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Michael Steele, Tim Kaine Square Off On Health Reform Passage

The chairmen of the Republican and Demcoratic National Committees debate the historic passage of health care reform on "This Week." Kaine suggests the Republicans were trying to block this "histori...  
 
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JMehrman (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I would venture to say (using Kaine's polling techniques here) at least 50% of those who voted for Obama, wish they could go back in time and change their vote!

The tea party protesters and those who gathered in DC last weekend also consist of Obama voters as well ... a large percentage too.

Just wait ... 2010 is just around the corner ...
JMehrman (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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The overwhelming majority do NOT want this obamacare!

Kaine is lying along with the rest of DNC. Notice how he didn't site his sources for the poll results he mentioned?

Polls that are open to the LEFT, RIGHT, and MIDDLE to weigh in on reflect something radically different than what douchbag Kaine is saying here.

Why has fascism replaced any remnant, however small, of bipartisanship?

Why is the current administration and the democratic party at large putting Benito Mussolini to shame here?
marzutraII (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Wasn't it Obama who said we shoudn't "use a hatchet where you need a scalpel"? Why is he using a hatchet against the health care system?
megarational (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Michael Steel is still harping on tort reform.
So pass this bill already. That doesn't stop anyone from also working on a tort reform bill.
As for the bill being a "government take-over of the health care system - I've heard this "big lie" from Republicans so much it's making me sick.
Pears1944 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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OMG. Your country still has an issue with equal pay for women. Don't tell me, they have to walk seven steps behind the men all covered up. And you call youselves a model society?
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democrats dug their own grave and so did Obama
PenguinProseMedia (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I can't hear anything Tim Kaine, that deafening sound of Creigh Deeds getting annihilated by Bob McDonnell in the Governor's race is blocking out everything you're saying.
Your state just voted by 20 points for a GOP governor Kaine, your party doesn't have a whole lot of credibility right now.
corpen11 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Halfway thru watching this, either men would have punched the other in their face.
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gbrady3434 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Did you notice them trying to one up each other with that macho shit where one touches the other in a demeaning way? First kaine grabs Steele's wrist twice.. Then when the segment was over Steele pats Kaine on the back. If I were Steele I would have stood up and knocked Kaine on his ass.

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