I Have Never Voted for President Obama, Ever - Brent Brown, a Republican from Milwaukee

[BeyondGeography]

[3catwoman3]

1. Well done, Brent.

Very well done. That took courage, and he did it with dignity.

[asjr]

2. The first thing I have read and heard this

morning and it will be with me the rest of the day. Thanks to Mr. Brown!

[NoMoreRepugs]

3. even money bet he still votes R

[BeyondGeography]

7. I agree; but he won't want to see O-care repealed

[downeastdaniel]

4. Somewhere in this testimony, is a lesson for Congress...time to learn.

[zebonaut]

5. Trump wants to take his care Away

[yourout]

6. Pretty powerfull stuff.

Damn onions.

[ffr]

8. Good for him. Just wished it hadn't taken him

a life altering experience, for him and others like him, to figure out what we already know about this great man and the party we are proud to be associated with.

Can we just get some reasonable disagreements from the other side, instead of shelving every democratic bill without reason?

You won't see me on a stage introducing the President. I voted for Barack Obama, twice, John Kerry before him and Al Gore before him, because I don't want to have to resort to Republican death panels. I'll be voting for and encouraging others around me to vote for our democratic nominee as well.

[valerief]

9. I wonder if he's still a fuckin' people-hating Republican. nt

[denvine]

10. Republicans have no capability of feeling empathy for someone else.

You see it so often. I Republican is never able to empathize with someone else's problem until it affects them. There are so many instances of this. Only when a republican is personally affected by some hardship or the hard ship of someone in his immediate family do they change their tune. They are all about themselves until they need the help. I'm glad this guy came out and said what he did but if it had not happened to him, he would be pushing for repeal.