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Full of curiosity loving change, world traveler, film hairdresser, innkeeper, write and devotee of Adi Da Samraj, Ginger shares her life experience through her books. She spent a year and a half in Mexico, Ajijic with her husband who said it was the happiest year of his life. He passed away early 2009. So Ginger moved back to Los Angeles area to get her bearings. Pat had been her partner in life for more than forty years. She has lots of family including three daughters who are giving her lots of support at this time. She now lived in Ojai, California a highly spiritual place. Her new projects are saving Snowvillage Inn, in Snowville, New Hampshire, perhaps creating a tv series that can be filmed there. Looking for producers who would like to be a part of this project. Also doing genealogy for her family before she forgets what she remembers.

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Michael Moore is So Right On

September 30th, 2009 • Related • Filed Under

Michael Moore is right. I am too old to march, I don’t have that kind of energy.  Years ago I would have been out there

protesting the insanity in Washington about the health care.   But oh I wish I could do more.   I still can feel and see and hear.

When I listen to the news about the Senate votes yesterday about the public option,  I wonder if the majority of senators are

deaf. dumb and blind. Dumb being the primary thing.  Nearly sixty five percent of the people in the United

States want the health care with the option for the government to compete.  Aren’t the law makers  supposed to work for us? I don’t think blocking things just so you can prove the president wrong is what they were elected to do.  I think it is insane.

Why are the senators saying they can’t vote for something because it might not pass in that condition? Why not

vote for  what needs to be done right away, now, instead of letting the Republicans who want it to fail, win?   It is time for the Democrats to wake up.

It is crazy.  Where are the backbones, the spines. What did we elect?  Jelly fish with college educations.  Obama is truly looking out for

us but if his party is so wishy washy, worried more about getting relected than taking care of us the pople, then

I feel our system is truly a failure.

These lawmakers  live on a different plane, in a different world than most of us here in the USA.  The  fearful virus’s of the mind which have

been spread by the crazies on Fox and others that rant and rave with lies, work with many who only listen to sound bites.  Even though

it would be great if we all studied the issue, sadly that won’t happen.  It amazes me how people tell lies, outright lies and get away with it.

I am also amazed that people don’t rebel about these lies. Even if I didn’t agree with someone I would not tell lies about them.  I don’t get it.

We do have to put forth the effort to keep the insurance for all alive, with a public option.The costs are outrageous and it is not right that we are the only country that doesn’t take care of our people.  Just because we voted for Obama doesn’t mean we don’t still need to put our energy and effort toward getting what we need for all.  Please do it in what ever way you can.  It will be good for everyone.

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  1. Comment by Ginger Blymyer on 1 October 2009:

    The congressman from Florida is so right on. We did send our congress people to Washington to work for us not to bicker and to hold each other back but to solve our problems. I have to agree fully with him. Only been there nine months, but not willing to play the game. May there be more people elected with backbones and spines and who remember the people who elected them Right on.

  2. Comment by Ginger Blymyer on 1 October 2009:

    Alan Grayson is the congressman from Florida who is speaking up for the people. Keep your eye on him. The right is insulted by his remarks, but don’e they listen to their own lies. Lets support guys like this. Yeah!

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