Comments on: Phil Bredesen for President

By: B. Harrison

B. Harrison — Mon, 15 Aug 2005 18:10:00 +0000

Phil Bredesen? What a joke! Anyone who can just throw peoples lives away, the way he has with Tenncare could commit murder. If anyone dies from his actions, he should be incarcerated for murder or at least manslaughter! The man has no conscience! It’s for certain he has NO regard for the poor! Not all of us have an education and richs! There are poor people on this planet, Hey, let’s face it! We’re not all perfect! It’s like this Government is trying to eliminate the poor population! Sorry, I’m a survivor! No matter what it takes! My family and I will survive!!

By: spectre

spectre — Sat, 16 Jul 2005 04:49:00 +0000

Sorry everyone for the strong come-on as I did get the wording very wrong in the first part of my post. I was in way too much of a hurry and I do appoligize for the mistake. I am just super "ticked off" at what someone such as baseballguy12 and many others have or will have to face. This just goes way far beyond common sense and the lack of human kindness for any person. People have gotten hurt for all time during this TennCare mess and I am one of them as well. What the so called "Gov" is really doing is handing out death sentences to completly innocent people without the due process of just law. I sure would hate to be in his (Bredesen's) shoes when he has a "face to face" meeting with GOD sooner or later. It all catches up with everyone and his case sure is going to be a very funny one to watch , I think? I really don't know for sure but it should be very interesting to see if Bredesen does not change his way of screwing everyone in this life just how that he eventually ends up for his evil. Just think about the stupidity of having everything that you could ever want in about 60 to 100 years here on Earth as opposed to having everything that ever would make you happy for all eternity? Seems like he made a very stupid buisness deal? He is going to get "it" coming toward him all at once. I don't like to see anyone get hurt but this may be one of the very few exceptions that I will make for all time. Bredesen has hurt a whole lot of people to either shorten their lives or even kill them in a way. He has NOT been given this right and it will be fair and just to see him get everything for his course and actions in life.
spectre

By: spectre

spectre — Thu, 14 Jul 2005 02:09:00 +0000

You all have just been in a state of "Dreamland or la-la land". After the sorrow and misery that Bredesen caused in Tennessee you all are betting on a cripple horse at the derby. I'll just bet that you could not find even one in three Tennesseeans who would ever vote for him ever again even if he ran for a coal stoker in hell. He, in my judgement is a very sneaky liar of a person who should be put down rather than propted up for national attention. This person is a lying jerk from the "get go" and should be PROMPLY put out of politics for evermore. He is another of the "takers" and "users" of this good company called Democrats. I was born Democrat and raised this way but this person just travels TOO far to the extreem right. He is also very rich from his dealings with the heath care management sector. He delights in causing the most needy people to have to sell themselfs into financial slavery. He killed TennCare along with other like minded people. We Tennesseans do KNOW who they all are and will kick there asses out the next time around. Please don't fall for his lying ways America. We all deserve MUCH better. None of us deserve him in ANY part of our government. All America... please stay away from any of these Tennessee politicians or beware of the problems that you will all face.

By: travis

travis — Sat, 25 Jun 2005 14:52:00 +0000

lol well let me tell ya this im disabled and cant work yet cause of phil bredson the *** i lost my tenncare and probley my life cause i cant afford my medical care or my meds owell i hope he burns in hell

By: baseballguy12

baseballguy12 — Tue, 10 May 2005 00:27:00 +0000

i am a liberal democrat from TN and i would vote for bredesen in a heartbeat. tenncare was out of control and everyone knows that, so you need to get real marin w. so what if he put restrictions on it, tenncare needed it. our federal deficeit is what 500 600 billion (probably more). this guy has gotten out budget under control in less than four years. that is an accomplishment. he stands a better chance of winning nationally, than hillary, kerry, edwards, or any other democrat. And us dems need to get behind someone who can win, not just someone who can get the nomination.

By: timtim

timtim — Sun, 01 May 2005 02:55:00 +0000

Pragmatism was the motive for Dems 04 and, well… unfortunately they were unable to see that John Kerry was not the most pragmatic choice. Hopefully by ’08 democrats will realize that pragmatism is NOT nominating an intellectual, flip-flopping goof.

By: Martin W

Martin W — Fri, 29 Apr 2005 10:29:00 +0000

Bredesen’s Tenncare policy is pure sadism against the poor. To even suggest that this Republican in Democrat clothes run for president is outrageous.

By: John S

John S — Wed, 27 Apr 2005 16:34:00 +0000

Pragmatism was the motive for Dems 04 and, well…

By: Andy M

Andy M — Wed, 27 Apr 2005 12:49:00 +0000

Im from Britain and a member of the Labour Party. We had to put up a right winger (by our standards at least) called T.Blair to get Labour back into power and end years of Conservative rule. We tryed leaning left and we got crushed. If the Dean/Pelosi axis gets its way and lets the Democratic party’s Liberal core have the final say in the 08 nomination you could find a full 16 years of GOP rule. We never thought that it could happen in Britain and we got 18 years of right wing trash!!! Pragmatism has to be the motive for Dems 08. i have a tennessean friend who says Bredesen’s good but wont run.

By: MissThang

MissThang — Mon, 04 Apr 2005 18:02:00 +0000

Personally, I like Phil Bredesen, even his politically obvious "man-of-the-people" makeover. Even though he's a millionaire, the "I'm one of you" thing really rings true with him. He's proving to be one tough customer when it comes to reform in the state's Medicare system, and he's run a very tight budget ship since taking office. One thing I like even more: he's a businessman, not a lawyer.

An able administrator, a likeable nerd, and probably the smartest of the 50 governors, I say, "Go Phil, Go!"