I've decided to link to the cartoon "Day by Day" because it's the funniest cartoon that you won't find in the DinoMedia.
posted by Yanni Znaio at
3/22/2005 03:11:00 AM
libertarian (the small l is deliberate) with strong constitutionalist tendencies. Seasoned computer professional currently working as a consultant somewhere in [another] Red State
This might be where I put up a link to a book list.
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Many people who support the position that her feeding tube should have been replaced are the same people who vote against medicare, and medicade.
You know, I could have done a better job on that post.
I was attempting to point out the irony of
liberals taking the "right-to-die" position along with the "anti-death penalty" position
and
conservatives taking the "keep her alive" position along with being in this particular case and the pro death-penalty position.
And that if you put Terri in an orange jumpsuit on Florida's death row, how many people on both sides would reverse their positions vis-a-vis her continued existence.
And the point you're trying to make is?
Let's see.
The only people who have the opportunity to vote against Medicare and Medicaid are called...politicians.
And the voting records of politicians are public information, usually as close as your local newspaper (or the Congressional Record, if we're talking Federal government here.)
So, as they say on Usenet:
Cite, please.
Give me one documented instance of a politician voting "against Medicare and Medicaid" who took the conservative positions I listed above.
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