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I don't recall her country putting her ancestors in chains, and spending about 250 year doing everything possible to socially, politically and economically disenfranchise them.
Sob.. sob...sob..... I'm sure we all have ancestors who were abused, beat up, enslaved or killed. Get over it. What happened 150 years ago is meaningless.
Next thing you'll do is bring up how Cain murdered Able and you're still traumatized by it.
"Disability coverage will help replace wages lost to an illness. (Dunham received a base pay of $82,500, plus a housing allowance and a car, to work in Indonesia for Development Alternatives Inc. of Bethesda, according to Scott.) But that is different than health insurance coverage denied because of a pre-existing condition, which was a major part of the president’s health care law.
Scott writes that Dunham, who died in 1995 of uterine and ovarian cancer, had health insurance that “covered most of the costs of her medical treatment…The hospital billed her insurance company directly, leaving Ann to pay only the deductible and any uncovered expenses, which, she said, came to several hundred dollars a month.”
Wouldn't insulting all working mothers be a 'war on women' who work at being mothers...lol? The Obama campaign isn't running against John McCain this time around. They are going to have to sharpen up their game quite a bit.
So you are saying that Romney sat down with her husband and tried to balance a checkbook or make a household budget? the biggest decision she ever made was which Cadillac to drive to the country club that day.
So Rosen made $2.6 million a year working for a non-profit, visits the White House three dozen times, is paid $170k a year as a consultant to the DNC, and she's in touch with the average American....
I guess the average American is doing better than we thought.
No, she probably just let her computer do that online, like the rest of us
Boy, you're really "old fashioned"
Oh, for crying out loud - do you really think she has EVER worried about a budget or balancing a checkbook? I wouldn't be surprised to find out she's never even SEEN a checkbook.
Even during their so-called "struggling" college years - you know, when they were living off of stock dividends - I doubt very much that she ever worried about how she was going to feed her family AND pay the electric bill.
Her biggest budget decision is probably which platinum card to use.
I wonder were there any 'nanny's' to lend a hand? hmmm....
They are grown men now. The oldest is about 40.
They've already addressed that: no.
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