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"1. Last week, Rush Limbaugh swore he would move to Costa Rica if health reform passed. Instead, he heroically decided to stay behind and fight for freedom, by telling his listeners they're in a death match with Hitler. “America is hanging by a thread. So we have to see what we can do with a thread. At the end of the day, our freedom has been assaulted. This is the kind of change that people did not think they were going to get when they voted for Barack Obama. Freedom must win the day."
Originally posted by ChrisCrikey
Ha ha, good one, man, very entertaining. While not the most entertaining of them, #10 from your link - John McCain being honest about the obstructionism among Republicans in the Congress and demonstrates his usual M.O. - a temper tantrum and nasty demeanor.
"There will be no cooperation for the rest of the year," he threatened. "They have poisoned the well in what they've done and how they've done it."
Senator John McCain, champion of temper tantrums.
Does any Republican truly find this acceptable? Is this how you want your representatives to behave?
Just as acceptable as the constant closed door Dem only meetings that led up to the passage of this bill. One token open door meeting was held and actually televised. It was the only such meeting. Contrary to Barry's promises.
We will remember in November!
Originally posted by ChrisCrikey
Ha ha, good one, man, very entertaining. While not the most entertaining of them, #10 from your link - John McCain being honest about the obstructionism among Republicans in the Congress and demonstrates his usual M.O. - a temper tantrum and nasty demeanor.
"There will be no cooperation for the rest of the year," he threatened. "They have poisoned the well in what they've done and how they've done it."
Senator John McCain, champion of temper tantrums.
Does any Republican truly find this acceptable? Is this how you want your representatives to behave?
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
reply to post by jibeho
I fully support the total exclusion of Republicans from the processes of government. I see absolutely no reason to work with a party that has consistently shown itself to be deceitful, duplicitous, and harmful to the interests of the American people. Democrats are in power; Republicans need to be trying to work with them, not the other way around.
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
reply to post by jibeho
I fully support the total exclusion of Republicans from the processes of government. I see absolutely no reason to work with a party that has consistently shown itself to be deceitful, duplicitous, and harmful to the interests of the American people. Democrats are in power; Republicans need to be trying to work with them, not the other way around.
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
reply to post by jibeho
I fully support the total exclusion of Republicans from the processes of government. I see absolutely no reason to work with a party that has consistently shown itself to be deceitful, duplicitous, and harmful to the interests of the American people. Democrats are in power; Republicans need to be trying to work with them, not the other way around.
Originally posted by David9176
reply to post by jibeho
Just as acceptable as the constant closed door Dem only meetings that led up to the passage of this bill. One token open door meeting was held and actually televised. It was the only such meeting. Contrary to Barry's promises.
As opposed to all the closed door meeting Republicans have had...since forever?
I don't even see them claiming that they will be transparent...because they won't.
Back door deals? Since when does our government NOT work that way?
If you want to be critical of it...be critical of both and quit giving Republicans the benefit of the doubt because they don't deserve it.
Ask yourself why they aren't attacked the health insurance industry and Big Pharma for cutting deals with Obama?
They aren't sticking up for Americans...because if they were sincere they would have been attacking them MONTHS ago....yet they say nothing.
The drive "started off by essentially quasi-nationalization of the financial system, nationalization of the automobiles, quasi-nationalization of the health industry, and now this bill has in it, which nobody has focused on, the nationalization of the student loan industry," he said.
The "reconciliation" package of healthcare changes being debated by the Senate also would revamp the federal student loan program to end government subsidies to private lenders, shifting almost all student loan activity to the government.
Originally posted by TheWalkingFox
reply to post by jibeho
I fully support the total exclusion of Republicans from the processes of government.
I see absolutely no reason to work with a party that has consistently shown itself to be deceitful, duplicitous, and harmful to the interests of the American people.
Democrats are in power; Republicans need to be trying to work with them, not the other way around.