Posted on 02/19/2010 2:29:45 PM PST by AngelesCrestHighway
Days before hosting an intensive health care summit with both Republicans and Democrats, President Barack Obama made a fervent push for his overhaul, calling it critical not just for the millions without insurance but for the entire country's economic well-being. "It is vital for our economy to change how health care works in this country," Obama said Friday at a town hall meeting in a high school gym. "Don't let the American people go another year, another 10 years, another 20 years without health insurance reform in this country." The president's plea for his top domestic priority, which faces an uncertain fate after nearly a year of work in Congress, earned him huge applause. He said the drawn-out effort has cost him politically, and also has undercut the standing of Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada.
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The Obango three ring circus doesn't give a damn about the American people!!!
Unemployed? “F.U.” - 0bummer
The Fuhrer and his Gestapo think they’re entering Poland all over again.
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That quote, and blaming health care for high tuition costs IMHO means "the people be damned" - here it comes, right down the old throat.
Of course Yahoo News reports it exactly as instructed by the White House. What a pathetic excuse for a news source.
It’s Democrat right down the line, mandatory insurance, Medicare-like service, and Medicare-like payments to the providers. However bad you think it can get, think again, and then thank a Democrat.
If it’s so vital, why didn’t they pass it back in August? That was the first time that ding-a-ling Pelosi said she had all the votes she needed.
Ann Coulter says health care is a dead issue. I hope she’s correct.
Fail baby fail......
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