Republican Whip Eric Cantor Presents Growing List Of 21 Democrats Opposing Democrat Health Care Bill

Republican Whip Eric Cantor presents a growing list of 21 Democrats opposing the Democrat health care bill

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[busterdogsnow]

Most people are opposed to the bill. Seems the Dems are the ones who don't care about the people.

[chk2595]

Both parties want better health and care in affording it. The 'bait and switch' and 'no you see it and then you don't', along with redefining terms and what is there and what could it lead to and how much it costs, total and to me, along with a cumbersome addition of governement agencies is what is wrong with it.

It started in June, write it and run with it and get it over by July. It was wrong then and the extra baggage and bartering made it the worst bill ever in our great country.

[jay123jd]

Hell Boehner does not know the difference between the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. And Cantor needs his wife around to help him find the Capital building.

[FedaykinMaster]

@intomesyouwilllearn

Which article (or amendment) of the constitution is being violated, again? I keep forgetting. Or maybe everyone on the right keeps evoking the constitution but hedges when pressed.

[intomesyouwilllearn]

As a citizen of the United States I call for the impeachment of all members of congress and the President if they refuse to listen to the voice of the people and follow the constitution.

[wildpeachatl737]

So bipartisanship from the GOP's perspective means more about blocking legislation proposed by anyone other than themselves and using fear of losing seats to convince Dems to back your views.

Way to go and shows how much the GOP actually cares about Americans and the issues that face them. The GOP had plenty of chances from the statrt to be involved in the dialogue, yet chose to take the stance of saying no. Now you want to call foul?! Seriously?