Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:While I would love to see him go, and think he should, what concerns me most about this is that an elderly person with a history of health issues has an episode that looks very much like a mini stroke and apparently no one insists he go to the hospital immediately to get checked out. What is up with that?
This could turn out to be choice that backfires completely if he does not get the care he needs.
I just watched the video. Seizure, stroke, whatever’s going on with him, I truly hope that someone cares about him enough to get him to a hospital. Then I hope he immediately goes all in for universal healthcare, and promptly retires.
Medicare IS universal health care. For seniors.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there should be no one in position of power over 65
everyone is old
Mitch is dying
Biden is dying
Pelosi is dying
Trump is dying
Once the boomers pass on, at least the younger generation will finally elect young individuals...god willing
65 is way too young! I’m not a fan of these old geezers holding on but until recently, younger people didn’t go into
Govt and this there was a lean bench. That’s changing and the Dem party will look a whole lot younger in 6 years (as much as I hate to admit the GOP is much better on this).
If you don’t like old people being in power, run for office yourself.
Anonymous wrote:
Wow, that’s some shady sh#t. Changing Long standing rule.
I guess it would be fair play if the Governor decided to not appoint anyone and wait for the special election.
Anonymous wrote:there should be no one in position of power over 65
everyone is old
Mitch is dying
Biden is dying
Pelosi is dying
Trump is dying
Once the boomers pass on, at least the younger generation will finally elect young individuals...god willing
Anonymous wrote:there should be no one in position of power over 65
everyone is old
Mitch is dying
Biden is dying
Pelosi is dying
Trump is dying
Once the boomers pass on, at least the younger generation will finally elect young individuals...god willing
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really though, now with Fetterman in from PA- how can any elected official be asked/told to step down for health reasons? We are told it’s discriminatory and ableist.
This.
At least McConnell's comments are coherent.
At least Fetterman's platform, positions, and voting record are sane, coherent, humane, ethical, and serve the greater good of the nation. Can't say the same for McConnell's.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really though, now with Fetterman in from PA- how can any elected official be asked/told to step down for health reasons? We are told it’s discriminatory and ableist.
This.
At least McConnell's comments are coherent.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Really though, now with Fetterman in from PA- how can any elected official be asked/told to step down for health reasons? We are told it’s discriminatory and ableist.
This.
At least McConnell's comments are coherent.
Anonymous wrote:Really though, now with Fetterman in from PA- how can any elected official be asked/told to step down for health reasons? We are told it’s discriminatory and ableist.