Tea Party Express II, Fort Collins, Colorado. 11/3/2009. The Rivoli Revue performs. 7 of 10

The Rivoli Revue performs what The Washington Post calls "The Anthem Against Healthcare Reform" at a Tea Party Express II stop in Fort Collins, Colorado on Tuesday, November 3, 2009

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[dlsofsetx]

Do the whole country a favor Colorado.Throw out that pinko Bennet out in November.

[SparklestheClown]

Love It!

[warrenroche]

Do your own research, if you dare.  Go to newsDOTgoogleDOTcom and read any article regarding "The Baucus Bill".

[warrenroche]

I can see you are one of those, like Obama, who is an appologist for America. You are probably a Hugo Chavez fan too!

[fanficluvano1]

I see you are of the belief that America is the saviour of the world...please, please do some more reading.

WIthout the US quite a few countries in

Latin America would have been able to exist in somewhat liberal democracies. C.I.A-backed dictatorships anyone?

[fanficluvano1]

I'd like to know hat section you arre referring to also. It is important you provide evidence. Something to support your claims...

[USoSilly2Me]

What is the difference between a liberal and a puppy?

A puppy stops whining after it grows up.

[warrenroche]

Quck "sloganeering" seems to be your strong point.

If I thought you were worth the energy I would look up the section. However, are you unaware that all of the pending legislation, in one form or another, requires insurance companies to accept all applicants without regard to pre-existing conditions? Are you also unaware the Senate Finance Committee bill (The Baucus Bill) reduced fines for those who do not purchase insurance to a fraction of the actual cost? I'm sure you can verify that.

[megarational]

Brevity isn't your strong point is it?

Where does the bill say you can buy insurance and have coverage retroactive? Cite section please.

[warrenroche]

This is very simple. It is one thing for the government to establish rules, so long as those rules are in keeping with the U. S. Constitution. It is quite another thing for that same goverment to then COMPETE with the same companies it regulates. It represents a fundamental conflict of interest.

And please stop telling me about the other countries of the world. Without us most of those same countries would be living under either Facism or Communism.