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This is in response largely from the contentious and often times raucous attitudes around the country at various town hall meetings. And quite cleverly orchestrated with the phony 'tea-party' goers type of worthless noise. Design of course to take the focus away, create baseless fear and keep the monoliths of health care in America constantly in your budget.
(provided of course you have a budget after spending a $1000.00 dollars a nights stay in the hospital and a $100.00 for an aspirin)
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This is in response largely from the contentious and often times raucous attitudes around the country at various town hall meetings. And quite cleverly orchestrated with the phony 'tea-party' goers type of worthless noise. Design of course to take the focus away, create baseless fear and keep the monoliths of health care in America constantly in your budget.
(provided of course you have a budget after spending a $1000.00 dollars a nights stay in the hospital and a $100.00 for an aspirin)
What ever happen to America..
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