That pretty much says it all!

'Pelosi may try to pass health bill without vote'


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  1. Apples and Oranges5:18 PM

    I saw a lack of responses here so I thought I'd make your day.
    After observing all your copying and pasting tactics, along with GOP talking points, I thought I'd suggest that you change your profile from "news junkie" to plain ole "mind of a crack junkie that lost his ability to think".
    Have a nice life you unintentially hilarious
    Kool Aid drinking douche.

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  2. davidinIowa5:08 PM

    For me, it doesn't say it all. Guess i've been paying attention to the whole deal.

    Remember last November, an election of a majority of legislators. Thats one of those important polls that matter.
    I know when I voted it was in support of comprehensive healthcare reform. Long overdue and in the end, will likely be deemed a remarkable advance for America.

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  3. Dangerous Dreamer7:46 PM

    Just like Mass. Just like Canada. Just like NHS in England. They are all so successful. I can't wait for longer lines, higher premiums, higher taxes, oh and 40% less doctors as the New England Journal of Medicine states. What a deal! But hey its not really about health or care its about government control of your life. And correct me if I am wrong but isn't that what all you libs were screaming about GWB? But now with Captain Wonderful you are silent. Like lambs to the slaughter. So inspiring...

    Thanks for sharing...

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