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VIDEO: 'We all know 'the five second rule.' Drop food on the floor and if you pick it up before that span of time elapses, and it'll still be 'good.' There is also a life-and-death version of this: the five-day rule, by which we have surrendered to any US President the right to kill people in our name, provided he only does it for a couple of days.' Keith Olbermann, FOK News Channel

Special Comment:
Libya, Obama and the Five-Second Rule

Keith Olbermann, FOK News Channel

24 March 11

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+4 # John Escher 2017-03-26 10:42
So the incumbents, despite what they have said, will not let Obamacare allegedly die of its own weight but will
continue to make every effort under the sun to murder it. Vile churls!

I listened this morning to a senator from Utah who probably has never had an idea in his life that wasn't ready made. He opined that there was too much government in Obamacare.

No, there is too much private enterprise in Obamacare-- that is what is wrong with it.

Single payer, proven elsewhere in the world, is the best answer for us.

Come on, Trump. You like attention, so that's the way for you to go. The whole country will benefit at the same time.
 
 
+2 # FarMor 2017-03-26 18:19
Yes, far too much private enterprise in health care and many other areas. Ask anyone who gets Medicare and/or Medicaid benefits, e.g., me, and they will tell you how pleased they are with the programs. I can see any doctor I want or need with no co-pays and no hassles.
 
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