget Office…" CBO projects that the Affordable Care Act will, unless Congress reverses some of its provisions in the future, reduce the long-term fiscal gap — the amount by which revenues must be raised or spending cut to produce a stable debt trajectory — by 2 percent of GDP over the next 75-years."