Once upon a time there was a magic kingdom

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Speaking on the West Front of the Capitol surrounded by Democratic lawmakers, Pelosi, D-Calif., said the House’s magical version of a health care reform bill will include an enchanted government-run insurance option and extend mystical, mysterious coverage to 36 million uninsured Americans.

It includes health care for everybody, lower costs, a unicorn in every garage, no rain on weekends and Milk Duds for all the children of the world! It is 1,990 pages describing a wonderful world where, as Pelosi says: “The Affordable Health Care Act will ensure, again, affordability for the middle class, security for our seniors, and responsibility to our children.” She also pointed out that the bill guarantees that all breasts be perky, all cocks long and thick and that no American will ever wake up tired on weekdays again.

The plan means insurers no longer could refuse to provide coverage to the sick, nor could they charge more because of poor health of the insured. The plan also calls for a significant expansion of Medicaid, the federal-state health program for low-income people. And it would impose a requirement on employers to offer insurance to their workers or face penalties… all for less cost, less deficit and savings for every American! Pelosi added that the plan prohibits static cling, sleet, watered down drinks, mean people and dandruff.

The bill would require nearly everyone by 2013 to sign up through their employer, a government program or a new kind of purchasing pool called an exchange. The result, says Pelosi, is that every American will have above average health and longer lifespans than all other Americans. Pelosi said that the bill will lower patient costs and reduce the national deficit. She then flapped her arms and flew to the moon.


6 Responses
  1. Bman :

    Date: October 29, 2009

    As we all know, the Constitution protects the people from the government, listing things that government CANT do to us. BHO doesnt like the fact that the Constitution doesnt say what government CAN do to people.

    When totalitarianism begins, the motto to the people is “Thou Shalt”. If this health care bill passes, mandating that EVERYONE be covered, whether you choose to or not, the government will move the motto to “Thou Shall”. The goal of all totalitarian states, of course, is “Thou Art”.

    Im afraid we are seriously heading in that direction….

  2. R.D. Walker :

    Date: October 29, 2009

    Wait until you hear about Pelosi’s plans for 2010: The Gravitational Reduction Act of 2010, A bill to decrease the length of the day to 22 hours and a law defining Pi as 3.0. She is a real innovator.

  3. RUDE JUDE :

    Date: October 29, 2009

    Well, if the climate can be controlled, then why not the length of one day to 22 hours? It could happen. Right? The can of worms has opened and all the unicorns will never go hungry again. What can we think of next to get credit for the next innovative idea?

  4. R.D. Walker :

    Date: October 29, 2009

    “The can of worms has opened and all the unicorns will never go hungry again.”

    Correction: Section 414, paragraph 7, line 64 on page 1393 of the House bill states that following the enactment of this act, all statutory requirements regarding canned, bottled, boxed, or otherwise encased caterpillars, centipedes, entozoons, maggots, worms or other legless invertebrates shall be refereed to using the descriptive nomenclature “gummi worm” and shall be composed of sugar, glucose syrup, starch, flavoring, food coloring, citric acid, and gelatin and come in no less than five (5) colors and six (6) flavors.

  5. RUDE JUDE :

    Date: October 29, 2009

    See what I mean? They’ve aleady got the worms covered in the bill! They beat us to it. Those bastards!! I sure hope pink is still one of the colors for you know who. Pinko or code pink, or something like that.

  6. Tatersalad :

    Date: October 31, 2009

    The Magic Kingdom and the White House Visitor log website:

    http://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/disclosures/visitor-records

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