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Mopar151

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4. I'd give clinical psychologists more credit than that

Reply to Amerigo Vespucci (Original post)

Thu Feb 9, 2012, 11:08 AM

Feb 2012

The ARNP who monitors my meds told me a while ago that, if she could write prescriotions for jobs, her job would get much easier. My last checkup with Internal Medicine and visit with her confirmed this. Being out of work, for most people, is a measurable, verifiable medical condition.

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MSNBC: Romney "like a clinical psychologist trying to explain the effects of unemployment on humans" [View all] Amerigo Vespucci Feb 2012 OP

He reminds me of Thurston Howell. CAPHAVOC Feb 2012 #1

Thurston Howell... MarianJack Feb 2012 #3

K & R. FSogol Feb 2012 #2

I'd give clinical psychologists more credit than that Mopar151 Feb 2012 #4

What would he know about unemployment anyway? or the poor? WI_DEM Feb 2012 #5

HEY! He told us he was "almost unemployed" once, REMEMBER? Amerigo Vespucci Feb 2012 #6

Here's an article with the quote: highplainsdem Feb 2012 #7

Thanks for posting...here's where he choked: Amerigo Vespucci Feb 2012 #8

Where Mitt spends his out of work down time Botany Feb 2012 #9