Don't let health care be swiftboated

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Conservative activists, though relatively few in number, have disrupted health care events long enough.

Insurance companies, special interests, and partisan attack organizations are spreading lies and using scare tactics in order to incite people to lash out at their representatives and disrupt public events.

These disruptions are being organized and funded by special interest groups who are trying desperately to preserve the status quo.

One of the groups behind these disruptions – Conservatives for Patients’ Rights – is being helped by some of the same people behind the notorious ‘Swiftboat’ attack ads.

Groups such as Americans for Prosperity and FreedomWorks are also working behind the scenes to create the image of mass public opposition to health care, and have distributed talking points on how to disrupt meetings and drown out debate.

One of these memos expressly stated that the goal was to ‘rattle’ Congressional representatives, not have an intelligent debate.

In many cases, Republicans are stoking the flames.

In Texas, it was revealed that a local Republican Party chair was behind an organized effort to disrupt a town hall. In Wisconsin, a 'protestor' was outed as a Republican operative.

Their goal is not to debate or to make their voices heard. The goal of these disruptions is to hijack public discourse, shut down debate, intimidate supporters (especially minorities) and instill fear.

We can't afford to wait! People die while we debate! Next year is too late!
 
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Obviously by swiftboating you mean, "having the truth told about it".

Guess what, one can be an eyewitness to events without being in same boat as john kerry.

kerry thought paying off the vets in his boat only would be enought.

he's corrupt and cheap and stupid all at the same time.

Even when dems win, they're losers.
 
it amazes how much time the dems spend insulting those who are against the bill vs time spent intelligently debating and discussing why we should be for the bill....

the dems are sinking their own boat....
 
Nope we are supported by the facts in every example of other countries being able to deal with this problem much more successfully than our approach.

If we dont fix healthcare we will watch all the other industrialized countries overtake us while we mire in bad health and twice the cost other countries are paying.
 
Nope we are supported by the facts in every example of other countries being able to deal with this problem much more successfully than our approach.

If we dont fix healthcare we will watch all the other industrialized countries overtake us while we mire in bad health and twice the cost other countries are paying.

we are not other countries.
 
Nope we are supported by the facts in every example of other countries being able to deal with this problem much more successfully than our approach.

If we dont fix healthcare we will watch all the other industrialized countries overtake us while we mire in bad health and twice the cost other countries are paying.

The facts are kerry tried to discredit eyewitnesses just because they were in a different boat. When you're in a boat, you can see out of it right?
 
Choosing to go with the swiftboat metaphor was a big mistake. You lost on that one the first time.

You idiots just don't learn.
 
Nope we are supported by the facts in every example of other countries being able to deal with this problem much more successfully than our approach.

If we dont fix healthcare we will watch all the other industrialized countries overtake us while we mire in bad health and twice the cost other countries are paying.
Except the fact, of course, is that socialized medicine is a dismal failure wherever its tried. *shrug*
 
Nope we are supported by the facts in every example of other countries being able to deal with this problem much more successfully than our approach.

If we dont fix healthcare we will watch all the other industrialized countries overtake us while we mire in bad health and twice the cost other countries are paying.

other countries have theocracies....perhaps we should do that too
 
Proof please?
There's other threads here hat discuss the health care nightmares of Canada and Europe; I don't feel the need to rehash. You're side is promoting socialist health care, so the burden of proof is your to prove that your proposal would be better. So far I haven't seen anything to support that. *shrug*
 
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