Richard Burr: Form Letter Man
Years ago, when Richard Burr first got his cushy job, I emailed him about Obamacare. Weeks later, I received a form letter, non-responsive to the questions I asked, and simply stating he was against Obamacare. Perhaps, you don't know Richard Burr. He's a hack (naturally in my opinion). It is with that background that it should seem hilarious to people reading all the "headlines" about Richard Burr's comments. Richard Burr is sucking on the public teat, and if anything, his responses have become more inane, more idiotic and it is a slim hope that someone BESIDES Richard Burr will run for the Republican Senator position besides this public employee.
No worries, Richard Burr is the mamby-pamby spoiled brat that represents most of Congress in trying to use a lot of words to say, "I'm not doing anything, I've got mine, f*** y'all." A CNBC article actually quoted his stupidity saying, "I don't see a comprehensive health-care plan this year."
No worries, ignore this crap, it's just like his form letter of years ago, nonsense, inattention to the people paying his bills. Be clear, nothing has been done for the residents of his "home state," NC, unless you consider his banal and formulaic comments.
Richard Burr, US Senator with an asterisk, because the alternatives were worse. Read about him before listening to him.
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No worries, Richard Burr is the mamby-pamby spoiled brat that represents most of Congress in trying to use a lot of words to say, "I'm not doing anything, I've got mine, f*** y'all." A CNBC article actually quoted his stupidity saying, "I don't see a comprehensive health-care plan this year."
No worries, ignore this crap, it's just like his form letter of years ago, nonsense, inattention to the people paying his bills. Be clear, nothing has been done for the residents of his "home state," NC, unless you consider his banal and formulaic comments.
Richard Burr, US Senator with an asterisk, because the alternatives were worse. Read about him before listening to him.
