Good news about a new amendment to Sen. healthcare reform bill now being discussed on the Senate floor:
1) Male impotence and low-sperm count is a pre-existing condition. Insurers are legally authorized to deny coverage to any male who has experienced a single incidence of impotence at any time during his life.
2) Insurers who accept any federal funding, or receive a partial federal subsidy, are required by law to deny health coverage for any male with low sperm counts or who has experienced a single incidence of impotence at any time in his life.
3) Prescriptions to enhance penile performance (such as Viagra, Cialis, etc.) are banned as a covered prescription benefit for any health plan that accepts federal funding or receives a partial federal subsidy.
4) Federal funding, or partial federal subsidy, shall not be given to any health insurer who offers penile implants to any subscriber for any reason, or provides said implants to private paying subscribers.
Contact your elected representative to let them know you support this amendment. (Pay attention Ramirez, this may affect you personally.)
I knew my post would be too much for the rabid lunatic poster to comprehend. Makes me smile as he once more displays his pre-existing and eternal condition of ignorance.
Okay, since the toon allegory, or before, Repudnicans have screamed “small business has to have help”–Obama proposes giving small business a hand and Bonehead Boehner screams “How dare he propose helping small business get ahead!”
Exactly WHAT constitutes STUPID PURE POLITICAL BRAHMA SPOORE?
The only help American industry, and small business in particular, needs from this government, is TO GET THE HELL OUT OF THE BUSINESS OF CREATING OR SAVING JOBS - for it cost way too many jobs - in private sector.
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
Good news about a new amendment to Sen. healthcare reform bill now being discussed on the Senate floor:
1) Male impotence and low-sperm count is a pre-existing condition. Insurers are legally authorized to deny coverage to any male who has experienced a single incidence of impotence at any time during his life. 2) Insurers who accept any federal funding, or receive a partial federal subsidy, are required by law to deny health coverage for any male with low sperm counts or who has experienced a single incidence of impotence at any time in his life. 3) Prescriptions to enhance penile performance (such as Viagra, Cialis, etc.) are banned as a covered prescription benefit for any health plan that accepts federal funding or receives a partial federal subsidy. 4) Federal funding, or partial federal subsidy, shall not be given to any health insurer who offers penile implants to any subscriber for any reason, or provides said implants to private paying subscribers.
Contact your elected representative to let them know you support this amendment. (Pay attention Ramirez, this may affect you personally.)
HUMPHRIES over 14 years ago
Scooter I’m here too and it’s not to follow an AH around..
believecommonsense over 14 years ago
I knew my post would be too much for the rabid lunatic poster to comprehend. Makes me smile as he once more displays his pre-existing and eternal condition of ignorance.
Warrior77 over 14 years ago
Back to the strip, it is all part of the Obama’s plan.
d_legendary1 over 14 years ago
@BCS At least your proposal would stop Snott from reproducing.
Dtroutma over 14 years ago
Okay, since the toon allegory, or before, Repudnicans have screamed “small business has to have help”–Obama proposes giving small business a hand and Bonehead Boehner screams “How dare he propose helping small business get ahead!”
Exactly WHAT constitutes STUPID PURE POLITICAL BRAHMA SPOORE?
petergrt over 14 years ago
The only help American industry, and small business in particular, needs from this government, is TO GET THE HELL OUT OF THE BUSINESS OF CREATING OR SAVING JOBS - for it cost way too many jobs - in private sector.
MurphyHerself over 14 years ago
Go Barbara Boxer!! First intelligent amendment to the bill.
petergrt over 14 years ago
Boxer, and intelligent, in one sentence?
An impossibility.
JoyceBV65 over 14 years ago
You took the words right out of my mouth Petergrt.