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Passions over health care reform
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JUST SAY NO TO HEALTHCARE Reconcilliation Where Its Deemed Passed.
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the Democrats using Reconcilliation to pass ObamaCare would be akin to a Kamikazi mission.
Well interestingly, ironically and curiously enough on February 28, 2010 on 'This Week', the esteemed Sen Lamar Alexander (R-TN) put the use of passing Healthcare by reconcilliation in this manner:
"Senate Republican Conference Chairman Lamar Alexander says pushing health care reform through Congress by a simple majority using the reconciliation process would be political suicide for Democrats and vowed to campaign for the repeal the bill if it passes. On “This Week”, Sen. Alexander to told Elizabeth Vargas, “It would be a political kamikaze mission for the Democratic Party if they jam this through after the American people have been saying.”
JUST SAY NO TO RECONCILIATION Of Healthcare Reform
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