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- I feel so sad that we have let our country be overrun by right wing fascists financed by the right wing media corporations.
Just look at all the ignorant Americans complaining about tax cuts they were given by the Obama administration. Now they are complaining about efforts to control the raping and pillaging "health" corporations to stop them from running their death panels.
OMG, save us from the Good German idiots. - Reply to this comment
- "GOP Amendments Aim to Box-In Senate Dems"
Hilarious! Repuglicons are proving once and for all that they couldn't "box-in" their own fourth point of contact with both hands. - Reply to this comment
- Biden: Without Health Care Obama Would Be 'Absolutely Done'
LOL!
No Kidding! - Reply to this comment
- The far right is in a situation they have not been in since before Reagan. For thirty years a Republican congress and/or president gave them what they wanted. Now they must report to a law professor-in-chief, who happens to be black. Since they don't "work well with others," they use their "Bart Simpson" talents: Lie, taunt, mock, undermine, and destroy.
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- ***all poor sick people use alcohol cigarettes and street drugs*****
their offspring are congenitally sick.
not to list the illnesses that are exclusive to the drug sector..
if resulting damage costs to society from: beer cigarettes and dope was simply included in the over the counter sales tax(which would be over 100%) it would raise "tea tax cry's"
but if the government shut down such organizations or took them over and tried to include these costs in the over the counter prices it would CURE the issue.
anyone with congenital illness not resulting from the stuff.
or just plane not a victim of a drunk driver or drunk doctor or airline pilot
and everyone who lost a limb while not drunk..
all sober non smokers would be easily handled by a minor fraction of existing public illness funds.
if you agree then please enter a reply that says yes jonathan i agree about drugs cigarettes and alcohol - Reply to this comment
- The teabaggers of palin and mccain fame are simply bitter, old, reactionary whites and they beleive they are the only Americans that matter. Their future is behind them. Racism and hatred, their core values, have alienated Americans, myself included. I have voted for repubicans in the past, but that won't happen again! The repubican party is INDEED the Party of Paralysis! Palin's party of NO has placed politics ahead of country. The repubicans and the teabaggers will do EVERYTHING they can to obstruct ANY progress. The current tactic of adding amendments to the health care bill fix is MUCH more than disingenuous, it is political and a HUGE FRAUD. Let's say the Democratic Majority decides to include the goofy "no viagra for sex offenders" amendment to the current vote; how many repubicans will change their vote and vote for Health Insurance reform for Americans....NONE. That's right not ONE of the lying political hacks! They are COWARDS! If they were SERIOUS about the "viagra" amendment (And CLEARLY they are NOT) they would have offered it to the ORIGINAL bill. But they are too busy playing politics with people's lives to actually DO ANYTHING CONSTRUCTIVE. The modern-day repubican party doesn't have the moral fibre it takes to represent Americans in Congress but they sure represent their wealthy constituency and support Corporate Greed every chance they get. A vote in the future for the repubicans is a vote for the PAST...the Bush agenda. You know the agenda that almost brought our great nation to it's knees. John mccain summed it all up when he whined that because the Democrats passed Health Insurance Reform for All Americans, from now on he and other repubicans won't cooperate with the Democratic Majority anymore! Cooperate!! LMAO!!! He says he won't do anything anymore!! John, you have turned into one GIANT JOKE! So has the one time GOP! Their future is behind them. America's future is AHEAD of the rest of us and it's starting to look good again!!!! Thank you to ALL of the Americans who voted in November of 2008 for the future and security of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the grandest nation in the world.
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- I'm sure the rest of the world is amazed at how uncivilized and how infantile the members of the republican party "behave".
I have voted for republicans in the past, but I'm never going to do that again. They are spoiled brats that like to spread urban myths, hoping that no one will notice how false they are. - Reply to this comment
- Since 1980, 17 of 23 reconciliation bills have been signed into law by Republican presidents (a Republican has been president for 20 of the last 29 years). Since 1980, reconciliation has been used nine times when Republicans controlled both the House and the Senate, six times when Democrats controlled both the House and the Senate, one time when the Democrats controlled the Senate and the Republicans the House, and seven times when the Republicans controlled the Senate and the Democrats controlled the House. The only different aspect from this and Bush's usage is that there was a genuine effort to get bipartisan support.
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- Maybe that asteroid will help fill the giant hole the Republicans made in America's economy. If it hits the Pacific Ocean it might wash some of those jobs we lost overseas on Bush's watch back to our country. I'm pretty sure its a fabrication since Sarah hasn't seen it from her back porch. Rush is afraid to see it. His listeners might think he's fallen off the wagon again. Glenn, on the other hand, welcomes the asteroid. With open arms, we hope.
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- by endurorob_5 March 24, 2010 10:33 AM EDT
They were obstructed from adding to and taking away from this obamanation.
They were BEGGED to participate in the process, and REFUSED.
Many of their plans and policies, as horrible as they are, were included in the legislation, and they STILL opposed them, once Obama supported them. - Reply to this comment
