Rep. Virginia Foxx : BITCH! Are You Trippin' Again?

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It appears that Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) is at it again. A few months back you may remember that Foxx said on the floor of the House that gay college student, Matthew Sheppard's murder was a "hate crime hoax" and that it he was actually killed in a robbery gone wrong. I'm not sure how many people are driven out into the middle of the Wyoming countryside, tied to a fence, and beaten to death strictly for the purpose of robbery. However, in Rep. Foxx alternate universe, that's the M.O. for robbery.

I thought that this cross-eyed crazy bitch had set the bar pretty high with that comment, but suprisingly she has outdone herself once again. In an effort to bad mouth health care reform, Foxx announced that "

there are no Americans who don’t have healthcare":

She disputes President Obama’s claim that 47 million Americans lack healthcare. "There are no Americans who don’t have healthcare. Everybody in this country has access to healthcare," she says. "We do have about 7.5 million Americans who want to purchase health insurance who can not afford it," she says, urging Congress to adopt a new plan for healthcare reform that wouldn’t "destroy what is good about healthcare in this country" and "give the government control of our lives."

Listen here:

Unfortunately, Foxx is not the first

conservative to push this argument. In July 2007, then-President Bush claimed that "people have access to health care in America. After all, you just go to an emergency room." Does Rep. Fox mean that you just go to an emergency room like the woman in the video below. Take a look at the outstanding health care that was provided to this woman. It might have gotten even better had she not died right there on the floor of the waiting room.

Watch Here:

In 2002, the Institute of Medicine estimated that there were

18,000 unnecessary adult deaths because of a lack of insurance while the Urban Institute estimated in 2006 that 22,000 died for the same reason. Finally, studies have found that the uninsured "are 30 to 50 percent more likely to be hospitalized for an avoidable condition" and if they do seek care in an emergency room, "they are usually sicker than patients who have health insurance."

Will the good citizens of North Carolina please vote this crazy bitch out of office once and for all. Her usefullness in government has run it's course.