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Five Myths About Health Care "Reform". A dose of truth about five key liberal talking points
pajamasmedia.com ^ | August 11, 2009 | Jeff Emanuel

Posted on 08/11/2009 5:22:27 AM PDT by Tolik

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Offering rebuttal is good, but what’s important is we need to come up with our own version of “Five reasons why the so-called health care reform is bad for your ____”. The blank can be anything, tailored to specific group we want to target. Bad for your ‘pocket’ may resonate with Freepers, but may not with others, especially young people under 30yo (which according to Rassmusen are overwhelmingly in favor of the bill).


21 posted on 08/11/2009 9:52:13 PM PDT by paudio (Road to hell is paved by unintended consequences of good intentions)
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I especially like where it defines “actual reform” in point 1. I was happy to see this article after someone on my facebook posted a 14 myths about health care reform article, that was liberally biased and mostly false/opinion. And this was great because the myth 1 in that article was that “there is no health care crisis,” and this article has the same thing for its first myth, but the true version.


22 posted on 08/21/2009 4:16:22 PM PDT by geminintj
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