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 //  Carnahan Selling Kervorkian Timeshares

Posted on Thursday, August 6th, 2009 by Kevin Jackson

kevorkian_jackI was unable to attend the Carnahan Aging in America Townhall tonight. I was leery of letting down my fellow conservatives, particularly in light of the Democrat-sponsored union and other thugery that happened in Tampa earlier today.  However, I had another commitment.  Thankfully this event was peaceful in comparison to Tampa, where a fight broke out, and arrests were made.

Carnahan was attempting to sell timeshares to senior citizens at the new government run Kervorkian Retirement Centers for the Aged. The AARP endorses the idea, and they have ordered more busses under which to throw America’s senior citizens.

Anyway, enough with my take, below is a friend of mine’s (Miriam) eyewitness recap of what happened at the event.  You will see that the Democrats have to import their supporters (thugs), and rigged it so they were already there before the true Americans arrived.  This was likely done, so conservatives wouldn’t have to witness the “kicking and screaming” as the Dems supporters were dragged in. 

Russ Carnahan Aging in America Town Hall – South St. Louis County (Miriam’s Take)
 
The crowd was huge – this event was held in my neighborhood and I have never seen that kind of traffic jam in front of the school. We were told by county police that we could not take signs inside. When we got inside they asked us to sign in if we had not rsvp’d. Those that rsvp’d were pulled ahead in the line – once inside I knew why. They reserved ½ of the seating area for Organizing for America – “because we need to show our support for President Obama” the lady told me.
 
About 450 got inside – about 100 locked outside. I am sure the 100 outside were our folks that couldn’t get in because the “rsvp” group were let in ahead of them.
 
union thugACORN, SEIU, Clean Energy for America and other St Louis union members were there. My guess is the crowd was about 50/50. Their side continually “sssshhhhhed” us. Our side stood often and turned their backs to the podium.
 
After the pledge of allegiance (which we said with more pride) Russ took plenty of time to intro his organizers and staff and mention all of the Democrat elected officials present. We had to shout and point to Republican State Rep Walt Bivins to get him ackolowledged by the congressman.
 
There was a large panel of presenters telling us how to get into the government system that currently assists the elderly. Russ sat at the end of the panel table with that same old blank look on his face.
 
The emcee reminded us often to show respect and if we weren’t interested we could leave. That really offended me – I pay property taxes in that school district unlike most of the democrat thugs they shipped in.
 
votekevorkianThe poor AARP presenter had the toughest time of all – he was shouted down often!
 
In the audience there was plenty of those “one on one” confrontations to watch.
 
When the panelists finally finished – Russ got up and huddled with a few police and plain clothes security guys. The emcee said “okay we will now take questions”. And she began to read the first pre-written question. It was a three parter of softballs with the third part saying something like “Thank you Rep Carnahan for all of your hard work…” I couldn’t hear the rest over the boos of the crowd.
 
Russ stepped to the podium to answer the question over the shouting – and then – then – then – he looked at his watch…. And then announced he would answer this question but then he had an interview downtown to get to……. If anyone wanted to stay the panel would be happy to answer more questions….
 
I don’t think anyone could even hear his answer to the question over the noise of the crowd and next thing you know the police and staff slipped him out the back door!

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7 Comments »

 

DaSicilian says:
August 7, 2009 at 8:00 am

Not only would I not want to get near that bus…but heck, I wouldn't dare shower at the Kevorkian 'camp' either.


Kevin Jackson says:
August 7, 2009 at 9:56 am

@Da Sicilian – That's a dangerous bus!


Joe says:
August 7, 2009 at 1:30 pm

Kevin, I am a member of AARP and continually write them expressing my disappointment at their radical agenda, expecially their support of the Obama health care plan.

When I get a response, which is not quite half the time, it is snarky, condescending, and elitist, suggesting that I am not qualified to express myself on the subject (health care), since I have not read the bill…which I actually HAVE read.

Judging from their comments (in letters to me and on their website) about it, THEY are the ones who have not read the bill.

Why AARP would support health care rationing and lack of treatment for those over a given age is beyond me. Not one Senior I know supports it.


TBinSTL says:
August 7, 2009 at 1:45 pm

If I remember correctly (too lazy to double check right now) AARP is a FOR PROFIT organization masquerading as a charity and advocacy group for seniors.
In other words, they advocate for themselves not for the senior citizens that support them.


Kevin Jackson says:
August 7, 2009 at 3:18 pm

@Joe – TBinSTL provides your answer!


SillyMinion says:
August 23, 2009 at 5:03 pm

Thing to remember about AARP, they started as a teachers union. They've always been leftist. Why is it such a shock that the lobbyist group that has been partnered with SEIU since the inception of the "Divided We Fail" campaign (2007), supports Obamacare?


Concerned Citizen says:
September 15, 2009 at 8:46 pm

I’m a little late to this conversation but here goes:

Hell yes, AARP will support Obamacare. It is in their best interest because when Medicare starts rationing…oops sorry, BO says there won’t be any rationing. What will really happen is that medicare will simply pay less than they do now, leaving more for the patient to pay out of pocket.

Where AARP benefits here is that they push the Medicare Supplemental Insurance Policies……the more the medicare recipients have to pay out of pocket, the more likely they are to sign up as AARP members and get in on the supplemental insurance plans.

Hubby & I dumped our AARP membership over a year ago because we did not approve of the liberal policies they chose to suppport. We joined originally only for the auto towing benefit but soon discovered that AARP was helping to tow our old asses straight into poverty.


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