If they say ObamaCare, we should say Obama Cares

[soupkitchen]

So, the Republicans and Tse-tse Party flies are trying to make ObamaCare a term of derision.

The public relations answer is, of course, "yes, Obama cares"

Then in 2012 the message will be Obama Cares, (fill in the blank) doesn't.

[NJmaverick]

1. good one!

[abelenkpe]

2. That is awesome!

Good job. I hope this catches on. :)

[havocmom]

3. Bullshit. That is STILL letting the GOP frame discussion and it's silly

[Ferret Annica]

7. I see it as a retort, "Yes, Obama cares ..or were you saying something else,

buttercup?" I talk on conservative forums all the time because to me, arguing is 75 percent of the fun of forums. Turn it back on them with a truer meaning, then frame needed health care reform as what it is, long overdue, historic, and highly welcome change.

[Cleita]

4. Actually, call it what it is, RomneyCare.

It's the truth and it puts it back in their camp with one of their boys.

[Oregone]

5. DoleCare or NixonCare also apply

[Cleita]

6. Yes and give credit where the credit is due. n/t

[emulatorloo]

8. If we have to have a silly name for it, why not "111th Congresscare" - that would be more accurate

[Walk away]

9. If they want to call it ObamaCare let them.

Imagine if instead of S.S. they called it Roosevelt Care or Medicare was Johnson Care. Let the start of Universal Health Care be named after Obama. These Pukes are morons. There will never be a McCain or Palin Care.

[elocs]

10. If they want to call it "ObamaCare" then they should call it the "Bush Recession".

But that would require too much consistency.

[Kahuna]

11. I already do. But, great minds...

:toast:

[Raschel]

12. We should say BushWar. No more Iraqi war. BushWar or Bushaqi war.

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

13. Do we have to mean it?

[BeFree]

14. I like it

Yes, Obama does care. He just proved it against great odds.

[grahamhgreen]

15. Please help us expand Medicare as well ; )