Thanks. Been busy elsewhere. I need some time to absorb today’s round of bad news.
I get these comments claiming the polls showing many Republican voters are opposed to losing medicare entitlement is not real, and that the Town Hall meetings where older (white) voters are angry about the medicare proposal is just ACORN antics and not real, and I wonder what planet some of these folks are on. Is someone telling them to believe that??.
Recall this 2009 RNC (RINO-National-Committee, the Steele RNC. Now he is gone) political proposal to win a few votes short term, or more-so to get donations:
The Republican National Committee's “bill of rights” includes calls to “protect Medicare,” “prohibit efforts to ration health care based on age” and “ ensure seniors can keep their current coverage.” Taken together, the list does not represent an actual reform proposal — congressional GOP leaders have so far failed to introduce a plan of their own — but rather a series of things Republicans believe reform should not do.
GOP Pushes Health 'Bill of Rights'(Washington Post,Aug 24, 2009) .
The GOP got themselves in this mess, and RINO Steele as head of the RNC was like a termite destroying it from the inside.