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Former Sheriff Richard Mack is part of the "constitutional sheriff" movement and opposes Obamacare. He didn't sign up through the ACA website and has no insurance. He makes the absurd claim that "because they [he and wife] are self-employed, they have no medical insurance". In January 2015 he had a heart attack and last November his wife was hospitalized with serious medical issues. A GoFundMe account was launched and in 26 days has raised $17,033 for his medical bills.
Former Sheriff Richard Mack is part of the "constitutional sheriff" movement and opposes Obamacare. He didn't sign up through the ACA website and has no isurance. He makes the absurd claim that "because they [he and wife] are self-employed, they have no medical insurance". In January 2015 he had a heart attack and last November his wife was hospitalized with serious medical issues. A GoFundMe account was launched in 26 days has raised $17,033 for his medical bills.
Haaar! Karma's a beetch ain't it? Using his office to castigate a program to then fall victim himself to the philosophy of "I'm-all-right-jack" is just too good to be believed, especially when the need for charity is factored into his situation.
Haaar! Karma's a beetch ain't it? Using his office to castigate a program to then fall victim himself to the philosophy of "I'm-all-right-jack" is just too good to be believed, especially when the need for charity is factored into his situation.
Your apparent glee over his misfortune is disturbing.
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