"I do not think this is helpful. It doesn't move me one whit," Feinstein said. "They are spending a lot of money on something that is not productive."
— Sen. Feinstein (D-CA)
Have you looked at the surveys, DiFi?
MOST of us are spending a lot of money that is NOT productive.
Healthcare NOW... instead of insurance that never pays.
Read about Feinstein misjudging where the middle is.
"The strategist, who asked for anonymity because he was criticizing colleagues, said: 'These are friends of ours. I would much rather see a quiet call placed by Rahm Emanuel saying this isn't helpful. Instead, we try to decimate them?'"
— Anonymous sell-out
IF Rahm has made the call, it ain't working.
If he hasn't made the call, why not?
Make it happen, since it's as easy as a phone call from Rahm. Get these influence-peddling political favor-mongers to side with public healthcare, and there will be no need to decimate so-called friends.
Put up or shut up and get out of the way.
Read more about scared strategists also misjudging the middle.
"I get an election certificate from the people of Oregon," said Sen. Wyden, whose bipartisan health bill picked up its 14th co-sponsor last week. "As far as these ads are concerned, I pay them no attention."
— Sen. Wyden (D-Delusion)
The ads are neither FOR you nor TO you, Wyden. They're ABOUT you.
They're FOR the people of Oregon... who ARE paying attention... and YOU don't get that certificate you're taking about until AFTER they've decided if the ads are relevant or not.
Whether you think they are or not is practically immaterial.
Read more about Wyden misjudging the middle
The Millennium has passed...
...but the Armageddon-mongers haven't.
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See Senator Conrad (D-ND) Flip on Healthcare. Flip, Conrad! Flip!
"Conrad ticked off the areas of agreement that were reached Monday. 'National structure: I believe to be effective there has to a national entity with state affiliates and those affiliates have to have the ability to regionalize. I think his concern there can be addressed,' said Conrad.
"'Second, he believes there needs to be national purchasing power. I think that's a good point that the national entity would be able to do purchasing on behalf of the state and regional affiliates and on behalf of the national entity itself.'"
Remember when cooperatives were another word for commie?
Sen. Conrad can call it a co-op if he wants, but if it's a fully funded public program regulated by the federal government, I don't care if he's mincing words over state and regional affiliates.
One of the right-wing's favorite whipping boys for socialized medicine has state affiliates.
http://www.nhs.uk/
http://www.wales.nhs.uk/
http://www.scot.nhs.uk/
http://www.n-i.nhs.uk/
If we're starting to talk semantics... calling the national public healthcare option something Conrad can swallow while saving face... he's making progress.
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"'Second, he believes there needs to be national purchasing power. I think that's a good point that the national entity would be able to do purchasing on behalf of the state and regional affiliates and on behalf of the national entity itself.'"
Remember when cooperatives were another word for commie?
Sen. Conrad can call it a co-op if he wants, but if it's a fully funded public program regulated by the federal government, I don't care if he's mincing words over state and regional affiliates.
One of the right-wing's favorite whipping boys for socialized medicine has state affiliates.
http://www.nhs.uk/
http://www.wales.nhs.uk/
http://www.scot.nhs.uk/
http://www.n-i.nhs.uk/
If we're starting to talk semantics... calling the national public healthcare option something Conrad can swallow while saving face... he's making progress.
Read more
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