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Obama Breaks Kucinich - Yes to Healthcare
Even though Dennis Kucinich voted no the first time round on the health care bill, a ride on Air Force One has seemed to change his mind. He will now vote "yes".Kucinich says, "And, so even though I don’t like the bill, I’ve made a decision to support it in the hopes that we can move toward a more comprehensive approach once this legislation is done."
Wonder what was said on Air Force One?
Tags: Healthcare, Kucinich, Obama, bill, congress
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on -
Clint,
EXACTLY!!
Obama tells us that government has a role to play by helping those left behind in the economy. He says that government must level the playing field, and he does not mean that consistent with our Sacred Documents or the Natural Rights of man. Rather he means that it is up to government to assure equality of condition. That's Obama's stand.
James Madison, who knew a thing or two about government, says “I cannot undertake to lay my finger on that article of the Constitution which granted a right to Congress of expending, on objects of benevolence, the money of their constituents.”
Who are you going to believe, Barack Obama or James Madison?
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on
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Dependence on government is growing at an alarming rate and this is the trend that is unsustainable. More and more, Congress spends the people's money on acts of benevolence and this is destructive to the ends of the people.
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Permalink Reply by Clint Manuel on -
Sad but true, Mike. It seems this would be so obvious to the masses; to see how the more government programs, subsidies and entitlement programs that have been created over the last 50 years, while simultaneously, an ever growing percentage of people are now dependent on them. But it's strange I can't recall hearing THAT televised on the nightly news like "...Republicans have stopped another bill that would have ADDED ???million$$$ for [fill in the blank]...". It's all about casting shadows, my friend.
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on
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Clint,
You sir are my kind of an American, one who gets it.
I don't recall who said it, but it's been said that "It is always darkest just before the dawn."
If you listen to the MSM then every problem has a government solution. It is everywhere in the way they think and ask questions. There's a Senator!! Quick stick a microphone under his nose. "Senator, my grannie has a hang nail.", and they ask "Can the government help?" Senator says "I don't think there is a program, but we can't have old people suffering from hang nails. I will introduce a bill today."
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Permalink Reply by Steve Henderson on -
Probably squeal like a Pig!!!
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Permalink Reply by jim harris on
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One more bought and sold !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Permalink Reply by James F. Mowrey Jr. on -
The world is full of cowards and fools! Most of them are in Washington D.C. !
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Permalink Reply by Liza Jondahl on
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Obama meant it when he said to vote for "change"! He is trying to change our country from the best to the worst! I am thoroughly disgusted with this administration. So much for transparency. Everything he does is sly!
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on
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I think what he meant by change was that after he drains the bank accounts he's coming after the change in your pocket.
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Permalink Reply by Cathleen Stacey on -
KUCINICH also said he felt "bad" for Obama. We in Ohio will see to it that he gets a permanent career change. He alkso bankrupted the city of Cleveland, Ohio. Nothing but a weasel.
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Permalink Reply by Steve Henderson on
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His ass won't be on Air Force One anymore after he's voted out!!!
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Permalink Reply by Mike Mott on
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After health care reform, then what? A clue may be found in this (http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/03/11/2010-03-11_assault_o...) article. State Assemblyman Ortiz is trying to have salt banned from NY restaurants. Why, you ask? Well salt raises the price of health care. As government is paying for health care it raises their cost ...
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