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Originally posted by justadood
That makes him a racist? I'd say it makes him sane, and representative of ALL of America, not just Fox's audience.
Originally posted by Wyn Hawks
...all politicians pander for votes - so pandering for the hispanic vote is no big deal unless you're one of those paranoid "oh my god, they're gonna take over" nitwits...
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Wyn Hawks
...all politicians pander for votes - so pandering for the hispanic vote is no big deal unless you're one of those paranoid "oh my god, they're gonna take over" nitwits...
Two examples of liberal elitism here.
First, pandering to potential voters with lies is OK- because the ruling liberal philosophy is "anything goes". It used to be called "the ends justify the means" when Lenin and Marx made it infamous.
Second, an example of the classic liberal viewpoint that anyone who doesn't agree with them is stupid, retarded, or in this case a "nitwit". Name calling is juvenile behaviour ...
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by justadood
excuse me but NO REPUBLICAN VOTED FOR IT.
if it was their ideals why did none vote for it.
talk about revisionist history
Bob Dole Favors Common Sense, Free Market Health-Care Reforms Losing health insurance coverage or facing obstacles to obtaining such coverage is a real concern for many Americans. We need insurance reform -- but the answer is not a federal government takeover of the health care industry. Bob Dole supports consumer choice, open enrollment and portability of medical insurance. In 1994, Dole introduced a health care reform bill which had no price controls, no mandates and no taxes. The bill took on a common sense, free market approach to health-care reform, focusing primarily on insurance reform, while offering subsidies to help low-income Americans buy health insurance. As President, he will: * Seek ways to make health care more accessible and affordable for all Americans.
March 4, 2010 Bob Dole the former Senate majority leader for the Republican party has made statements that the GOP should support health care reform. After all the Republicans had a lot to add into the bill which all the way through the House and the Senate as it was being voted on and amended to include some of their wishlist points. Republicans favored tort reform to limit lawsuits against doctors and insurance companies, Republicans want limits on health care coverage for illegal immigrants, then they wanted no funding to go to abortions for women, and Republicans seemed to have received most of what they wanted but they still are blocking health care reform.
if it was their ideals why did none vote for it.
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by justadood
That makes him a racist? I'd say it makes him sane, and representative of ALL of America, not just Fox's audience.
Fox's audience represents more of America than all the SCM (state controlled media) combined. You think any or many of that audience approve of what obama is doing - supposedly in their names? Check the polls to be re-educated if you do. Or wait until November and check those ressults.
Making a distinction between journalists like Brit Hume and commentators like Sean Hannity and Bill O’Reilly, McClellan admitted that “certainly” the White House used Fox News talking heads as “spokespeople” with “a script”:
MATTHEWS: So, you wouldn’t use Brit Hume to sell stuff for them, but you’d use some of the nighttime guys?
MCCLELLAN: Yeah, I would separate that out, and certainly I, you know, they’ll say, that’s because they agree with those views in the White House.
MATTHEWS: Well, they didn’t need a script though, did they?
MCCLELLAN: No, well, probably not.
McClellan later told MSNBC’s Keith Olbermann that “it was done frequently, especially on high-profile issues” and that Fox often gave the White House “its desired results.” Current Press Secretary Dana Perino would only tell Olbermann, “I’m not aware of that.”
Originally posted by neo96
reply to post by justadood
looks to me like just some R.I.N.O. just saying a bunch of crap to get elected
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by Wyn Hawks
...all politicians pander for votes - so pandering for the hispanic vote is no big deal unless you're one of those paranoid "oh my god, they're gonna take over" nitwits...
Two examples of liberal elitism here.
First, pandering to potential voters with lies is OK- because the ruling liberal philosophy is "anything goes". It used to be called "the ends justify the means" when Lenin and Marx made it infamous.
Originally posted by hippomchippo
Why is it the hate of the American people just bounces from one president to another and never gets to the root of the problem?