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Originally Posted by PR_Tom
You're relying on a slanted POLL you know. 60% of people would think Jesus Christ was a bad person if you word the poll correctly.
When polled on specifics in the bill, the majority like ALL of them.
It's a draw if forced to be tit for tat on polls. Elections have consequences. He ran partly on health care reform, he was elected, it's not a surprise that the majority will be just fine with it.
And we all know that scare tactics work. So dont forget to account for whatever percentage of that poll being a direct result of being afraid with NO real information.
Anyway, the time to debate if it should be a law or not is really over. It's signed, it'll be reconciled and maybe we'll find no monster under the bed. Wouldnt that be a good thing?
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Actually it was a CNN poll, and while people liked parts of the bill, as a whole they didn't like it, there are parts of it I even agree with, but there are parts I strongly disagree with.
And why do people keep saying "elections have consequences"? are you saying just because Obama campaigned on "healthcare reform" that he can now shove whatever he wants down my throat and I'm supposed to like it? I'm supposed to be happy because he's taking from me to give to somebody else?
Decisions have consequences too, as I hope we'll see in November and again in 2012.
And it will never be a good thing as long as I'm forced by law to either buy overpriced insurance at the governments direction or pay a portion on my income to something that does not benefit me in any way.
The last time someone told me that something was "for my own good" was my mother,
And she only said it once
