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Lawmaker on Health-Care Reform Debate

Rep. Michael Burgess, (R-Texas), argues the health-care debate isn’t about reform, but political power.

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9 Responses to “Lawmaker on Health-Care Reform Debate”

  1. Obama is repealing …
    Obama is repealing the Bush tax cuts to the rich and gave tax cuts instead to the middle class.
    Maybe you should quit getting blow jobs from Glen Beck.

  2. All of the 7 major …
    All of the 7 major recent poll results I cited were for the question specific to the public option and they showed that the majority supported the public option.. Therefore you lied when you said that “the majority of Americans were against the public option”. You can’t weasel out of it.
    The majority favored the public option even when they were against the h.c. bill as a whole.
    Your continual attempts to cover your lie with more bullshit is a pathetic as your lying.

  3. Also the latest …
    Also the latest Bloomberg poll shows 46% approve 45% oppose which shows that there probably isn’t a concensus. Regardless of what people think of a public option (63% don’t even know what the public option is), this is just another atempt b liberals to give people something for free and create more dependant victims. The hard truth is that medical care is a commodity, it’s not a right any more than owning a house. Reform is needed, but the government needs to stay out.

  4. The question on the …
    The question on the Rasmussen Poll was the exact question on the public option 50% opposed 35% approve. You’re right I admit the question was not specific to the public option but only a complete idiot would dismiss the result that NOTHING SHOULD BE DONE and say that has nothing to do with the public option, unless your liberal mind equates public option with nothing. If your that dumb then I suppose I’ll take being a liar as a compliment.

  5. Is government run …
    Is government run health care going to raise your taxes? FACT:Yes.
    Is grhc going to create more jobs? FACT:No.
    Is grhc going to make you more healthy? FACT:No.
    Is grhc going to create more health care rationing? FACT:Yes.
    Is grhc going to create doctor and nurse shortages? FACT:Yes.
    Is grhc going to be the same “Top Notch” health care that congress gets? FACT:No.
    Is grhc going to save more lives? FACT:No.
    Is grhc going to cost more than what you’re paying the insurance companies now? FACT:Yes.

  6. never been, and i …
    never been, and i don’t plan too. and once again, people like you avoid the arguement and just trash, and make sarcastic remarks.

  7. Based on your rabid …
    Based on your rabid comments, you are probably no stranger to jail.

  8. i totally dont want …
    i totally dont want the public option!! i’ll go to jail!! what idiots support this!!! i wont pay a cent to this govt healthcare

  9. I’v posted links on …
    I’v posted links on utube.
    All the 7 major recent poll results I cited were the results on the question specific to the public option, and all showed that regardless of opinion on the total bill, most Americans favored a public option, contrary to your lie.
    Your last sentence clearly shows that you tied & then tried to back up your lie with poll results from a question not specific to the public option. Shows I was right all along by calling you a liar.

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