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To: r9etb
Er, since there is no mention of TORT REFORM in the over ONE THOUSAND page house proposed health care debacle, I think even you might agree, with true honesty and good intent, that TORT REFORM WAS NOT ONLY IGNORED IN THE HEALTH CARE BILL, but it was TOTALLY IGNORED. Not one word about it...in all those pages. Geeeeeeee. I wonder why. It is the BIG (pink if you like) elephant in the room and Sarah brought it into the light. Good. Love the way she did that with the death panel and love the way she made TORT reform the topic in this article. Also LOVE the way she nailed uhbama on his giving our money to BRAZIL so that people there can drill off shore. Nice move, SARAH...keep using your popularity to bring the light to the stuff uhbama and his cabal are ignoring and shoving under the rug!!

(Are you listening to Rush now...he is talking about the death panel that is in writing in the veteran health care rules that President Bush cancelled and ol uhbama has RE-ENACTED. Pretty sick stuff!)

112 posted on 08/21/2009 9:50:30 AM PDT by Republic (TORT REFORM....real reform...what are you waiting for democrats? Scared? lol)
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To: Republic
Er, since there is no mention of TORT REFORM in the over ONE THOUSAND page house proposed health care debacle, I think even you might agree, with true honesty and good intent, that TORT REFORM WAS NOT ONLY IGNORED IN THE HEALTH CARE BILL, but it was TOTALLY IGNORED.

Stop shouting, son.

The reason it's not in the bill, is because the Democrats are writing the bill themselves and they're not interested in tort reform. To them, it's a GOP talking point and therefore can be ignored.

133 posted on 08/21/2009 10:31:17 AM PDT by r9etb
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