Anthony Capretta, gay, drag queen y párroco de su iglesia en Columbus, Ohio

Sencillamente, me encanta. La noticia y Big Mama, ambas.

En mi pueblo hay un cura rarito, a ver si lo convenzo para eurovision 2010 al estilo big mama!

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Benedicto ve haciéndote a la idea: ¡estás acabado!

Medicare and Medicaid (MC/MC)- as with nearly all doeistmc spending is based on ideals implemented by a single mindset that being the federal workforce. Private sector relies on PROFIT as the motivator of innovation, efficiency and effectiveness within services provided. The federal workforce would be negatively hit if they were met eye to eye with innovation, efficiency and effectiveness. Due to most federal workers being education only on how to make policies and write budgets (i.e. MPA’s) they have no clue about the effect of their over burdensome regulations and requirements their programs have on the country. They choose to «work» for the federal government for the high pay and out of this world benefits first, but then they lay out the excuse that they want to make a change and have decision making capabilities.Yet with the thousands of new feds who show up in the massively growing federal workforce, nothing ever changes. It just seems to get more expensive and less efficient. MC/MC were supposed to be a safety net for the poor so that they would get medical care even if they had no money. The problem was and is, through government obfuscations, we were and are being led to think the poor could never get healthcare. Hospitals have always allowed the poor to enter their doors and get the needed assistance. There have always been private organizations, churches and others who have provided very cost effective healthcare to the poor through donations and trust funds and volunteership. MC/MC now has become the single largest line item on a national budget ($756 or roughly the entire DoD Budget core & war) that is covered by 46% debt. This country is broke we have passed the point where there is no more money. The federal workforce and their acultic belief in Keynesian economics have done all that can be done to utilize that theory to grow the economy only to fail generations. Federal spending has only awarded federal workers with excessively high compensation packages and the nation a massive national debt. I agree with Ryan s ideal with Medicare it has to be privatized. It takes at least 2 federal workers to do a job that in the private sector would take one. Federal workers get compensated twice the amount of their counterparts in the private sector on average. By moving ALL customer driven occupations from the federal government to the private sector will provide a savings of 75% of the current administrative costs. With competing companies, savings will come from innovation. By eliminating government altogether and allowing the health care industry to self-regulate, cost savings will become more evident. I also contend that all employers should get out of the benefits business. Right now due to the federalization of all that is America, we have hundreds of thousands of redundant HR departments throughout corporate America as well as in government. The feds alone have over 100 redundant HR departments in every agency, and department and in programs where they employ large number of feds. Private sector employees and public workers should be able to go to a Main Street benefits broker to package their own set of targeted benefits for which the employer would pay a portion of depending on the employment negotiations. This would greatly enhance competition for health care insurance which would dramatically lower the prices. By eliminating government regulations and price controls, the health care providers would start charging lower prices. Knowing they will no longer have targeted audiences for corporate and government group plans, they will need to compete for customers which will also drive down prices.The point is, the more we put healthcare in the private sector with no government intervention, access to healthcare will only increase for all poor and rich. Where a federal worker will say they want to make a difference, they really just want the big paycheck they put only 8 hours in for. For all the 2.7 million federal workers with hundreds of thousands entering the federal government in recent years, we are still running these inefficient systems as if we were in the 50 s. There has been no positive change provided by feds. Their regulations are killing the healthcare industry day by day. Doctors, nurses, hospital administrators and so on truly want to make a difference and are. They work ungodly hours for very low pay. Yes some doctors do make large sums of cash, but they tirelessly work nearly 24/7 saving actual lives give them a break. They are not bureaucrats preventing American from living rich lives. If I had to put my dollars somewhere, I would rather have them go to a Doctor who adds to life and allow them to own a mansion rather than have a federal bureaucrat who takes from life own one.The only way to solve the healthcare crisis (which started when government took it over) is to get the federal government far away from it. No regulations, no cost controls no involvement zip-zero-nada! Send the feds home and close down and sell off the buildings. The feds have been the root of the healthcare costs skyrocketing. Other nice factors we could also add to make healthcare more affordable is to allow health insurance to cross state borders; put serious controls over lawsuits and require American citizenship for all healthcare provided with any public funds, be it taxed, volunteered or donated.The private sector will continue to make healthcare available for the poor through the many ways it currently does. With less money being taxes, more people will donate time and money for the poor. NO NOT EVERYONE not the point. Not everyone has to be generous we just want more people to have the resources to be.