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In article ,
says...
wf3h wrote:
On Aug 10, 9:35 pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama's support of legally replaced Honduras Chavez wanna-be
Zalaya
failed and the thug won't be back in power any time soon. The
Obama
admin realizing they had no basis for complaining about Zelayas
ouster
had to back down. Constitutional law won and Obama and Chavez and
Castro lost.
zalaya is a stupid ******* but obama, unlike his predecessor,
believes
in the rule of law. i realize that, to right wingers, the rule of
law
is something for other people, and power is the only law...but to
some
of us, constitutional principles still have meaning.
To review the facts of the case, the Supreme Court of Honduras
removed the sitting president for illegal activities. The Congress
of Honduras appointed the new president under the Courts
supervision.

As with everything else, if the obamadytes disagree with it, it is
trivialized or ignored. They still think there is no opposition to
their national health care plan.
Really.. I just watched 25 questions to Arlen Specter (sp?) and only
one was supportive (even she had problems with the bill), yet the
moron stood there and said something like "most Americans want this
bill". What is he smoking...

Why would he have to be smoking something, Scotty? Here, take a look:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/121664/ma...this-year.aspx
There is an immense gap between wanting healthcare reform and wanting
the government version. A majority acknowledges that we have problems.
But the fix according to the Fed's fix is not good to most people.
The above poll is exclusive to the government reformation.

But where does it address the plan as currently proposed? People want
reform. But the reform needs to be helpful.

Oh, so the majority of Americans are for the proposed plan, then it must
be helpful.

Take a reading comprehension course. Your statement is exactly 180 degrees
from what I stated. They want healthcare costs reigned in, but the majority
are not enthused with the Obama / House plan as it is now proposed.

Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
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Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
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JustWait wrote:
In article ,
says...
wf3h wrote:
On Aug 10, 9:35 pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama's support of legally replaced Honduras Chavez wanna-be
Zalaya
failed and the thug won't be back in power any time soon. The
Obama
admin realizing they had no basis for complaining about Zelayas
ouster
had to back down. Constitutional law won and Obama and Chavez and
Castro lost.
zalaya is a stupid ******* but obama, unlike his predecessor,
believes
in the rule of law. i realize that, to right wingers, the rule of
law
is something for other people, and power is the only law...but to
some
of us, constitutional principles still have meaning.
To review the facts of the case, the Supreme Court of Honduras
removed the sitting president for illegal activities. The Congress
of Honduras appointed the new president under the Courts
supervision.

As with everything else, if the obamadytes disagree with it, it is
trivialized or ignored. They still think there is no opposition to
their national health care plan.
Really.. I just watched 25 questions to Arlen Specter (sp?) and only
one was supportive (even she had problems with the bill), yet the
moron stood there and said something like "most Americans want this
bill". What is he smoking...

Why would he have to be smoking something, Scotty? Here, take a look:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/121664/ma...this-year.aspx
There is an immense gap between wanting healthcare reform and wanting
the government version. A majority acknowledges that we have problems.
But the fix according to the Fed's fix is not good to most people.
The above poll is exclusive to the government reformation.
But where does it address the plan as currently proposed? People want
reform. But the reform needs to be helpful.
Oh, so the majority of Americans are for the proposed plan, then it must
be helpful.

Take a reading comprehension course. Your statement is exactly 180 degrees
from what I stated. They want healthcare costs reigned in, but the majority
are not enthused with the Obama / House plan as it is now proposed.


Cite?

In article ,
says...

Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
...
Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
...
Calif Bill wrote:
"NotNow" wrote in message
...
JustWait wrote:
In article ,
says...
wf3h wrote:
On Aug 10, 9:35 pm, Frogwatch wrote:
Obama's support of legally replaced Honduras Chavez wanna-be
Zalaya
failed and the thug won't be back in power any time soon. The
Obama
admin realizing they had no basis for complaining about Zelayas
ouster
had to back down. Constitutional law won and Obama and Chavez and
Castro lost.
zalaya is a stupid ******* but obama, unlike his predecessor,
believes
in the rule of law. i realize that, to right wingers, the rule of
law
is something for other people, and power is the only law...but to
some
of us, constitutional principles still have meaning.
To review the facts of the case, the Supreme Court of Honduras
removed the sitting president for illegal activities. The Congress
of Honduras appointed the new president under the Courts
supervision.

As with everything else, if the obamadytes disagree with it, it is
trivialized or ignored. They still think there is no opposition to
their national health care plan.
Really.. I just watched 25 questions to Arlen Specter (sp?) and only
one was supportive (even she had problems with the bill), yet the
moron stood there and said something like "most Americans want this
bill". What is he smoking...

Why would he have to be smoking something, Scotty? Here, take a look:

http://www.gallup.com/poll/121664/ma...this-year.aspx
There is an immense gap between wanting healthcare reform and wanting
the government version. A majority acknowledges that we have problems.
But the fix according to the Fed's fix is not good to most people.
The above poll is exclusive to the government reformation.
But where does it address the plan as currently proposed? People want
reform. But the reform needs to be helpful.
Oh, so the majority of Americans are for the proposed plan, then it must
be helpful.

Take a reading comprehension course. Your statement is exactly 180 degrees
from what I stated. They want healthcare costs reigned in, but the majority
are not enthused with the Obama / House plan as it is now proposed.


Cite?

Sure, go back and reinsert the second link I posted yesterday from the
Huffington Post, didn't you read it, it was pretty clear?

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