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Blue state govs. rip Senate health bill

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Are the democrats deaf?

The American people don't want this, and now governors of the two biggest blue states don't want it, yet those idiots are going to jam it down everyones throats.

We need to get these morons out of office, and never let them control any part of our government again.


Blue state govs. rip Senate health bill
By ALEX ISENSTADT
12/29/09 7:08 PM EST


The governors of the nation’s two largest Democratic states are leveling sharp criticism at the Senate health care bill, claiming that it would leave their already financially strapped states even deeper in the hole.

New York Democratic Gov. David Paterson and California GOP Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger are urging congressional leaders to rework the Medicaid financing in the Senate-passed bill, warning that under that version their states will be crushed by billions in new costs.

After the Senate passed the bill in a Christmas Eve vote, Paterson said the expansion would leave New York $1 billion in the lurch. The state faces a $6.8 billion budget shortfall heading into the 2010 fiscal year.

am deeply troubled that the Senate version of the bill worsens what was already an inequitable situation for New York and I will continue to be an advocate on behalf of New Yorkers to ensure we are treated fairly by this critical federal legislation,” Paterson said in a statement.

In a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Schwarzenegger wrote that the legislation would create a “crushing new burden” for a state with a whopping $20.7 billion budget deficit.

Blue state govs. rip Senate health bill - Alex Isenstadt - POLITICO.com
 
Even Nevada's Governor rips into Harry Reid for jamming this crap sandwich down the American people's throats.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9pTMdSr1F54"]YouTube- Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons Slams Harry Reid For Obamacare "Knife In the Back"[/ame]
 
LOL....Republican Governors blasting the Democrats. What more do you expect from the Party of No?
 
LOL....Republican Governors blasting the Democrats. What more do you expect from the Party of No?

Ahhh yes... Don't you even bother to consider that the American people are firmly against this garbage... You just keep on attacking the party that voted 100% with the American people, and defending the party that voted against them.

See you in November pal... lololololololol
 
LOL....Republican Governors blasting the Democrats. What more do you expect from the Party of No?

Yes, noted Republican David Paterson is certainly a card-carrying member of the Party of No™
 
The problem is by putting more people on medicaid it will bankrupt the states and they are not allowed a deficit like the feds they must have a balanced budget.
 
That's a myth.

Health Care Reform - Rasmussen Reports

However, while expectations for passage have risen dramatically, support for the plan has not. Just 40% of voters nationwide now favor it while 55% are opposed. Those figures are essentially unchanged from a week ago. This is the sixth straight week with support for the legislation between 38% and 41% (see question wording and trends).
 
That's a myth.

No sir, that's reality...

RealClearPolitics does a composite that shows that 38.4% are for it, and 51.0% are against it.

It's based on the following polls from this month:

Quinnipiac - Oppose +17
CNN/Opinion Research - Oppose +14
Rasmussen Reports - Oppose +14
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl - Oppose +15
Associated Press/GfK - Oppose +8
Gallup - Oppose +2
ABC News/Wash Post - Oppose +7
Pew Research - Oppose +13
FOX News - Oppose +23

See for yourself.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/other/obama_and_democrats_health_care_plan-1130.html

You ought to embrace reality every now and then, you might like it.
 
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Health Care Reform - Rasmussen Reports

However, while expectations for passage have risen dramatically, support for the plan has not. Just 40% of voters nationwide now favor it while 55% are opposed. Those figures are essentially unchanged from a week ago. This is the sixth straight week with support for the legislation between 38% and 41% (see question wording and trends).

Rasmussen Reports is not legitimate.
 
No sir, that's reality...

RealClearPolitics does a composite that shows that 38.4% are for it, and 51.0% are against it.

It's based on the following polls from this month:

Quinnipiac - Oppose +17
CNN/Opinion Research - Oppose +14
Rasmussen Reports - Oppose +14
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl - Oppose +15
Associated Press/GfK - Oppose +8
Gallup - Oppose +2
ABC News/Wash Post - Oppose +7
Pew Research - Oppose +13
FOX News - Oppose +23

See for yourself.
RealClearPolitics - Election Other - Obama and Democrats' Health Care Plan

You ought to embrace reality every now and then, you might like it.

Those are bogus.
 
almost every governor, both parties, has been screaming about this "mother of unfunded mandates" since the gov's assn this summer

phil bredesen, dem from TN, is always credited as standard bearer

but washington's christine gregoire, montana's schwitzer, colorado's ritter and new mexico's bill richardson have also piped up

Governors balk over what healthcare bill will cost states - The Boston Globe

on top of obama's insultingly offensive accounting, like---10 years of taxes vs 6 of benefits, double counting a quarter T, the doc fix, and cuts that will, for sure, beyond doubt, be ultimately deferred for expediency, as always, exploding the debt

on top of all that, obama has the obnoxiousness to proclaim repeatedly---hey, MY budget is balanced, let the states pick up the tab

200B of expanded medicaid, utterly unfunded

speaker reid himself originally objected to the baucus blueprint as "bad for nevada" for THIS reason

Harry Reid: Health care bill won't work for Nevada - Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009 | 10:36 a.m. - Las Vegas Sun

difi has been forcibly explicit on this point as there's no way her CA can bear 3B of brand new obligation

AG's of various states WILL mount constitutional challenges

they'll be political HEROES for doing so

constitutional objections will also arise over these mandates upon individuals suddenly to buy a product

it is what it is

THIS BILL will destroy more than half our states, all of em TOO BIG TO FAIL

and everyone knows it
 
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an attorney, oh, yes

esteemed partner in the prestigious firm of rabinowitz, rabinowitz, rabinowitz and whip

i saw it on court tv

prosecutor: i object, counsel is attempting to lead witness

judge: sustained

whip comes down: that's bogus

LOL!

closing argument:

prosecutor: so we've presented to you, ladies and gentlemen, a completely open and shut case, the accused was SEEN in the act by our station wagon, here, full of nuns

whip comes down: neener neener
 
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