DespicableDNC

Despicable is as despicable goes! The AARP has aligned itself with unpopular HEALTHCARE TYRANNY to the chagrin of many of its members. We send them protest letters which Association of Retired Persons ignores. Obviously they are in this FOR THE GOLD...and POWER.

AARP cares no one wit, what any "members" may oppose or WANT for that matter. We have QUIT AARP in droves but they have an ignorant/lacadaisical/apathy base that will stay in their rank and file forever.

People do not know or care if the AARP is in CAHOOTS as CRONIES backing ObamaCare no matter HOW BAD IT IS. Optomistic? Not really...AARP just wants to MAKE LOTS OF MONEY and HAVEA LOT OF INFLUENCE over older people, many of whom cannot see to READ about Obama's DEALS or EVEN KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS.

AARP wields a lot of POWER and INFLUENCE through its MAGAZINE which kindly people unwittingly READ to many older persons who cannot READ for themselves.

NOW TO "Despicable" in the NEWS!!!

http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/172427-rep-west-blasts-wasserman-schultz-as-despicable-in-email

Rep. West blasts Wasserman Schultz as 'despicable' in email
By Mike Lillis - 07/19/11 08:13 PM ET

Freshman GOP Rep. Alan West hammered away at fellow Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) on Tuesday in a biting personal attack in which he characterized the Democratic National Committee (DNC) chairwoman as "the most vile, unprofessional, and despicable member of the US House of Representatives,” according to various reports.

West was responding to remarks Wasserman Schulz directed toward him on the House floor Tuesday after he'd defended the Republican's "Cut, Cap and Balance" legislation. Democrats have argued that the bill, which would cap federal spending at 18 percent of GDP, would lead to steep cuts in Medicare and Social Security – programs benefiting many South Floridians like those in West's district.

“The gentleman from Florida. who represents thousands of Medicare beneficiaries, as do I, is supportive of this plan that would increase costs for Medicare beneficiaries – unbelievable from a member from South Florida,” Wasserman-Schultz said, without mentioning West’s name as she blatantly lied about him.
After Florida Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) on Tuesday, 07/19/11 tried to trash his reputation telling lies, freshman GOP Rep. Alan West
wrote. “You are the most vile, unprofessional ,and despicable member of the US House of Representatives. (and that's singling her out from the other vermin she votes with)
If you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face, otherwise, shut the heck up. Focus on your own congressional district!”

And he wasn’t done.

“From this time forward, understand that I shall defend myself forthright against your heinous characterless behavior,” West added. “You have proven repeatedly that you are not a Lady, therefore, shall not be afforded due respect from me!”

The flamingly informative email was also sent to House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio), House Majority Leader Eric Cantor (R-Va.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).

The subject line read: “Unprofessional and Inappropriate Sophomoric Behavior from Wasserman-Schultz.”

Wait until Rep. Allan West gets attacked by Rep. John Conyers who apparently been despicable in the US House longer than West has been alive. Conyers is attempting to change the public’s perception of “ObamaCare,” (1) as health care feces although the term is seen by many Dems as glorified defication all over the nation as several have several brain cells functioning.

Governors in 10 states have signed laws that establish an insurance exchange which is a newly unconstitutional marketplace where individuals and small businesses will be forced unconstitutionally to buy more over-priced faulty insurance with "death panels" than they need.

“I think that a year ago, many of us who work with states would have predicted that more states would have passed legislation,” said Anne Gauthier, senior program director at the National Academy of State Health Policy. “Although exchanges are about as bipartisan an idea as perhaps exists in the health policy world … politics has played very heavily at the state level.”

Establishing an exchange is a mammoth undertaking, and states don’t have a lot of time to complete the task.

The exchanges must be up and running by 2014. But it’s in 2013 that the Health and Human Services Department will evaluate each state’s progress and determine where it needs to step in with a federally run “fallback.”

Unless the Supreme Court overturns the healthcare law, staunch political opposition to implementing it could ultimately give the federal government more unconstitutional power. (2)
It appears that 10 states are Democrat-infested/controlled and have "given up on the Supreme Court to do the right thing". Shame cubed on the SCOTUS. As in SHAME, SHAME SHAME!

(1) http://thehill.com/news-by-subject/healthcare
(2) http://thehill.com/blogs/healthwatch/health-reform-implementation/169761-states-lag-in-implementing-health-insurance-exchanges