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I admit it: I had fun watching right-wingers go wild as health reform
finally became law. But a few days later, it doesn’t seem quite as
entertaining — and not just because of the wave of vandalism and
threats aimed at Democratic lawmakers. For if you care about America’s
future, you can’t be happy as extremists take full control of one of our
two great political parties.
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While many Americans disapprove of Obamacare, a significant number do so
because they feel that it doesn’t go far enough. And a Gallup poll taken after health
reform’s enactment showed the public, by a modest but significant
margin, seeming pleased that it passed.
| Ahem - "Now that President Obama has signed the legislation into law, most
voters want to see it repealed." - (55% - Rasmussen.
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Democrats had a lot of harsh things to say about former President George
W. Bush — but you’ll search in vain for anything comparably menacing,
anything that even hinted at an appeal to violence, from members of
Congress, let alone senior party officials.
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