What can Brown do you you?

jamesrwright3 · Jan 19, 2010

No socialized medicine

Grizzly · Jan 19, 2010

jamesrwright3 said:
No socialized medicine

Thanks goodness. I was starting to worry that poor people would start getting access to health care.

nolongerhome · Jan 19, 2010

Grizzly said:
Thanks goodness. I was starting to worry that poor people would start getting access to health care.

No need to worry about that with the current plan, even if it passes.

reverend B · Jan 19, 2010

we'll see, james. all the house has to do is pass it as they got it from the senate and it's done. be careful what you wish for. this may have simply forced the house's hand.

Grizzly · Jan 19, 2010

nolongerhome said:
No need to worry about that with the current plan, even if it passes.

Sigh.

TheOtherHockeyMom · Jan 19, 2010

My hope is that with the election of Brown, since the majority is lost, they might go the reconciliation route and bring back the public option. It's a longshot, though.

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

jamesrwright3 said:
No socialized medicine

And how exactly is that a good thing? Explain, please. After all, poor people deserve health care just as much as anyone else does. To claim otherwise is to be discriminatory, and I sure hope you're not okay with being discriminatory.

mont974x4 · Jan 19, 2010

I would bet most people do not understand that what the dem's are pushing as health care reform does not do what the average dem wants it to do....but they will continue to be so bold as make false accusations about those of us who stand against the tyrrany of the obama admin's healthcare trap and other agenda items designed to keep people poor, dependant on the fed's, and in bondage.

but then, why should facts matter?

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

mont974x4 said:
I would bet most people do not understand that what the dem's are pushing as health care reform does not do what the average dem wants it to do....but they will continue to be so bold as make false accusations about those of us who stand against the tyrrany of the obama admin's healthcare trap and other agenda items designed to keep people poor, dependant on the fed's, and in bondage.

but then, why should facts matter?

Oh, so you think that poor people who can't escape from poverty on their own shouldn't have any sort of assistance from the government? I mean, I'm sure you support assistance from other sources (such as private charities), so why are you so against Democrats supporting assistance from the government? Assistance is assistance, no matter where it comes from.

jamesrwright3 · Jan 19, 2010

a_nony_mous said:
And how exactly is that a good thing? Explain, please. After all, poor people deserve health care just as much as anyone else does. To claim otherwise is to be discriminatory, and I sure hope you're not okay with being discriminatory.

Sorry, health care is not a right and poor people do have access to care.
No one is being discriminated against.

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

jamesrwright3 said:
Sorry, health care is not a right and poor people do have access to care.
No one is being discriminated against.

How exactly do poor people have access to care when they can't even afford it? Or are you trying to say it's their own fault they can't afford it, even though most poor people aren't poor by choice, but rather, by circumstance?

mont974x4 · Jan 19, 2010

a_nony_mous said:
Oh, so you think that poor people who can't escape from poverty on their own shouldn't have any sort of assistance from the government? I mean, I'm sure you support assistance from other sources (such as private charities), so why are you so against Democrats supporting assistance from the government? Assistance is assistance, no matter where it comes from.

I support the Constitution and the rule of law. I support real help, not bondage in the guise of givernment "help". I support biblical accountability, not the church passing the buck to uncle sugar. I support personal responsibility and good stewardship. I support not selling my children and grandchildren into debt on policies that do not even do the good they are supposedly doing (but don't even come close).

cheese007 · Jan 19, 2010

This is what happens when those in power become too complacent on top. We should've run a better campaign, and we know it. Hopefully this is the kick in the pants us liberals need to get out and campaign in the upcoming elections.

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

mont974x4 said:
I support the Constitution and the rule of law. I support real help, not bondage in the guise of givernment "help". I support biblical accountability, not the church passing the buck to uncle sugar. I support personal responsibility and good stewardship. I support not selling my children and grandchildren into debt on policies that do not even do the good they are supposedly doing (but don't even come close).

In other words, you support a Christian theocracy. Try living in Saudi Arabia for a month (or more) and then tell me how eager you are to turn this country into a theocracy.

And how is government help different from any other type of help, including the help that private charities provide?

Nathan Poe · Jan 19, 2010

jamesrwright3 said:
Sorry, health care is not a right and poor people do have access to care.
No one is being discriminated against.

Protection from crime is not a right either -- yet the police assist the poor and the wealthy alike.

A house is not a right either -- yet the Fire department will save a tenement as surely as they would save a mansion.

eldermike · Jan 19, 2010

I have no problem with giving the poor health care, somone should bring that up in congress.

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

eldermike said:
I have no problem with giving the poor health care, somone should bring that up in congress.

The entire point of universal healthcare is to give the poor access to healthcare. So why do you oppose universal healthcare, then?

GeorgeKillen · Jan 19, 2010

jamesrwright3 said:
What can Brown do for you?

Give me a place to call and email when I want my voice heard in Washington.

For the first time in my adult lifetime, I'm really proud of my state. :amen:

a_nony_mous · Jan 19, 2010

GeorgeKillen said:
Give me a place to call and email when I want my voice heard in Washington.

For the first time in my adult lifetime, I'm really proud of my state.

What is there to be proud of? All Brown stands for is pushing his personal morals onto others. Surely you can't support that, can you?

eldermike · Jan 19, 2010

a_nony_mous said:
The entire point of universal healthcare is to give the poor access to healthcare. So why do you oppose universal healthcare, then?

Not true, do some research.

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