PatekPhilippe
Senior Member
That's an opinion of a message board poster.....since when do they matter?
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Face it...no one wants this bullshit entitlement program called government run healthcare.
That's an opinion of a message board poster.....since when do they matter?
Face it...no one wants this bullshit entitlement program called government run healthcare.
That's an opinion of a message board poster.....since when do they matter?
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Even if you read the entire bill you'd need to have a PhD level and above understanding of the current HC system to fully grasp what it means.
And even if you DID have that degree of understanding both of what we currently have, and the changes we'd be making to it, you STILL WOULD NOT know how that would effect our society overall.
BLOWBACK, folks...get used to living in a world where every path we take is a road to hell paved with good intentions.
Face it...no one wants this bullshit entitlement program called government run healthcare.
And if you only focus your responses on those things, and utterly ignore anyone who is reasonably presenting their concerns, what are YOU doing?
I LOVE to debate on facts. Please give me just ONE example from this board of a "reasonable concern".
Right...fortunately I have 55% of America behind me...whereas you only have the 21%'ers.
Tue Aug 4, 2:23 pm ET
WASHINGTON (AFP) – A majority of Americans are in favor of having a public, or government-run, option in the US health care system as proposed by President Barack Obama, a poll showed Tuesday.
Fifty-two percent of 2,276 US adults surveyed online by Harris Interactive between July 9 and 13 said they were in favor of a government-run health plan, while just 30 percent were against.
Right...fortunately I have 55% of America behind me...whereas you only have the 21%'ers.
Tue Aug 4, 2:23 pm ET
WASHINGTON (AFP) A majority of Americans are in favor of having a public, or government-run, option in the US health care system as proposed by President Barack Obama, a poll showed Tuesday.
Fifty-two percent of 2,276 US adults surveyed online by Harris Interactive between July 9 and 13 said they were in favor of a government-run health plan, while just 30 percent were against.
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Right...fortunately I have 55% of America behind me...whereas you only have the 21%'ers.
Tue Aug 4, 2:23 pm ET
WASHINGTON (AFP) A majority of Americans are in favor of having a public, or government-run, option in the US health care system as proposed by President Barack Obama, a poll showed Tuesday.
Fifty-two percent of 2,276 US adults surveyed online by Harris Interactive between July 9 and 13 said they were in favor of a government-run health plan, while just 30 percent were against.
oooops #2
which might suggest that the Rasmussen poll would be more accurate than what you you posted...donchathink?
which might suggest that the Rasmussen poll would be more accurate than what you you posted...donchathink?
Rassmussen is less reliable than a Ouija board
Your full of bullshit...Prove your point moondog. I proved that your earlier post was dead wrong with your source,
Your full of bullshit...Prove your point moondog. I proved that your earlier post was dead wrong with your source,
the only thing you proved is that you put more stock in Rassmussen than Harris Interactive.
WTF!!!! I used your own Harris Interactive Poll source and blew you out of the water. You were not being forthcoming with the info you posted. It has nothing to do with Rasmussen or Harris polls. The fact is that they both aren't that far off if they both would poll on the same day. Harris Interactive came out in late July, and Rasmussen was done over the weekend. So your accusation is null.The real kicker is that I used your source to derail you.
WTF!!!! I used your own Harris Interactive Poll source and blew you out of the water. You were not being forthcoming with the info you posted. It has nothing to do with Rasmussen or Harris polls. The fact is that they both aren't that far off if they both would poll on the same day. Harris Interactive came out in late July, and Rasmussen was done over the weekend. So your accusation is null.The real kicker is that I used your source to derail you.
I was being 100% forthcoming in that all I did was cut and paste the poll. And your speculation about "what would have happened" if they had polled on the day is pure speculation.
You weren't forthcoming in giving the most up to date poll from your source, and used an old one to pump up your post.
You weren't forthcoming in giving the most up to date poll from your source, and used an old one to pump up your post.
I didn't use it "pump up my post. It was my ENTIRE post. It was the first one I came across, I didn't purposefully use an older one knowing that a newer one was available.
You need to try decafe or something. Are you so eager to jump someone's crap that you'll jump to all sorts of unsupported conclusions to do so?
Slow your roll and chillax a bit - get a little more of the story before you start flinging insults and accusations.