Romney: Portions of health law safe
Obama criticizes Medicare plans
Posted: September 10, 2012 at 5:55 a.m.
Mitt Romney arrives for a worship service Sunday at a Mormon church in the Boston area. He attended with his wife, Ann, before a debate practice session.
Mitt Romney said he would retain some popular parts of the new health-care law he has pledged to repeal, while President Barack Obama focused attention in all-important Florida on the Republican ticket’s stand on Medicare.
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Health care is a red herring. Romney should not get 10% of Arkansas. Arkansas is too Christian to vote for the Mormon Romney. No Christian should vote for Romney. To gain an existential understanding of the cult that produced Mitt "Cyborg" Romney, and to get your socks scared off, read The Assassination of Spiro Agnew, available in paperback and ebook at:
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Its unwilling, part-Mexican Mormon assassin dramatizes the Mormon superiority complex, manifesting it as racism, sexism, jingoism and an anti-federal government temperament. His research in the new library reveals ominous similarities between Islam and Mormonism. The spiritual power behind the cult, which is not the Holy Ghost, acts out.
“With a clarity of language and vision unsurpassed in contemporary American prose, Steven Janiszewski's Assassination of Spiro Agnew takes us into a U.S. mazed with madness and Mormonism and all things Utah, a U.S. that was then and still is. Do we need a novel, even as brilliant as this one, about a young man on a divine mission to assassinate the Vice President because he is too liberal? Yes, now more than ever. Readers, welcome to a masterpiece.”
Tom Whalen
www.tomwhalen.com
Read The Assassination of Spiro Agnew.
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