Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	On Lemmings
Date:	9/26/2013 1:47:01 PM

To paraphrase: “You have to implement the law to find out what’s in it.  Certainly  y’all don’t might being the subject of the experiment… right?”

Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	Which government?
Date:	9/26/2013 8:26:02 PM (updated 9/26/2013 8:27:46 PM)

“Hey Maj, which government provides you with health insurance for you and your wife?” [GF, 26SEP13]

The same government that drafted me in 1968… the same government that trained me to fire an M-14, M-16, M-79 (never trained on an M-203), M-60, 50 cal, LAW, and Dragon, and M-4, M1911A1, and M-9… the same government issued me fatigues… then BDUs… and then ACUs. Fishy, it is the same government that issued me a steel-pot and then traded it for a Kevlar… and in 2006, body armor.

GF, it is the same government to whom I wrote a blank check with my name on the amount line.

What if they had cashed it?

Name:	GoneFishin -	Reply
Subject:	Easy Answer
Date:	9/30/2013 5:27:35 PM

• I have been away from home and avoided wireless. I served in the Coast Guard.  I have no problem with any vet who receives health insurance from the same government which provides seniors health innsurance and will now assist those unable to obtain health insuramce with Obamacare. I would argue that anyone who served in a war zone should receive lifetime health benefits

Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	Easy Answer
Date:	9/30/2013 7:25:46 PM

GF, thank you for your service.

Name:	MAJ USA RET -	Reply
Subject:	Move farther from shore before sinking
Date:	10/2/2013 10:23:13 AM

“The problems with the health law are invariably described by the president and his allies as ‘glitches,’ or harmless technical snafus that no one should worry about. But the law suffers from basic design flaws beyond the question of whether the Obama administration can get its software to work. It depends on young, healthy people buying insurance even as it reduces their incentive to do so; it encourages employers to dump workers off their current insurance; it suppresses full-time work, through the employer mandate; in 10 years, the law still leaves 30 million people uninsured.” [Rich Lowry, NYP, 30SEP13]