She may be doing time for election fraud soon. She's the subject of another investigation in Connecticut for living there and voting in NY.
wncs wrote: > You have no idea how much that headline got my hopes up. Ah well, if > she hates America that much, she is free to leave. > > On Feb 11, 9:20�pm, Keith In Tampa <[email protected]> wrote: > > *Goodbye, America! It Was Fun While It Lasted* by Ann Coulter > > Updated 02/11/2009 ET > > > > http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?print=yes&id=30674 > > > > �It's bad enough when illiterate jurors issue damages awards in the billions > > of dollars because they don't grasp the difference between a million and a > > billion. Now it turns out the Democrats don't know the difference between a > > million and a trillion. > > > > Why not make the "stimulus bill" a kazillion dollars? > > > > All Americans who work for a living, or who plan to work for a living > > sometime in the next century, are about to be stuck with a trillion-dollar > > bill to fund yet more oppressive government bureaucracies. Or as I call it, > > a trillion dollars and change. > > > > The stimulus bill isn't as bad as we had expected -- it's much worse. > > Instead of merely creating useless, make-work jobs digging ditches -- or > > "shovel-ready," in the Democrats' felicitous phrase -- the "stimulus" bill > > will create an endless army of government bureaucrats aggressively > > intervening in our lives. Instead of digging ditches, American taxpayers > > will be digging our own graves. > > > > There are hundreds of examples in the 800-page "stimulus" bill, but here are > > just two. > > > > First, the welfare bureaucrats are coming back. > > > > For half a century, the welfare establishment had the bright idea to pay > > women to have children out of wedlock. Following the iron laws of economics > > -- subsidize something, you get more of it; tax it, you get less of it -- > > the number of children being born out of wedlock skyrocketed. > > > > The 1996 Welfare Reform bill marked the first time any government > > entitlement had ever been rolled back. Despite liberal howling and > > foot-stomping, not subsidizing illegitimacy led, like night into day, to > > less illegitimacy. > > > > Welfare recipients got jobs, as the hard-core unemployables were coaxed away > > from their TV sets and into the workforce. For the first time in decades, > > the ever-increasing illegitimacy rate stopped spiraling upward. > > > > As proof that that welfare reform was a smashing success, a few years later, > > Bill Clinton started claiming full credit for the bill. > > > > Well, that's over. The stimulus bill goes a long way toward repealing the > > work requirement of the 1996 Republican Welfare Reform bill and rewards > > states that increase their welfare caseloads by paying unwed mothers to sit > > home doing nothing. > > > > Second, bureaucrats at Health and Human Services will electronically collect > > every citizen's complete medical records and determine appropriate medical > > care. > > > > Judging by the care that the State Department took with private visa records > > last year, that the Ohio government took with Joe the Plumber's government > > records, that the Pentagon took with Linda Tripp's employment records in > > 1998, and that the FBI took with thousands of top secret "raw" background > > files in President Clinton's first term, the bright side is: We'll finally > > be able to find out if Bill Clinton has syphilis -- all thanks to the > > stimulus bill! > > > > HHS bureaucrats will soon be empowered to overrule your doctor. Doctors who > > don't comply with the government's treatment protocols will be fined. That's > > right: Instead of your treatment being determined by your doctor, it will be > > settled on by some narcoleptic half-wit in Washington who couldn't get a job > > in the private sector. > > > > And a brand-new set of bureaucrats in the newly created office of "National > > Coordinator of Health Information Technology" will be empowered to cut off > > treatments that merely prolong life. Sorry, Mom and Pop, Big Brother said > > it's time to go. > > > > At every other workplace in the nation -- even Wal-Mart! -- workers are > > being laid off. But no one at any of the bloated government bureaucracies > > ever need fear receiving a pink slip. All 64,750 employees at the department > > of Health and Human Services are apparently absolutely crucial to the smooth > > functioning of the department. > > > > With the stimulus bill, liberals plan to move unfirable government workers > > into every activity in America, where they will superintend all aspects of > > our lives. > > > > Also, thanks to the stimulus bill, the private sector will gradually shrivel > > and die. According to the Congressional Budget Office, the cost of servicing > > the bill's nearly trillion-dollar debt will shrink the economy within a > > decade. > > > > Robert Kennedy famously said: "There are those who look at things the way > > they are and ask, 'Why?' I dream of things that never were and ask, 'Why > > not?'" > > > > The new liberal version is: *There are those who look at things and ask, > > "Why on earth should the government be paying for that?" I dream of things > > that never were funded by the government and ask, "Why not?"* > > > > �ann_al.jpg > > 47KViewDownload --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
