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President Obama Healthcare Speech - Open Thread
Wednesday night President Obama addressed Congress and the nation on his plan for healthcare reform.
What are your thoughts of his speech?
What are your thoughts of his speech?
Tags: Obama, healthcare, speech
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Permalink Reply by Laura Eide on -
I agree!!!!!! Let's encourage all of our representatives to call him out! Enough already!
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Permalink Reply by Debbie Starr on -
His lips are moving but there's really nothing coming out!!! He can't - or won't - give any kind of "how to's" with this great plan of his. I don't think he has a clue what's in the details. I kept listening for some kind of answers and all I heard was the same old "campaigning" that he seems so good at!
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Permalink Reply by Sandra Soderquist on
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He is one of the best liars I have ever seen!!
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Permalink Reply by Helen R. Daily on -
I expected exactly what happened. We are not headed towards Socialism, but rather Facism, or dictorship. He made that very clear last night when he threatened those that opposed him. I think the worst is yet to come. It was very definite proof last night that Americans no longer have a voice. You get what he wants.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Eide on
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Yes, he was telling we the people he doesn't think our opinions matter and he'll be damned if he's going to cave! If the Dems try the nuclear option with Reconciliation, there's going to be a revolution.
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Permalink Reply by Barbara Bachner on -
Well-delivered but full of lies and misrepresentations.
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Permalink Reply by MJ Mosier on -
Was the President sleeping during August? He is choosing NOT to listen to the people. Same-o Same-o. To Joe Wilson I say "Way to go Joe". Sometimes the truth just cannot be contained and Joe had one of those moments. Bringing up Ted Kennedy and his letter was shameful.
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Permalink Reply by Chaplain Thomas Gilbert Cole on
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COULD NOT BRING MYSELF TO WATCH. UNTIL PROVEN OTHERWISE THE "RESIDENT" HAS NO AUTHORITY!!!
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Permalink Reply by Matthew Thompson on -
Any man who publicly chastises his political opponents, calls them liars, scare mongers, and chides them as children should not be upset when someone responds back and call him a liar. The illegal President (as I like to call him now) is illegal because he is in open contention with the majority of Americans who do not want a healthcare bill that will force them to sign up. Mandatory health insurance is unconstitutional. He is not my President, he is my enemy. He stands against the key building block this country was built on and that is Freedom. The man is evil. Not dumb, not foolishly being led down the wrong path. I'm not a racist, I think people of other races have the ability to think for themselves, especially ones who can claim the most powerful office in the land (if not the world). The man seeks to be more than just your ordinary President. I fear where his ambitions will take this country. God help us all. We must stay committed.
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Permalink Reply by Laura Eide on
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Indeed there was a nastiness in the tone and content of last night's speech that I have never heard come from the lips of any other president in the history of the Republic. He angrily attacks his political opponents (us) by saying we have dug ourselves deeply into partisan and ideological trenches, irremovable from our positions.
Duh? Does anyone see the hypocrisy? He will seek us out and tacitly admits he will destroy us. Does anyone hear the threat?
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Permalink Reply by Stacy Riley on
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You're right - Blah, blah, blah, THAT, blah, blah, blah, blah, HOPE, blah, blah, THAT...
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Permalink Reply by Ruth Ann Ferguson on
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Joe Wilson spoke for a majority of Americans last night, but I was right when I said that he was going to catch hell from Pelosi and Hoyer. But if you remember when Pres. Bush used to speak after Pelosi was named leader of the house how she would sit behind him and scowl and suck on candy and never act like she was even listening and we are supposed to bring shame to Joe Wilson. I think not. I don't care if they think he disrupted the decorum of the conress. In past History there were many in thoses houses of government that spoke out for America and they were not scowled at for decorum. In recent History the Democrats yelled at President Bush as he spoke but because the Chairman was speaking no one was allowed to speak for America. Americans be damned according to Pelosi, Obama, Reid and Hoyer. What a farce to read a letter from one of the worst Senators ever in the Senate - I hate to speak ill of the dead, it but America is better off with him out of there.
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