if it goes to people like our service men that can't find work and need a phone to get a job offer?  is that not the least we can do for those that served us?

and Routabagga Bagga and the  ladies  from  that off the top of my head.  A lot of doctor friends have been so hassled by pettiness from insurance companies (but not from Medicare) that before understanding the ACA they oppose it on the grounds it's government intrusion and that's toxic for medicine.  I have smart lawyer friends who are for RR and others.  

I can appreciate it when they make a good case for something or other but I'm so blown away by the cruelty of not only refusing to want to get people access to healthcare (which I believe is a right and some  other countries do a damn good job of it) but actually wanting to visciously want to pile onto some of the most vulnerable people like elderly needing Medicaid care and children who are substantive Medicaid recipients not to mention people with legitimate disabilities.

While I appreciate the complexity and sensitivity of abortion right to life issues, trying to keep women from insurance access to contraceptives via the workplace or do a vaginal ultrasound that is unnecessary as a default in pregnancy is just plain crazy not to mention bad medicine and contraception is an economic issue. Planned Parenthood does a lot of routine FP/IM care for women in college who are on tight budgets , single moms, and women who don't make much money but work hard or two jobs so going after it is absurd.

And in a choice between Prison TV on MSNBC after Maddow or Sessame Street, vs. Honey Shitferbrains boo or Snooki, I'll go with Big Bird anytime, although  it's not how I'm spending tonight.

This will fall on deaf ears but a lot of the right here who  would be no one's fool in a business deal and it's legitimate to say Romney is BSing on taxes and a panoply of other issues to a degree you'd never accept in another context.