Well, ya gotta admit this is as good a reason as any to vote for Romney. (I mean, it's a real catchy tune.) The only better one I've seen is that he's not Obama. Maybe after these two cultists we could elect a believing homeopath and continue the cycle. Isn't America great!
Considering Bain's investments in the nutraceutical biz and the whole "words of wisdom" stuff about what's going to make you healthy, wealthy, wise, and sanctified if you eat it, I'd say we may be pretty close to electing a believing homeopath already. Don't forget: his wife is big into alternative "therapies" (and no, sadly, not just the horsey riding, which is, sadly again, probably the least far out of them all -- helped in a program; it's more of a "helps a patient's morale and gets them out and moving about as best they can", but it is not a "cure" and should never be used as an alternative to traditional medicine; doesn't take $$$ ponies either, but that's another story). PW
Well, ya gotta admit this is as good a reason as any to vote for Romney. (I mean, it's a real catchy tune.) The only better one I've seen is that he's not Obama. Maybe after these two cultists we could elect a believing homeopath and continue the cycle. Isn't America great!
ReplyDeleteConsidering Bain's investments in the nutraceutical biz and the whole "words of wisdom" stuff about what's going to make you healthy, wealthy, wise, and sanctified if you eat it, I'd say we may be pretty close to electing a believing homeopath already.
ReplyDeleteDon't forget: his wife is big into alternative "therapies" (and no, sadly, not just the horsey riding, which is, sadly again, probably the least far out of them all -- helped in a program; it's more of a "helps a patient's morale and gets them out and moving about as best they can", but it is not a "cure" and should never be used as an alternative to traditional medicine; doesn't take $$$ ponies either, but that's another story).
PW
After listening to that all I could think of was: Jesus wept.
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