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To: Qbert

Thanks for posting this. It gives me encouragement. I have been very concerned that Obamacare and talk of its repeal is not being discussed by many republican and conservative candidates. Every one of them should be targeting their opponents and asking them ‘Do you support Obamacare?’

Pat Caddell was on Hannity’s radio show this afternoon. He said that the Republican leadership is the dumbest he has ever seen, as they have been handed a golden issue (the majority favors repeal of Obamacare) and they are not using it. He also said that opposition to Obamacare in polling is slowly beginning to slide, probably as a result of its not being discussed...this had better change come fall. The voters need to be reminded of the legislative castor oil that was forced down their throats!


6 posted on 06/30/2010 6:04:07 PM PDT by LostInBayport (When there are more people riding in the cart than there are pulling it, the cart stops moving.)
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To: LostInBayport

“Pat Caddell was on Hannity’s radio show this afternoon. He said that the Republican leadership is the dumbest he has ever seen, as they have been handed a golden issue (the majority favors repeal of Obamacare) and they are not using it. He also said that opposition to Obamacare in polling is slowly beginning to slide, probably as a result of its not being discussed...this had better change come fall.”

You’re absolutely right. And I think if it does change come fall- whoever makes this possible, whether it be Steve King or somebody else- they become the new leader. You don’t undo everything that the Dems have put us through in the last few years by being wimpy like Boehner has been known to be.


10 posted on 06/30/2010 6:21:48 PM PDT by Qbert
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