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 The angry and hateful are just going to have to melt down completely (see the idiot citizens flinging racial slurs and gay-bashing our elected officials in the halls of Congress yesterday - disgusting and embarassing for America) or suffer living with what the electoral majority wants. This basic start towards healthcare reform is a great day for this country 
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03-21-2010, 05:08 PM
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suffer living with what the electoral majority wants.
did they buy enough votes yet.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaWJX...layer_embedded this must be a bad idea if 38 states are going to sue if it passes ..
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03-21-2010, 05:19 PM
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"Mr. Obama is willing to devour his presidency, his party's congressional majority and - most disturbing - our democratic institutional safeguards to enact it. He is a reckless ideologue who is willing to sacrifice the country's stability in pursuit of a socialist utopia."
outside of the preposterous assertion that it's an impeachable offense to sign a law passed by congress, this was my favorite part. you can almost hear the volume going up to 11.
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03-21-2010, 05:21 PM
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03-21-2010, 05:50 PM
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O'Dumbass could care less about this country. He is going to get his say no matter what the people want. He will also do it at the expense of his Democratic party members. I have not seen as much dealing as this SOB has done to get his health reform bill to pass. I thought this was a Democratic society where the people have a choice. I guess it wont this as long as this bastard is President. Hope he enjoys having the majority for now. It might be a different story in November. He is having a rough time getting a bill to pass and he has the numbers on his side. Going to be interesting when he doest have the numbers. Im sure he will veto every bill the Republicans sponser if the Republicans are the majority. This will be his way of saying f you for the way the Republicans voted on the Health reform bill. Where is the money going to come from for this health reform bill? Im sure O'Dumbass will might take the executive order for the abortion part of the bill and Make Stupak look like the dumbass that he is. If O'Dumbass gets impeached Pelosi and Reid should not too far behind him. Maybe the three of them can get impeached at the same time.
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03-21-2010, 05:54 PM
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03-21-2010, 06:35 PM
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Do I think he's doing an "awesome" job..no..there are a lot of things I don't agree with. But I save my hatred for those that deserve it..Hitler, Bin Laden, Child Molesters, etc. I will not "hate" a President because I disagree with his policies, let alone choose a stupid name and ridicule him on some horse board. I disliked Bush and thought many things he did tower over anything that Obama has done in terms of harming our country, but nothing would motivate me to forget my objectivity and just hate. You really think an excessive budget and a health care plan you don't like is worth this? This country went to war with Iraq because Bush either lied or was lied to..why don't you rail on the government taking over our lives about that? Get some perspective Jerry...there is an entire country and a much bigger World that will keep spinning and functioning no matter how big a bunker you dig and how many nifty nicknames you can find on www.insultourpresidentidontlike.com
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03-21-2010, 08:02 PM
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it's like derby trail politics/society is exactly tracking the devolution of conservative thought. i know i'm an elitist liberal and all but i call out scuds on his ridiculous rants. are conservatives so lock step that they're actually incapable of reining in their most radical spokespeople?
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03-21-2010, 06:09 PM
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the funny thing is that by the time november rolls around, i doubt this bill is an issue in many districts. some first term dem's from conservative districts may lose their seats because of their vote in favor of this bill. a handful at most.
i don't do political astrology often but it's really a no brainer to say that the economy in september/october will have more to do with the composition of the house in 2011 than anyones vote on this bill. watch how quickly this disappears as a national issue after the vote.
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no republican is denying the slurs happened. the play is alleging that libs and msm are distracting from the real tragedy of socialism being imposed on an unwilling public. get with it.
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03-21-2010, 06:15 PM
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all i saw were the republican's on c-span saying the comment's from the crowd were reprehensible and didn't represent them.
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03-21-2010, 06:22 PM
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