Hello to mingles2 members...

I don't venture this site much but I do have post here...under WarneK I believe....

Women don't like me I would like to know why....

Is it because i'm not over 6' tall...like most guys are

Is it because i'm not muscle bounded like most guys are...

Is it because i'm not rich like most guys are....

Is it because i'm not built like women want....

Is it because I don't have I don't have a lot of hair on my head like most girls want...

Is it because I can't afford nice restaurants all the time like most most guys can for there woman....

Is it because I don't drive a high a classy car like most guys do for there women...

Is it because I can't afford 5 and 6 vacations a year like most guys do with there women....

I woould like to know....

Is it because I don't have a hard body like all women want....and ooogle at all time....

I really want to know...why women don't like me, i'm a nice guy if a woman would take a chance with me and find out more about me.

does anyone know how to add a player on here for songs?

Love all three shows very much and on a daily basis. I also love America Dad. I was crying in tears of laughter over Blue Harvest with Family Guy; it was hilarious.

Want to meet real Guy. No liers. Let's go have coffee or tea.

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Obama'��s pledge that ��no one will take away your health plan.


��That means that no matter how we reform health care, we will keep this promise to the American people: If you like your doctor, you will be able to keep your doctor, period. If you like your health care plan, you'��ll be able to keep your health care plan, period. No one will take it away, no matter what.

The Pinocchio Test

The administration is defending this pledge with a rather slim reed that there is nothing in the law that makes insurance companies force people out of plans they were enrolled in before the law passed. That explanation conveniently ignores the regulations written by the administration to implement the law. Moreover, it also ignores the fact that the purpose of the law was to bolster coverage and mandate a robust set of benefits, whether someone wanted to pay for it or not.

The presidents statements were sweeping and unequivocal and made both before and after the bill became law. The White House now cites technicalities to avoid admitting that he went too far in his repeated pledge, which, after all, is one of the most famous statements of his presidency.

The presidents promise apparently came with a very large caveat:

If you like your health care plan, you'��ll be able to keep your health care plan if we deem it to be adequate.





http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/fact-checker/wp/2013/10/30/obamas-pledge-that-no-one-will-take-away-your-health-plan/?hpid=z2