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    Posted March 22, 2010 by
    BeAmerican
     
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    Passions over health care reform

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    Reform?

    By BeAmerican  |  Posted March 22, 2010  |  New Orleans, Louisiana
     

    This 'Reform' Bill stinks to high heaven and the Democrats know it.  Why else do you think they used such a Back-Alley, underhanded, sneaky way of getting it passed?  The Bill itself is useless and will end up inflating healthcare costs.  It's like they threw a dirty diaper at the wall and said 'Let's see what sticks'.  Well we know what will stick and most of us don't like the way it smells.  The only good to come out of this is Good Bye Pelosi and all her cronies, Good Bye all Democrats who voted 'Yes' for the Bill.

     

    AND ON TOP OF THAT!  They put in another item regarding education loans!  Was this item not strong enough to stand on it's own?  Why couldn't this one be a Bill in it's own right?  Why as a rider on the Health-Care Bill?  Another Back-Alley Deal that's why.

     

    Stalin himself would have hesitated to use the method you guys used to pass this Bill and you know it.

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