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Did My Debate With Louise
Slaughter Reveal The Truth Behind The HR 3200 Health Care
Bill
A
Conversation With Congresswoman Louise
Slaughter
NOTE: I did not notice till afterwords, while listening back to the show, that "common defense" was thrown into the mix. Of course I believe that Congress is supposed to provide for the common defense of the United States. The listener would not have known that they kept turning my sound down. She would direct something to me and then not let me answer, without her interrupting. As a result, she says somethings at the same time that I was trying to answer her. -- Towards
the middle (at the 3:22 time stamp) of the audio on the left (up top of this page), you will hear Louise Slaughter and me talking on the radio. You will also hear her
falsely accuse me of something,
clearly designed to portray me as hard-hearted. She said,
“I know who you are. I know exactly who you are. You are the woman,
too, who believes that everyone with AIDS should be put on an island
to die.” --This false claim that the congresswoman tossed out at me, was a fabrication that would have been built from something found on an internet blog. Her
words said to me that she has been trying to dig up dirt on me. What
an awful thought to think that my congresswoman would try to silence
me in such a way. This is what I believe happens in Washington, a
type of blackmail, a threat to harm a persons name if the person
does not shut up and let the liberals do what they want to do. I
talk on various topics every day; of course I have said things that
could and have been twisted and added to by troubled-souls on the
topic of homosexuals, as well as on AIDS patients, none of which are
what she claimed. No matter what, nothing I’ve ever said waves my
right to representation. I
asked her why she would say that which she said to me. And my
question kept coming back to my mind. Why would she say that?
Clearly she wanted to discredit me, but it was so foolish of her to
do something so juvenile. She is said to be the second most strong
woman in congress, sounding like a bullying thug, seeking to silence
one of her constituents. I
had wanted the audio of hers and my conversation to be on my website
so that people could hear her response to my thoughts on the bill
not being constitutional. Part of me wanted to crop her false
accusation out of the audio before posting it on my site, because I
didn’t want to give it a platform and because I did not want
listeners to be distracted from the main topic, which is what I
believe she was out to do, to divert the conversation away from the
issue at hand. This
morning, when I awoke, before my eyes were even opened, something
hit me. What if those words from Louise were on the
real issue at hand? What if the main reason for the health care bill
is to make all Americans pay for the health care needs of AIDS
patients, over anything else? Though,
I realize that AIDS is not just a homosexual illness, it is still
largely homosexuals who have AIDS in America. Is the homosexual
community behind the pushing of this health care bill? Is this why
Louise blurted out with that statement? Was she saying that I don’t
want the bill, because (in her opinion) I don’t care about AIDS
patients, as if that is the main reason for the bill and those who
are against it, must be for the death of AIDS
patients? Is this a sign of the things to
come if this bill goes through to law? Will politics become a fight
over which illness receives more government money and which receives
less? If this bill goes through to law,
our government will be in charge of deciding which groups of
people’s health is more important than others, and people will be
accused, left and right, of not caring if certain groups live or
die. Please tell me when I left America and entered into this
nightmare. Debra J.M. Smith - Sept. 10,
2009 Louise, if you are reading this,
you could not have been more wrong about me. I
have gone on record as having said that I hope one of my
daughters (both in the sciences) comes up with the cure
for cancer and the other develops the cure for AIDS, all to God's
glory. No, Louise, you do not know who I am, nor do you know my
heart or the hurt in it for the lives you have harmed as a
congresswoman.
...Debra Home |
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