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@maporsche,

maporsche wrote:

I have no idea what fox news says.

But I know polls range from 50-65% support. Regardless, if 35-50% of people don't support it; it has pretty high unpopularity.

interesting.

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@maporsche,

maporsche wrote:

But I know polls range from 50-65% support. Regardless, if 35-50% of people don't support it; it has pretty high unpopularity.

Really?

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@Green Witch,

I'm so sorry to hear that, I just really hate that happening to anybody.

I guess I'm hoping health care reform will pass, now. Yes, even the public option. None of us really know what these, any changes, will bring about. We're going to get higher taxes anyway, and are already getting higher deductibles, higher charges from doctors. After all, it's us the tax payers who foot the bills from the crooked greedy damn business executives all over this country, too.

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@dyslexia,

In what balloon has Kucinich been?

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@Green Witch,

I am the opposite. I worked for 48 years. I have some money from social security, 722 a month. Some of my problems are my own fault. The venom about my existence is pretty amazing.

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maporsche wrote:

Quote:

Regardless, if 35-50% of people don't support it; it has pretty high unpopularity.

But higher POPULARITY

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@ossobuco,

the same balloon he's always been in; it's called being a liberal. there are several of us even here on a2k.

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@dyslexia,

Surely you jest.

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@OmSigDAVID,

OmSigDAVID wrote:

The speaker of the House intends to overthrow the Constitution tomorrow to get this passed.

No more need to vote; she will "deem" passed or rejected whatever she wants.

yes, the constitution has gotten in the way of the liberal/socialist/communist agenda.

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@rosborne979,

rosborne979 wrote:

I'll be amazed if it passes. I'll be even more amazed if it ultimately benefits the country more than it harms it. It's all too complicated for me to understand. But I will try to hope that it's more of a benefit than a curse.

I'd give it a 51/49 chance of passing, I don't think we will know if it's positive or negative for america for at least 20 years. I'm hoping that over the years it will become a benefit.

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@dyslexia,

It will, I think, pass but only by the narrowest of a margin. If it were to fail, the Dems would be stuck with a failed Obama Presidency.
216 is the number required for passage. That is probably all they will get as other, more vulnerable Dems come November, cover their butts.

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@dyslexia,

dyslexia wrote:

OmSigDAVID wrote:

The speaker of the House intends to overthrow the Constitution tomorrow to get this passed.

No more need to vote; she will "deem" passed or rejected whatever she wants.

yes, the constitution has gotten in the way of the liberal/socialist/communist agenda.

So it seems, hence their plot to overthrow it.

David

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Where is Joe McCarthy when you need him?

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Blessings be upon him

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@OmSigDAVID,

no need to overthrow anything, we have elections for that. Obama won easily.

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@dyslexia,

dyslexia wrote:

no need to overthrow anything, we have elections for that. Obama won easily.

Obama did not win the power to have his party decide which bills pass or r rejected
by "DEEMING" them passed or rejected without a vote.

THAT is overthrowing the Constitution and having Nancy take over.

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@OmSigDAVID,

I bet if the Republicans gave up their filibustering... the Democrats would give up their deeming.

(Somehow I find ramming it down their whiny little throats to be more satisfying.)

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@ebrown p,

Yeah, if Republicans gave them everything they asked for, they wouldn't have to resort to stuff like this.

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@ebrown p,

ebrown p wrote:

I bet if the Republicans gave up their filibustering... the Democrats would give up their deeming.

(Somehow I find ramming it down their whiny little throats to be more satisfying.)

It overthows the Constitution. That is liberal and radical,
and an act of fraud, so I see where u 'd like it.

Woud u accuse the Jews of being "whiny"
because of the concentration camps ?? This is serious, very, very serious.

It means the end of a democratic republic in the USA.

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@OmSigDAVID,

Calm down David. Take a deep breath. Take a couple of nice deep breaths.

There will be a vote on Sunday. The majority will win. The Constitution will be upheld. Republicans will not be rounded up in concentration camps. Next week, the USA will still be a democratic republic.

You are really going way overboard on this.

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