This entire post is angering and needs to be forwarded to as many people as can read it! I am especially upset about the AARP meeting and the audacity the "representative" there had to treat all those people the way she did. She needs a quick lesson in respect, southern style--after all she WAS in Texas!
This is ridiculous. Mike Ross has been personally leading the fight against health care reform for the Blue Dogs, using RNC talking points the whole way. Furthermore, as a former pharmacy owner, he has had a personal financial interest in making sure this thing doesn't pass. And on top of all of that, HE HAS RAN THE PAST 2 ELECTIONS UNOPPOSED. And they are STILL treating him like he's some Stalinist collaborator!?
As for Dana, "a quick lesson in respect, southern style" sounds an awful lot like a euphemism for lynching.
And finally, Mike Volpe, if you want to believe that these tea bag thugs are the only human beings in this entire country who vote, go on right ahead. But to mention that Brad Miller of North Carolina has decided not to hold town halls and then make it sound like he's hiding behind his desk when the real reason IS BECAUSE HE HAS RECEIVED DEATH THREATS is, frankly, the absolute worst thing I have ever seen you do since I started reading your blog back in November.
I am sure that the folks at the town halls aren't the only ones that vote, however they are making thei voices heard now. Those that support health care reform aren't all that excited in their defense.
Mike Ross, I believe, has signed on to the House plan, which is what I believe the crowd was upset about. I didn't actually say why Miller wasn't holding town halls. I just said he wasn't. I don't know why though I am not sure how face to face meetings are any safer. I haven't heard about any death threats though that would be terrible.
That said, if this is the "worst" thing I've said, then I will take that as a compliment.
Please note. I welcome any and all comments from any political perspective. I will not stand or approve any swearing, and personal attacks will likely also not be approved.
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This entire post is angering and needs to be forwarded to as many people as can read it! I am especially upset about the AARP meeting and the audacity the "representative" there had to treat all those people the way she did. She needs a quick lesson in respect, southern style--after all she WAS in Texas!
This is ridiculous. Mike Ross has been personally leading the fight against health care reform for the Blue Dogs, using RNC talking points the whole way. Furthermore, as a former pharmacy owner, he has had a personal financial interest in making sure this thing doesn't pass. And on top of all of that, HE HAS RAN THE PAST 2 ELECTIONS UNOPPOSED. And they are STILL treating him like he's some Stalinist collaborator!?
As for Dana, "a quick lesson in respect, southern style" sounds an awful lot like a euphemism for lynching.
And finally, Mike Volpe, if you want to believe that these tea bag thugs are the only human beings in this entire country who vote, go on right ahead. But to mention that Brad Miller of North Carolina has decided not to hold town halls and then make it sound like he's hiding behind his desk when the real reason IS BECAUSE HE HAS RECEIVED DEATH THREATS is, frankly, the absolute worst thing I have ever seen you do since I started reading your blog back in November.
I am sure that the folks at the town halls aren't the only ones that vote, however they are making thei voices heard now. Those that support health care reform aren't all that excited in their defense.
Mike Ross, I believe, has signed on to the House plan, which is what I believe the crowd was upset about. I didn't actually say why Miller wasn't holding town halls. I just said he wasn't. I don't know why though I am not sure how face to face meetings are any safer. I haven't heard about any death threats though that would be terrible.
That said, if this is the "worst" thing I've said, then I will take that as a compliment.
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