Blue Mass Group

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  1. Health choice- swine vaccine?  In my cold dead arm.
    Given the indoctrination of the medical profession in the wake of HIPPA you can go ahead and give them the shot first, no loss I guess.
    Also, ain’t buy no insurance with no job.

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    p>Iraq Afghanistan,Iran,North Korea,Venezula(cause they gots oil)
    The “Allied Forces” left Berlin in the year 1993.

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    p>Homeboy Stupidity
    Cop tackles special needs student for not having his shirt tucked in.

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    p>Go green
    Massive savings could be had by simple shutting off 300 channels of high density Satan inspired crap and doing without the massive electric waste of cell phones.

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  2. They can all promise everything you want to hear, but only 1 can actually manage an enterprise and make money doing it.

    • Running profitable enterprises is no more a qualification for Senator than an ability to play the Liszt B-minor Sonata, to remove gall bladders, or to grow orchids. It’s an achievement, certainly.

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      p>So are lots of other things.

  3. A couple random points:

    • If Pagliuca was so opposed to the war in Iraq, why they heck was he so supportive of Pres. Bush? Not believable. Frankly, I’d need to see an account from him as to why his views appear to have shifted so radically.
    • I’d be surprised if Coakley and Capuano wouldn’t support single payer. Unfortunately, in the current political climate, that doesn’t matter so much as no one thinks it’s achievable currently. In his interviews, Capuano was very clear about understanding and working to push the boundary between what is possible and what isn’t. I’d also imagine that Coakley might be reluctant to state a position on a question that’s not really up.

    • I’d expect that AG Coakley might have something to say about the Patriot Act. The omission surprises me.

      • During one of the presidential debates, my ears really perked up when Joe Biden defended the PATRIOT Act. He said there was nothing wrong with it, but that Bush’s handling of it was the problem.

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        p>This being a debate, there was no followup, but Biden remains the only Democrat I’ve ever heard defend the act. In the debate context it was refreshing, because nearly everyone on stage who had a chance to voted for it.

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