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Wed Dec-16-09 01:58 PM
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i am still howard dean's special interest. i |
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i stand with dr dean. what say you?
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Wed Dec-16-09 01:59 PM
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Wed Dec-16-09 01:59 PM
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2. I wish there were more of him. |
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Wed Dec-16-09 01:59 PM
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3. Were you his special interest with his HCR reform proposal in 2004? |
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The one that was worse than the one on the table now?
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Wed Dec-16-09 02:01 PM
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4. HeHey ...... look. Its my Secretary of Git 'er Done |
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How ya doin' guy?
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mopinko
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Wed Dec-16-09 10:33 PM
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13. i guess i recall thinking that his plan |
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was not all that practical, although to be honest, i do not recall the specifics. however, i take things people say to get elected with a grain of salt.
i do know, however, that the insurance companies were not scripting what he said then, and they sure the heck aren't now.
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Wed Dec-16-09 02:02 PM
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5. Dean's got it right ..... as usual. |
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Wed Dec-16-09 02:59 PM
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9. He's never let me down |
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He is the one who got the Democratic Senate and House and then Rahm took all the credit for it. They are afraid of him because unlike most other politicians he can't be bought.
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Wed Dec-16-09 02:08 PM
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6. He's the only guy in this picture who has sworn the Hippocratic Oath AND |
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takes it seriously. He knows what he's talking about when it comes to healthcare for all, and I trust him implicitly.
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His perpetual shilling for the charade of this reform, and his lying about the nature of the public option (calling it "single-payer"), has made me pass on supporting him or trusting him. Maybe he is right now, but I cannot help but feel he has alterior motives
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Wed Dec-16-09 02:48 PM
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8. I think, ove the last few months, he got himself all twsited trying to support Obama |
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When says what one really thinks, one sounds believable. You may disagree, but you don't find inconsistencies or feel the rhetoric is suspect.
I think he was defending what he didn't believe in and that made you see what you feel you've seen in him.
Look, he's a politician. But as politicians go, he's one of the better ones.
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Wed Dec-16-09 10:30 PM
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10. stinky, just this once, we agree completely. |
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Wed Dec-16-09 10:33 PM
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12. you better believe it. rec. |
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