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...in November. Do you believe that? They don't have the votes. These are desperate people.
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Maybe the child won't realize that he didn't actually receive anything to take away, but I'm betting that a small businessman will know that in the long run he is getting screwed by the WH because he is one of the 60+% of people that are against Obamacare.
Which, of course, this healthcare bill will help out about 7%. What a price to pay for the small business owners.
Expressing an increasing confidence that a massive health care overhaul will pass Congress -- despite dire warnings from Republicans about its impact on Democrats in November -- White House officials on Sunday dared the GOP to bring it on during this fall's 2010 midterm election.
"We're happy to have the 2010 elections be about the achievement of health care reform. That's a debate I think we're obviously comfortable having," White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said on "Fox News Sunday."
"Make my day," added senior White House adviser David Axelrod.
"If the Republican Party wants to go out and say to that child who now has insurance or say to that small business that will get tax credits this year ... you know what, we're actually going to take that away from you and we don't think that's such a good idea, I say let's have that fight," Axelrod told ABC'S "This Week." "I'm ready to have that and every member of Congress ought to be willing to have that debate as well."
foxnews.com
Maybe the child won't realize that he didn't actually receive anything to take away, but I'm betting that a small businessman will know that in the long run he is getting screwed by the WH because he is one of the 60+% of people that are against Obamacare.
Which, of course, this healthcare bill will help out about 7%. What a price to pay for the small business owners.