Good ad to get the message across, even if inaccurate.
How about an ad with the same man leaving the funeral for his beloved wife because she just died while waiting for public-option health care tests and procedures that were rationed?
Unfortunately, Paine, conservatives seems to be more interested in attacking President Obama than in actually doing anything about health care. And just last week, GOP chairman Michael Steele said that there is no problem with health care and it does not need reform.
Fortunately, the American people have realized that the right is interested in little more than coming up with slogans to defeat reform. How many of the right's "reform" ideas were taken up when the GOP had total control of the federal government? Yeah, that would be none.
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Good ad to get the message across, even if inaccurate.
How about an ad with the same man leaving the funeral for his beloved wife because she just died while waiting for public-option health care tests and procedures that were rationed?
Marquis, you may be correct, but my hypothetical ad will become even more prevalant in reality if we continue down this course of "reform".
We need to address the problems of health care; not socialize the damned thing to remove control from the people.
Unfortunately, Paine, conservatives seems to be more interested in attacking President Obama than in actually doing anything about health care. And just last week, GOP chairman Michael Steele said that there is no problem with health care and it does not need reform.
Fortunately, the American people have realized that the right is interested in little more than coming up with slogans to defeat reform. How many of the right's "reform" ideas were taken up when the GOP had total control of the federal government? Yeah, that would be none.
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