Heidi Cruz History Of Mental Problems

[bripat9643]

If you believe that, then you believe that democracy is doomed to blow up.

First of all, the US is a republic. No one got a direct vote on Obama care and my representatives were split on the vote, one R and one D. So me having a direct input, nil.

How does that alter the fact that you believe we can't repeal bad legislation once it becomes law? If we can't do that, then this country is doomed.

Most of those picked up on Obamacare were actually picked up because the requirements for medicaid were changed. There is little difference, that I see, between medicare, medicaid and Obamacare. It is my opinion that medicaid and medicare are not going anywhere and that means, sadly, that Obamacare isn't either.

Irrelevant minutiae.

You know, I don't agree with Obamacare simply because I think it's unconstitutional to make people buy a product. However, you are ridiculous, like a Chicken Little or something. The country is DOOMED!

I said "IF we can't repeal bad legislation, this country is doomed." However, the fact is, this country has been swirling around the toilet bowl since WW II. Democracy is doomed to blow up. It's a one way process. It can't be reversed.

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying. Your confidence that the sins of democracy can easily be undone isn't born out by the empirical evidence.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

 

[ChrisL]

First of all, the US is a republic. No one got a direct vote on Obama care and my representatives were split on the vote, one R and one D. So me having a direct input, nil.

How does that alter the fact that you believe we can't repeal bad legislation once it becomes law? If we can't do that, then this country is doomed.

Most of those picked up on Obamacare were actually picked up because the requirements for medicaid were changed. There is little difference, that I see, between medicare, medicaid and Obamacare. It is my opinion that medicaid and medicare are not going anywhere and that means, sadly, that Obamacare isn't either.

Irrelevant minutiae.

You know, I don't agree with Obamacare simply because I think it's unconstitutional to make people buy a product. However, you are ridiculous, like a Chicken Little or something. The country is DOOMED!

I said "IF we can't repeal bad legislation, this country is doomed." However, the fact is, this country has been swirling around the toilet bowl since WW II. Democracy is doomed to blow up. It's a one way process. It can't be reversed.

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

 

[Lakhota]

OMG, Heidi is married to Galileo.

Ted Cruz, the junior U.S. senator from Texas and first official contender for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, compared people who think that the climate is warming to "flat-Earthers" and described himself as a modern-day Galileo in an interview with the Texas Tribune.

"On the global warming alarmists, anyone who actually points to the evidence that disproves their apocalyptical claims, they don't engage in reasoned debate," Cruz said in an interview with reporter Jay Root on Tuesday. "What do they do? They scream, 'You're a denier.' They brand you a heretic. Today, the global warming alarmists are the equivalent of the flat-Earthers. It used to be [that] it is accepted scientific wisdom the Earth is flat, and this heretic named Galileo was branded a denier."

Root noted that Cruz's disbelief that the planet is warming puts him out of step with younger voters. But Cruz dug in.

More: Ted Cruz: 'Global Warming Alarmists Are The Equivalent Of The Flat-Earthers'

 

[bripat9643]

How does that alter the fact that you believe we can't repeal bad legislation once it becomes law? If we can't do that, then this country is doomed.

Irrelevant minutiae.

You know, I don't agree with Obamacare simply because I think it's unconstitutional to make people buy a product. However, you are ridiculous, like a Chicken Little or something. The country is DOOMED!

I said "IF we can't repeal bad legislation, this country is doomed." However, the fact is, this country has been swirling around the toilet bowl since WW II. Democracy is doomed to blow up. It's a one way process. It can't be reversed.

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

 

[ChrisL]

You know, I don't agree with Obamacare simply because I think it's unconstitutional to make people buy a product. However, you are ridiculous, like a Chicken Little or something. The country is DOOMED!

I said "IF we can't repeal bad legislation, this country is doomed." However, the fact is, this country has been swirling around the toilet bowl since WW II. Democracy is doomed to blow up. It's a one way process. It can't be reversed.

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

 

[bripat9643]

I said "IF we can't repeal bad legislation, this country is doomed." However, the fact is, this country has been swirling around the toilet bowl since WW II. Democracy is doomed to blow up. It's a one way process. It can't be reversed.

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

 

[ChrisL]

Things change. That doesn't mean the world is doomed, and no one says that you cannot repeal bad legislation. You have to convince people that it actually IS bad legislation.

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

I think the penalties that people have to pay in their taxes should be repealed. Americans should not be forced to buy a product by threat of fine, which is actually what this is, being a loophole through taxation.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

Tufts is a health insurance company.

Well, you are getting SCREWED. You should really shop around. Lol.

 

[Coyote]

Wrong. She had an episode of depression.
She cured her mental illness. Lakhota, not so much.

Maybe she did maybe she didn't. Depression can often be life long. Why should that make a difference?

Because it's a non-issue. Any evidence she still suffers from depression? Nope.

What I find ineresting is why it's so important to you to prove she no longer suffers from any mental illness? So what if she does?

Despicable unscrupulous turds like you will use it as an excuse to attack Cruz, as you have already done.

Where?

 

[bripat9643]

Hmmm, yeah, that's exactly what you and freewill have been saying.

