http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/02/01/obama-does-harry-and-louise-again/

Obama and his friends are the sleaziest, most dishonest politicians I have ever seen in my life. I am all for universal health care, but anyone who believes he will deliver anything for the American people but more lies is living in a state of denial.

This ad is the most disgusting and arrogant piece of shit I’ve ever seen on television.

We have a rather unique role in understanding the extreme liberal agenda. It’s almost like being a double agent.

That is why our views are gold.
Republicans didn’t show up at the caucus. We did! Republicans were not Clinton Centrist’s who experienced the process of being deposed by the leftist Marxists.
Republicans were not near as passionate as we were the ones that sounded the alarm that not all was good with these new rats.
Hannity and others frequented NQ and got good talking points that we provided first for them.

Those that are passionate for their party but had an
epiphany and could change 180 degrees and even embrace former political enemies on the right must have been terrified at what they saw in Obama.

Now the rest of the country is talking as we did a year ago…

and simply – those that voted for him were not interested in the

TRUTH

The difference was stunning. B0 took the state, but not without complaints of cheating by his staffers and volunteers there. His campaign cheated across the country, so I don’t think we can blame the result on voters alone. If the DNC hadn’t given him the election, we would have a competent president who could actually unite and improve the country today.

The VA and Military hospitals (and Indian) are govt. run. (And they’re generally underfunded and under manned) Other hospitals are not; single payer systems being proposed still allow for people to choose their doctors & hospitals. Same for everyone.

Expanding the existing Medicare system to eventually cover everyone is the quickest and, so far, the best way to achieve single payer. It’s not perfect (yet), but it works. Do it in phases; adding the youngest first, since they’re the most vulnerable, then each year add those born within a 10 year span, (either working your way from the eldest to youngest or vice versa) until everyone is covered. Make it an option; do this or buy your own private insurance. But you MUST have one of the other.

This would give the private companies time to adjust and Medicare time to expand – by using the facilities and staff of private companies that wish to be a part of the system.

Also the system must be refined, made more electronic friendly, the donut hole taken out of the prescription system, and bargaining for good prices on drugs must be allowed.

Unfortuately though, we’ll get the usual mish-mash of various bone-headed propositions, too complicated for many to understand and probably, in the long run, not much different from what’s already in place. But it will be heralded as a big triumph for the Ofraud and the “most excellent” politicians intent on pleasing their biggest contributors and corporate masters.

What a shame.

Yes, to his younger supporters, he showed “cool solidarity”; to us older individuals, we screamed “inexperience”.