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" I read your blog all the time." ~ Chris Christie (April 6, 2009 while a candidate for Governor)
"More Monmouth Musings is a must-read. Art Gallagher skillfully covers local, state and national affairs and his blog is a definite stop on the daily news round up. A respected conservative, Art knows when to question conventional wisdom and his guest commentators provide an array of opinions on everything from the State House to the school board." ~ Senator Joe Kyrillos
" dung droppings" ~ commenter on Frank Pallone's facebook page.
"Can't speak for bigoted ignoramuses though so I'll leave that to you and yours." ~ Kathy Baratta
"Retarded" ~ Adam Puharic, former Monmouth County GOP Chairman
"More Monmouth Musings is a romping and rambunctious meeting place for the politically-engaged, and Art Gallagher is the incomparable ringmaster of this unique domain. " ~ Scott Sipprelle, future Congressman
"Oh my goodness!" ~ Mayor Anna Little, future Congresswoman
"The most influential conservative in Central Jersey and Dean of the N.J. Conservative Blogging Caucus. First site I check every day... after my own!" ~ Matt Rooney, SaveJersey.com
"MMM is a great source of insider gossip and news in the conservative wing of the Republican Party and the Tea Party. I don’t agree with everything I read, but I keep taking a look- it is definitely entertaining. However, MMM would be better and could have far greater credibility if Art Gallagher didn’t display his biases quite so obviously and ran an unbiased forum for discussion. " ~ Mickey Gooch, Mickey Gooch
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12 comments:
Cute pictures, Art. By the way, do you have a plan to help the 50 million Americans that lack health insurance?
As a matter of fact, I do.
Do tell.
I do take it that you know saying 50 million AMERICANS is an exaggeration. First off illegal aliens are NOT Americans. Secondly, how many of those people are young and choose not to have insurance? Thirdly, how many people qualify for government health care, but don't apply. The number is far, far less than 50 million just taking illegals out cuts the number almost in half. Before we nationalize our health care why wouldn't we fix the government programs that we have already put into effect and bankrupted?
Art, this is the typical liberal line - people don't have health care, or a job, or money for their mortgage - what are YOU going to do about it? The beauty of this country has always been that people had the freedom and opportunity to reach for and attain whatever it is they want or need. So rather than making adjustments to the best healthcare system in the world, such as tort reform, elimination of unnecessary and costly procedures and increased competition, and cutting taxes so people could afford their own health insurance, liberals want to turn over one seventh of our economy to the government - the same entity that has bankrupted SS, Medicare, Medicaid and is famous for such purchasing marvels as the $600 hammer. Scary.
STS, should the United States abolish Medicare and Social Security? Are those positions that you think the Republican party should be advocating?
I think Stop The Socialists might be on to something. In addition to getting rid of popular yet "socialist" programs like Medicare and Social Security, maybe we could also stop funding the public schools? Maybe we could also stop paying for public parks, public libraries, state universities, etc. And why stop there? What do you think, STS? Should we scrap those pesky child labor laws while we're at it? And think of how many jobs could be created if only the Almighty State wasn't enacting burdensome regulations like fire codes. Sheesh! If only we could turn back the clock 200 years to a time when STS and other people "had the freedom and opportunity to reach for and attain whatever it is they want or need."
Sarcasm off.
Anonymous 3:50 and 8:06
Did you go to the same school as that woman who is suing because she can't get a job? Is your reading comprehension really that bad, or are part of the liberal spin machine.
STS didn't write anything about getting rid of any programs.
But...you really knew that and were just spinning, right?
We want the same health plan Senators, Congress, etc. are given. Shouldn't all Americans deal with a level playing field. We are tired of "fat cat" politicians dictating what is good for us and how we should be grateful they are doing it for us. Oops or is that TO US! Scary, isn't it?
By the way, love the pictures, Art.
yeah, 9:48am, it's a plan called "freedom",I know it's getting harder every day to recall what that word is and means, the freedom to choose whether you want to buy it or not, if you are a healthy young person who wants to earn and spend your money elsewhere, rules to do a pay SOMEthing, please, for your continuous, free ER care, and, letting the freemarkets and competition drive down costs!..
anyone who wants a cradle-to-grave,nanny-state government is free to deport themselves, renounce their citizenship,and go the hell to any number of them,elsewhere!.. YOU can give 80% of your money to "mother gov't", NOT ME!
I have a plan for the uninsured.
Do what you have to to get your act together and get some insurance. If you can not do that seek out charity care. It is not my fault you do not have insurance. It is not the governments fault you do not have insurance. IT IS NOT THE GOVERNMENTS JOB TO PROVIDE YOU WITH HEALTHCARE.
BTW By all means lets get rid of a lot of government programs. The government does a lot that we could do for ourselves. Yes that includes all the corporate welfare.
And by all means lets get rid of Social Security. It is a poorly thought out program. A ponzi scheme that will eventually fail.
Lets replace it with something that is self supporting, makes economic sense and returns some personal responsibility.
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