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Dick Armey , "This thing isn't over until it's over."
You tell'em Dick!
I agree. I think that there is going to be a huge effort on behalf of the media to make it appear as if this was a great victory. The spin has already started with the praise of Nancy Pelosi. Apparently you are a genius if you can buy people off.
A triumphant Speaker Nancy Pelosi compared the legislation to the passage of Social Security in 1935 and Medicare 30 years later.
A genius wouldn't compare the health care bill they just passed with two of the largest examples of government failure in recent U.S. history! On a similar note, Obama used the U.S. Postal Service as an example of how a public option health insurance plan wouldn't negatively effect the private sector. Obama pointed out the failures of the USPS and it's inability to adequately compete with UPS and FedEx. Now that's the way to sell your idea! Maybe these people are geniuses...
This has to be recognized as one of the greatest threats to Freedom and Liberty this country has ever faced! I think a lot of people understand that now, but more need to be made aware.
There is one major point that many have missed. Most of the large group health insurance plans brokered by employers won't reinstate until next year. The major health insurance price increases come after the November elections. The problem here is that many Americans are not going to see any change in their health costs until after the 2010 elections. So everything will appear nice and calm, until after the elections. Don't think that this was done by accident.
We need leaders who will put this bill to death legislatively. We can't count on the Supreme Court to rule the bill unconstitutional, even if the main crux of it is.
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RE: Greg,I agree lying back and watching is NOT an option. I have heard some people say that we should just sit back, because there is nothing that we can do anyway. I disagree, I think that there are things we can do. I think we have to do our part to expose these people for what they really are. We need to educate people. If there is to be any remaining part of our way of life; it will be because people have learned to see through the lies and false hope.
Of course, this task will be daunting because of the lack of most of the voting public's historical background.