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Originally posted by sprtpilot
How about ANYTHING from his school records and activities?
Myth: Obama’s College records are sealed from Occidental College, Columbia and Harvard
Reality: Pursuant to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, it would be illegal under federal law for Occidental, Columbia or Harvard to release the records of any student to reporters or member of the general public without specific written permission from said student. Obama has not released those records, but neither has any other presidential candidate in history.
So, no, it would not make things worse. People with access to a lot of information as oppsoed to little information are far better at making important decisions.
Originally posted by babybunnies
That's not what he said, you're twisting his words.
What he said is that "The American people have assumed that if you want to be president of the United States, your life’s an open book when it comes to things like finances."
Not that HIS life IS an open book.
Very BIG difference.edit on 21-8-2012 by babybunnies because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Originally posted by babybunnies
That's not what he said, you're twisting his words.
What he said is that "The American people have assumed that if you want to be president of the United States, your life’s an open book when it comes to things like finances."
Not that HIS life IS an open book.
Very BIG difference.edit on 21-8-2012 by babybunnies because: (no reason given)
The whole OP is lie and distortion.
It's unworthy of ATS...dissapointing that it can stay up on a forum where we are supposed to value truth and not lies and distortion.
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
they should make him pee in a cup randomly
Originally posted by beezzer
Originally posted by DerepentLEstranger
they should make him pee in a cup randomly
Randomly pee or randomly in various cups? Either way, I'm hiding my pepsi.
To think an outsider would grasp that is just silly.
The man Barack Obama consulted on medical matters for over two decades said on Tuesday that the president's vision for health care reform is bound for failure.
Dr. David Scheiner, a 70-year Chicago-based physician who treated Obama for more than 20 years, said he was disheartened by the health care legislation his former patient is championing, calling it piecemeal and ineffectual.
"I look at his program and I can't see how it's going to work," Scheiner told the Huffington Post. "He has no cost control. There would be no effective cost control in his program. The [Congressional Budget Office] said it's going be incredibly expensive ... and the thing that I really am worried about is, if it is the failure that I think it would be, then health reform will be set back a long, long time."
President Bush was pronounced "fit for duty" after an annual checkup Saturday that showed that the 59-year-old commander in chief, an avid mountain bike rider, has lost 8 pounds since his last physical exam in December.
While running for the Presidency in 2008, Obama released a one-page letter from his physician, summarizing 21 years of medical history [More] [5]. The letter offers reassuring statements about Obama's blood pressure, cholesterol profile, electrocardiogram, and basic blood tests, including prostate specific antigen.
Comment: There is nothing inherently wrong with summarizing 21 years of medical history on one page -- if the patient has been healthy. Even so, this letter leaves a bad taste in Dr. Zebra's mouth, for several reasons: (1) It is undated. Putting a date on a document is as automatic as breathing for a physician. Why was there no date? (2) The characterization of "intermittent" smoking is unprofessional. Physicians speak in terms of "pack-years" of smoking. (3) The statement that Obama maintains a "good intake" of fluids rings false. Except for patients with various diseases, there is no call to measure fluid intake. It sounds like the physician was trying to fill space.
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
Originally posted by babybunnies
That's not what he said, you're twisting his words.
What he said is that "The American people have assumed that if you want to be president of the United States, your life’s an open book when it comes to things like finances."
Not that HIS life IS an open book.
Very BIG difference.edit on 21-8-2012 by babybunnies because: (no reason given)
The whole OP is lie and distortion.
It's unworthy of ATS...dissapointing that it can stay up on a forum where we are supposed to value truth and not lies and distortion.
Obama's total exposure to cigarettes, measured in "pack-years," has not been released. Any competent physician would elicit this information from the patient. It is so important that some physicians have called it a new "vital sign" (that's silly, but it makes the point). The quantified smoking exposure is important, among other reasons, in estimating the risk of various diseases. Although it appears as if the information was deliberately suppressed, I hope a reader can supply a pointer to the data.
First its written like an undated form letter. Yes, the letter is undated. Doctors typically date everything.
There are some pertinent details that are missing from your cherished medical summary by his Chicago Doctor. First its written like an undated form letter. Yes, the letter is undated. Doctors typically date everything.
Originally posted by tothetenthpower
reply to post by jibeho
You are running for the most important political office in the country, some could argue the world.
Yes, your entire life should be open to scrutiny. You should have cameras and microphones attached to your person from the moment you leave the house, to the moment you arrive home in the evening. All phones calls, emails and any other communications open to the public and available online.
Politicians should receive 0 privacy. They work for us, it's a sacrifice they should make.
~Tenth