together with a circle cut out around each defendant s neck. the i beams were fastened together by a slide bolt mechanism and filled with different sizes of pipes in order to conceal the release mechanism. when a receptionist for the dental office located in the blockaded building arrived at 7:45 a.m., she saw a tan colored car situated in front of the main building of the office building. the car situated at the front entrance had not been placed directly against the front door but rather placed at an angle with its right front corner wedged out against bricks that extended to the vestibule. that left an opening on the left side of the car, thus individuals could enter the building if they turned sideways and squeezed past the car. imagine how disappointing that must have been. i mean, you go to really extreme effort, you cut a hole in the floor of a buick.
defendants blockaded the two entrances to the facility. in order to block the entrances, defendants encased themselves in cars. defendant 1 in a brown buick at the front entrance, and defendant 2 in a dark blue oldsmobile at the rear entrance. specifically defendants sat on the ground underneath the cars with their bodies extending upright into the cars through holes cut in the floor. the defendants facing the rear of the cars were then restrained by two i beams sandwiched together with a circle cut out around each defendant s neck. the i beams were fastened together by a slide bolt mechanism and filled with different sizes of pipes in order to conceal the release mechanism. when a receptionist for the dental office located in the blockaded building arrived at 7:45 a.m., she saw a tan colored car situated in front of the main building of the office building. the car situated at the front entrance had not been placed directly against the front door
by two eye beams sandwiched together with a circle cut out around each defendant s neck. the i beams were fastened together by a slide bolt mechanism and filled with different sizes of pipes in order to conceal the release mechanism. when a receptionist for the dental office located in the blockaded building arrived at 7:45 a.m., she saw a tan colored car situated in front of the main building of the office building. the car situated at the front entrance had not been placed directly against the front door but rather placed at an angle with its right front corner wedged out against bricks that extended to the vestibule. that left an opening on the left side of the car, thus individuals could enter the building if they turned sideways and squeezed past the car.
supposed to be republicans are supposed to be for competition, the insurers, the state insurance plans that will be in competition to lower costs. all of this stuff. what you re doing, sean, you re you re denying reality. go ahead, mary. there are people denying he reality and it s not me, sean. listen, now, what they re calling competition is the opposite of free market. when the government is dictating who gets covered, what gets covered, how much gets covered, that s not competition and that s not a free market. there are other release mechanism is to subsidize people who otherwise couldn t pay for these higher premiums. and that s a redistribution scheme. they re going to be taking money out of the private sector to put into this public-run health care. that s not competition and it s not growth. they re also stifling innovation by disincentivizing doctors and thank god it s nonbinding resolution to withdraw the medical device
supposed to be republicans are supposed to be for competition, the insurers, the state insurance plans that will be in competition to lower costs. all of this stuff. what you re doing, sean, you re you re denying reality. go ahead, mary. there are people denying he reality and it s not me, sean. listen, now, what they re calling competition is the opposite of free market. when the government is dictating who gets covered, what gets covered, how much gets covered, that s not competition and that s not a free market. there are other release mechanism is to subsidize people who otherwise couldn t pay for these higher premiums. and that s a redistribution scheme. they re going to be taking money out of the private sector to put into this public-run health care. that s not competition and it s not growth. they re also stifling innovation by disincentivizing doctors and thank god it s nonbinding resolution to