“No. They’re idiots if what they say is baseless. Yes, Alfred E. Obama got a bounce in today’s Ras poll, but everyone I know is still mad about what the ‘Rats did to us. It’s not even rational to think that the people who were mad about having this bill forced on them would now revile the people who tried to prevent it.”
Everyone you know? You realize that is a tiny bit of anecdotal evidence right? I mean, liberals thought everyone voted for McGovern because everyone they know did.
I would suggest to you that most people do not have a clue what is in the health care reform bill. Most people were for some kind of reform, but most people have decent health care and generally poll against change if their seems to be a lot of debate against it. Now that it is passed and signed, you will probably see a shift in the polling approving of it by about the same margin The Kenyan won the election by.
The truth is, at least 50-55% of Americans are favorably disposed to support this sorta socialist takeover. People don’t want to hear that, but it is true.
The panel tonight just pointed out the obvious. They mentioned other bills that show HCR is still unpopular, they pointed out flaws in the GOP strategy, etc, etc. I saw nothing in the panel to indicate they were idiots or anything they said was baseless.
The Plantation now consists of more voters than the free republic. God rest the United States of America.
“I mean, liberals thought everyone voted for McGovern because everyone they know did.”
Who says that poster is as isolated as was Pauline Kael?
Hogwash.
Massachusetts, of all places, just elected a Republican who opposed this bill to fill Ted Kennedy’s seat.
...just for starters. The panel, and you, are wrong.
I found the panel rather irritating, too...I also dound the lack of conversation on FR irritating...I’m kind of numb today...I look to hear drom Rush tomorrow...