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You do realize that all those links are citing the same liberal source, right? I think you just proved Don's point.

 

See? You have to go back 50 years to find a sane Democrat. He and Truman both would be Republicans today.

 

You know what's really amusing about that poll? Question #14: As you may know, a bill that makes major changes to the country's health care system became law in 2010. Based on what you have read or heard about that legislation, do you generally favor or generally oppose it?
October 18, 2013 - 41% favor, 56% oppose.

But the focus is on the Republicans, not what people think about the ACA....

 

LOL. You seem to think you know enough about it to slam the folks who tried to stop it. More of CTBoy talking out of both sides of his mouth.

 

Baloney. The dems OWN this horrible idea. You don't look to improve a turd, you flush it away, never to be seen again. Remember how hard you worked to bring this to us.

The republicans were locked out of every step on this law, until the vote. I believe you are being deliberately dishonest in this, either that, or you do not have enough knowledge in this area to mount an honest debate. Either way, what you are saying is not true, and good luck to you getting anyone to buy ANY of this as a republican mess.

 

Of course, the logical outcome of this "proper channels" nonsense is Rosa Parks gets in the back of the bus, and uses legal methods, granted by the state, to get her point across.

 

I know what your point is. Republicans are bad. That's your point. All the time. You missed my point. And I will repeat it. This is a democrat problem, as republicans were locked out of the debates.

Again you're trying to re-write history. I don't care about your polls that show most Americans can't think any better than you can. I care about the truth. And the truth is, this is a democrat problem. And the dems painted themselves in a corner with zero-care, and if enough people wake up, it should spell doom for them.

 

Actually, Ted Cruz is polling quite well, and donations are pouring in for any campaign he might want to mount. (You probably like polls more than I do) Same for Mike Lee. Somebody must be happy with what they're doing.

 

Good. We need to drop them country clubbers. No different than democrats. I could actually vote for a republican like Ted Cruz. I'd have to look at his foregn policy. But the fact that he tried to stop what you seem to be saying is a bad bill, despite the lies and attacks thrown at him, builds him up, in my eyes.

 

I don't know that he offered no ideas. I hear he supports TORT reform, lifting inter-state bans on insurance purchasing....you are being pretty dishonest, just writing him off. I doubt you know anything about him, save for his party affiliation. And what you read on the huffy post. (A huffy post user making fun of FOXNews watchers is rich, to say the least)

Anyways, his name is out there, and so are the folks who rammed this awful piece of trash law down the American people's throats.

And only RINO's can ruin this chance to turn this nation around, away from the Marxists, and the sheep that support them. The republicans have a true gift, in the laughable zero-care rollout.

Here's where you tell me I don't know what Marxism is.

 

Liberals have been crying for years that anyone who opposes them have no ideas. This is false as it has always been. Either they are playing dumb or just are.

 

When you say he "opposed health care for the many" I know you have no intentions of being honest in this debate. I simply won't indulge such a fantasy. I've learned you don't like facts. Have a nice day.