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Let the excuses come. She works for us , She works for that lady that was asking her a question but instead she thought taking a phone call was more important
Doesn't the person on the phone qualify as one of "us?" Are "we" not allowed to ask questions over the phone?
Isn't this the same Yahoo who attended the Michael Jackson memorial and wanted Congress to fast track an MJ postage stamp and to sign a bill to name him a humanitarian? As if we don't have more pressing issues? Figures.
Isn't this the same Yahoo who attended the Michael Jackson memorial and wanted Congress to fast track an MJ postage stamp and to sign a bill to name him a humanitarian? As if we don't have more pressing issues? Figures.
Though taking the phone call was certainly rude, the woman asking the question has much bigger problems. Having survived cancer, getting divorced, and now needing her own health insurance, it's going to take a miracle for her to get insured.
Though taking the phone call was certainly rude, the woman asking the question has much bigger problems. Having survived cancer, getting divorced, and now needing her own health insurance, it's going to take a miracle for her to get insured.
She's a perfect example of people who don't get it. She likes her current health insurance. But she's about to lose it. She's going to have to look for her own coverage, and thinks she doesn't want this reform because it would be government interference. Except that without the government instituting this reform, she's nearly 100% likely not to get insurance from anyone. She's totally screwed, but acting against her own best interest because she's fallen for all the hysteria and lies. It is my fervent hope that we get this legislation passed in time for her to be able to have the choice to even get insurance. Not until this thing passes, will the private insurers be forced to accept her into their policies, or will she have the competitive forces keeping her premiums affordable for her. I suspect she'll be one of the first to change her mind once all is said and done.
HER Constituents came to see her. HER constituents are HER BOSSES - She works for the PEOPLE.
Her actions were wrong - were rude - and were unnecessary and uncalled for.
When someone runs for her seat at the next election - this rudeness should be a campaign issue against her.
In other words - HER bosses should fire her butt!
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