"Tosk" wrote in message
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"jps" wrote in message
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On Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:15:26 -0700, "nom=de=plume"
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Such as? And Snow is not a republican, well, maybe in name...


In any case, Snowe's a Republican. I'll let you look them up... no
public
option, etc.

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She's a Republican of a very rare sort. Reasonable.


She's willing to talk in a serious fashion. Pretty rare for a
Republican,
but it's welcome. She has too much power for that single vote,
however.

Just looked up "reasonable" in Websters and it didn't say anything
about
"bought and paid for"...


By whom do you think she's been bought? Certainly not the insurance
lobby,
if she voted for *any* semblance of reform.

Why? Because Obama said so.. Maybe Geitner, Murtha, Jefferson, Rangle,
Dodd, Kerry or one of the others who should be investigated for fraud?
The bar keeps changing. First it was Health Care Reform, then when that
didn't work, the boogie man was changed to Health Insurance Reform. Just
like Jobs created, turned to Jobs Saved (only 30,000 to date anyway).
What will it be next, Health Provider Reform, hey, there are lots of
Doctors out there to blame? Either way, wait till the "open door
negotiations" come out from behind closed doors and we will see what
earmarks Snow gets for her vote.

Either way, now that one Republican voted for it, it's now completely
and totally bipartisan, snerk...


Don't use snerk. You'll be accused of being Harry. lol

Do you or don't you believe that many senators (on both sides of the aisle)
are bought and paid for by the insurance lobby (cartel actually). Not sure
what Geitner and Murtha have to do with healthcare reform. Is this a
conspiracy theory of yours? Then, ask me if I care if reform is bipartisan.

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