Lamar's recent advertisement on obamacare

[Sam1]

Heard on the radio about 5 times a day, and finally seen the advertisement on TV this morning.  Seen something disturbing, yet not surprising.

 

They are insinuating that he was arguing with the president during the conference, and the audio leads you on to believe this... Except, I caught something fishy on it.

 

When Obama is speaking (both times), the clock shows 10:58am

 

When Lamar supposedly interrupts Obama and his audio comes on, it is at 7:58am

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vgawwXsNaE

 

[Garufa]

You might also note that it says 10:58 ET and 7:58 PT.  There is a three hour difference between Eastern and Pacific time. 

 

The time was being flipped since it was a live broadcast shown across the country.

Edited September 14, 2013 by Garufa

[Sam1]

'doh!  Guess I need some new glasses lol

[Guest nra37922]

I guess voting for Lamar is slightly better than having a colonoscopy.

[glock55]

I guess voting for Lamar is slightly better than having a colonoscopy.

Both leave the same bad taste in your mouth

[Guest Riciticky]

Do we have to watch this over and over until Nov 2014?

[bersaguy]

I guess voting for Lamar is slightly better than having a colonoscopy.

Are you sure???? :woohoo:

[Guest 6.8 AR]

That's only a video clip that backs up his claim, but it doesn't do anything to negate his poor conservative

grade. One of, if not the worst conservative voting record in the Senate.

 

http://heritageactionscorecard.com/members/member/A000360

 

That's just appalling.

[bersaguy]

Lamar had an ad out before this one and it included Rand Paul at the end and it was done without Rand Paul's permission and he was quite pi$$ed over it and made Lamar quit running the ad.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I didn't know that. Good for Rand.

[bersaguy]

I didn't know that. Good for Rand.

I like Rand Paul and I think he is one of our governments most strong conservatives and he is for the people very strongly. I wonder if he will run in 2016. If he does he will get my vote for President..........jmho

[Will Carry]

As long as hospitals are charging $800 for a warm blanket and $75 for two asprin, we will never have affordable health care. If the governemnt gets involved it will only make it worse.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

You need to address the problem before you go and blame it on
the hospitals. The government has been completely restricting
and costing out the hospital for years. Government involvement
and insurance is the problem.

[bersaguy]

I think 6.8 Ar has a few good points. It is the insurance companies not even questioning what hospitals and doctors are charging them for their services but they just pay the bills and keep raising insurance rates to keep making money. If they would challenge the ridiculous prices that are being charged that might have an effect on how much the Medical Industry charges for services. As long and the doctors and hospitals can charge what ever they want and get paid for it they will continue to do it...........jmho

[Guest 6.8 AR]

It's not as much the hospitals or doctors, but the system is setup to pay certain dollar amounts, plus the additional

cost of people using the ER for a doctor's office visit and other things. Medicare and medicaid payments, and their

limits imposed on doctors and hospitals shift cost to the rest of the insurance industry that pays into the cost of your

and my medical cost. The entire problem is government and its intrusion into the total health care delivery system.

 

Obamacare puts all that on steroids and limits others to health care. It is not and never will be a fix. There is no fix

until you get the government completely out of the system. All it does is unreasonably redistribute cost over another

group. It's bad enough that there is medicare. They had to go and add medicaid to further screw up the system.

 

Welfare!

 

Go ask someone who pays their cash for their care and see how much difference it is. When you pay for your

care, you tend to get better care, and also tend to care for yourself better knowing it is up to you, also.

 

National healthcare, whatever name you wish to call it, is only communism for bandaids.

[Sam1]

Lamar had an ad out before this one and it included Rand Paul at the end and it was done without Rand Paul's permission and he was quite pi$$ed over it and made Lamar quit running the ad.

 

 

Is that the one where they chopped everything up and Rand said "No one wants to argue with Lamar"?

[Sam1]

You need to address the problem before you go and blame it on
the hospitals. The government has been completely restricting
and costing out the hospital for years. Government involvement
and insurance is the problem.

 

 

Have said this from day 1, you want to fix insurance issues?  Let health insurance start national pools like auto, home and life do.  Not only would that fix a bunch of problems, it would lower down the cost just from the sheer number of people joining the pools.

[Hershmeister]

If I bragged at my job about something I did 4 years ago and then used that as a reason to keep me around after I've done nothing else that was expected, I would expect a good laugh followed by my walking papers

What is your overall record and have you done lately Lamar??

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[greenego]

I am going to vote for the Libertarian candidate who ever he or she may be. Wish I had done the last time with Corker. :mad: 

[tnhawk]

I guess voting for Lamar is slightly better than having a colonoscopy.

The effects of the colonoscopy are much less than those of lamar.

[Rock.45]

Lamar or Joe Carr hum! I think my vote will go to Carr. Lamar biows

[frankmako]

To little to late. He has lost my vote long time a go.

[Guest Bassman17SC]

Regardless of the ad, I am NOT voting for Alexander, the RINO.  He stopped responding to my e-mails/letters (on several different topics) a few years ago.