[StBernard] Does Bobby Have Any Shame? but please allow him a callfor a ride home???

[Westley Annis]

Jindal's role in the DHH does not mean that he knows every detail and every
case that will be affected by budget cuts and changes in administration of
programs.  This is a witch hunt.  

Programs are designed to help as many as possible and hopefully they are
successful.  There are probably many more unfortunate situations.  But, I am
not going to be so gullible as to believe that Jindal alone is responsible
for one person getting put out on the street.  What happens in anyone's
administrative doesn't fall on just their shoulders; the administrators,
laws, local site decisions, and public supported or non-supported actions
are just as responsible.

This just doesn't add up.  I'll bet somewhere down the line we'll hear
something different about this one situation.  I'm curious if we'll hear
apologies from those who chose to blame only the name at the top.  

It's like blaming every President since day one for everything that ever
went wrong.....like Congress was on a picnic the day of the decision.
Geesch.
Cindy Meyers

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	What I am a little curious about is the lady says either a couple or
a few
	weeks went by and she knew nothing about her brother's situation.
Can you
	guess what I am about to ask next? How often did she go to visit her
	brother? How often did she ever call her brother or the medical
facility to
	check in on him.
	
	My wife is a lovely person but even she admits to being a little on
the
	dense side, yet she picked up on this immediately. As my wife put
it, even
	if I lived out of state, which the lady does not, I would be calling
the
	nursing home every other day to speak with my brother or speak with
the
	staff on his status. She basically admits to not checking it on her
brother
	for long periods of time. Seems like she really didn't care much
about her
	brother either.
	
	Did anyone else pick up on this?
	
	John