Mr. Shaman
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- May 4, 2010
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You're right. Mst Americans hate their HMO/PPO and the health insurance industry as a whole. They want something to change. However as the surveys and yes those dopey polls have shown, the vast majority of Americans are absolutely opposed to any type of government insurance or socialized medicine.Listen to the loons above croak their litany of doom.
Let's unscramble their inanity with common sense.
A gridlock will occur if Obama and the Senate cannot reach agreement with a House dominated by a small majority of the radical right. So, no, the House cannot well represent the will of the people, only that of a fraction that stampeded some of the primaries.
Obama will be renominated, barring death or incapacity, regardless if the economy improves or not. If it does not, the Dems are going to campaign against the Bush policies until it does.
The American people will pay attention to a struggle between the President and the House. Newt tried that, and the American people kicked him in the ass and got rid of him. As a result of the impeachment, several GOP senators were defeated that fall. The radical right should be very cautious about walking that same trail.
The health care plan will not be repealed, replaced, or even really reformed. The majority of the people want some form of the bill; only a minority want it gone. If spoon believes differently, he is out of touch with how most Americans think.
The Dems led by BHO are eagerly waiting to have a House that does nothing so that the GOP can be blamed for everything.
Yeah....let's HEAR IT for the $TATU$ QUO!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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(...Mostly 'cause Teabaggers & Leviniacs are functionally-illiterate.
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(...Mostly 'cause Teabaggers & Leviniacs are functionally-illiterate.
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