The whole mess needs to be repealed. The fines are the least of it. The whole thing is an unmitigated disaster.

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

 

[ChrisL]

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

 

[bripat9643]

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

 

[ChrisL]

Why? What exactly is it that you disagree with besides the penalties?

The exchanges. The regulations controlling what kind of coverage companies must provide. The taxes, especially the ones on medical devices. The subsidies to plans for low income earners. The high deductibles and high rates. The 32 hour work week requirement.

The list is endless.

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

http://www.nwlc.org/sites/default/files/pdfs/contraceptive_coverage_faq_11.9.11.pdf

You will be able to get your monthly supply of birth control at no out of pocket costs, as the full cost will be covered by your monthly premium. Before this new rule, insurance plans usually only covered a portion of the cost of birth control and women would have to pay the additional cost out of pocket, in the form of a co-payment or co-insurance. This new rule means that birth control, along with the other preventive services, will be fully covered by insurance plans. Plans will not be able to charge extra payments for these services, such as co-payments or deductibles. Now, the cost of birth control is fully covered by the monthly premium consumers already pay, without any extra payments.

 

[ChrisL]

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

Well how much did you pay before?

 

[ChrisL]

Well, I happen to agree with some of it. Companies should not be able to skimp on your insurance plan. There should not be "pre-existing condition" disqualifications. I know a person who is on Tufts through Obamacare, and he only pays $40 a month.

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

So, you don't want to pay for birth control. You don't want to pay for abortion. You don't want your tax money to pay for single moms with babies. Is that right?

 

[Jackson]

Buzzfeed News reported that Heidi Cruz struggled with depression in 2005 when she left her job in the White House and moved to Houston. An adviser to Cruz’s campaign, Jason Miller, said in a statement to Buzzfeed News:

About a decade ago, when Mrs. Cruz returned from D.C. to Texas and faced a significant professional transition, she experienced a brief bout of depression. Like millions of Americans, she came through that struggle with prayer, Christian counseling, and the love and support of her husband and family.​

Buzzfeed News also obtained a redacted police report from a September 2005 incident in Austin, Texas, where Heidi Cruz was found sitting in a grassy area in between an onramp and a freeway, with her head in her hands and no sign of a vehicle nearby.

According to the report, the responding officer believed Heidi was a “danger to herself,” and gave her a ride home in his patrol car. Heidi Cruz told police she wasn’t drunk (saying she’d only had sips of Margarita with dinner) and hadn’t taken medication. The officer said he didn’t detect intoxication.

Heidi Nelson Cruz, Ted’s Wife: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

If she wants to be First Lady - then she is fair game.

Millions of Americans are dealing with depression and are successfully treated by medication. However, some Americans are not dealing with their permanent obsession of evil gossip for which there is no known cure. My dear, I do hope you try to deal with this the best way you can. Seeing a doctor will not help.

 

[bripat9643]

Why should I pay for birth control or maternity care? Why should I pay for sex change operations? drug abuse counseling?

People should only pay for the coverage they want.

What the hell is Tufts?

My premiums are $800/mo and my maximum out of pocket is $13,000

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

So, you don't want to pay for birth control. You don't want to pay for abortion. You don't want your tax money to pay for single moms with babies. Is that right?

Yes, that's right. Why should I pay for any of that?

 

[ChrisL]

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

So, you don't want to pay for birth control. You don't want to pay for abortion. You don't want your tax money to pay for single moms with babies. Is that right?

Yes, that's right. Why should I pay for any of that?

Because preventative care for women is a good investment. Seems as if you hate women, to be honest.

 

[ChrisL]

You obviously do not understand. YOU are not paying for birth control. That is an option that people can choose. The same with the others. Lol.

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

So, you don't want to pay for birth control. You don't want to pay for abortion. You don't want your tax money to pay for single moms with babies. Is that right?

Yes, that's right. Why should I pay for any of that?

Why are you so selfish?

 

[HenryBHough]

Pity, from the Democrat perspective, that the Cruz family doesn't have a handicapped child to make fun of.

Don't say they wouldn't do it - they already have proven their prowess in verbally abusing "defective" children.

 

[skye]

I'm afraid it's you that doesn't understand. You don't get the options of which coverages you purchase. You can only decide to use it or not use it. Regardless of whether you use it, you still pay for it. That's one reason premiums are so high.

Okay, what's wrong with covering birth control? That's a good idea, don't you think? You don't want women to have abortions, so there you go. I think birth control should be covered under insurance anyways. I don't believe that sex change operations are covered.

I pay $150 a month through my employer. I get paid twice a month and it's $75 out of each one of my checks. Why are you paying $800 a month?

Here's the problem: I don't need birth control. If you want it, then fine, you pay for it.

I have to pay the full cost of insurance since I'm self-employed.

So, you don't want to pay for birth control. You don't want to pay for abortion. You don't want your tax money to pay for single moms with babies. Is that right?

Yes, that's right. Why should I pay for any of that?

Why are you so selfish?

how do you dare?

call people selfish?

why don't you look in the mirror first?

it is you who will throw the first stone?

what a piece of garbage you are!