Obama: ‘We’ve Go to Do Something’ on Health Care

by admin on March 15, 2010


President Barack Obama went to Minnesota to reinvigorate his pitch to overhaul and expand the nation’s health insurance system in a trip Saturday to friendly territory. (Sept. 12)

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hebrewhammershabbat March 15, 2010 at 5:40 pm

The Tea Party Movement is no different than the American Revolution? The American Revolution was an all out revolt against an overbearing colonial empire. The Tea Parties are irrational protests against taxes and healthcare reform.

rhfrost1 March 15, 2010 at 6:40 pm

ACORN spokespersons have never had a problem lying on camera1 John 4: “Perfect Love casts out fear

The Tea Party Movement is no different than the American Revolution, the Christian Revival Movements of 1735-42, The Prayer Movement of 1857, and 1900; that is seen as The Holy Spirit enveloping God’s believing creation to awaken his children to the truth.

God Bless You

BrittanyVenerable March 15, 2010 at 7:39 pm

Yea yea right i agree with ya!

madehero2007 March 15, 2010 at 7:39 pm

rpg:
In what way did I paraphrase Glenn Beck? Glenn Beck and the reports on Fox use many words and say many things, so I am bound to produce a sentence that uses a similar word/wording.

rpgmaker March 15, 2010 at 8:33 pm

I agree. More than common sense you need a critical way thinking. I don’t think that paraphrasing Glenn Beck helps your point.

madehero2007 March 15, 2010 at 8:48 pm

rpg:
I don’t simply take the word of a reporter. However; I’ve found that online papers and newspapers are much less reliable. The only way you can learn is if you look at he material yourself. You have to go out and read the bills being passed, watch the raw footage, and then use common sense to decide what’s real and what’s not. Most of the networks out there don’t even report the news. They choose to ignore it.

rpgmaker March 15, 2010 at 9:35 pm

The only person being illogical here is you since you take fox news as a serious news source. I watch fox news because it’s the only network that I get here and it amuses me! It’s amusing to see how, when the network picks a stand on an issue it gets reflected by every other show on the network. It’s amusing when they start to manufacture their smear campaigns. On current events newspapers, cable news are the only things you can rely on to keep you updated. AND then thinking, lots of it.

madehero2007 March 15, 2010 at 9:50 pm

rpg:
That would explain your illogical and flat out ridiculous opinion. You attack Fox when all you have are online newspapers and Fox. If you can’t see the point that I am trying to make, then you really shouldn’t be discussing politics, the economy, or any important matter with anyone. Don’t comment back until you view them all.

rpgmaker March 15, 2010 at 9:58 pm

Actually, I just watch fox news and read from every major newspaper online.

madehero2007 March 15, 2010 at 10:23 pm

rpgmaker:
You should start watching all news sources before attacking one. It has become too common for people to use attacks on Fox as a scapegoat, but if you view all news sources, they are far better than CNN, MSNBC, and most big papers/magazines. I know this because I watch the three big networks, read a short list of papers/magazines, and also include online sources. People like you enjoy letting your eyes glaze over as you lip sink to the reporters on MSNBC.

jdheelfan March 15, 2010 at 10:29 pm

Lie Lie Lie!

rpgmaker March 15, 2010 at 10:29 pm

Yeah, the bernie madoff ponzi scheme could’ve been totally avoided without the govt in the way. Totally.

rpgmaker March 15, 2010 at 11:20 pm

I agree that the govt could’ve dealt with the GM situation in a different way but it was considered too big to fail and the bondholders talk were stalled. The bondholders were getting in the way of the big picture so the govt did what it had to do.

rpgmaker March 16, 2010 at 12:13 am

So did you erase the past eight years eh? It’s easier if you just say that you’re a republican and can’t see past party lines, is not like it isn’t clear by now or that there are any doubts. You could just admit that one of your guys screwed up (it happens), that doesn’t mean that conservatism failed (bush wasn’t a conservative in practice) or that the GOP failed. The thing about torture is, uhh, oh yea, is not as effective as other interrogations techniques, stop listening to dick and fox news.

27227348 March 16, 2010 at 12:23 am

Did you guys hear Obamas new program called HR-1444? If you didn’t, google it. You’ll be surprised.

HogsBoysMavsCards March 16, 2010 at 1:01 am

If you get ripped of by a corporation, sue them. Don’t shop with them, hurt them where they’ll notice instead of bitch about it. The only quasi monopoly anymore is Wal-Mart.

HogsBoysMavsCards March 16, 2010 at 2:00 am

I’m not saying get rid of the FDIC, I’m saying to the government, “Don’t tell banks who to give loans to, especially if they can’t pay them back in their lifetimes.” That problem that helped escalate the great Depression was caused by speculation, the same thing that caused all of these problems with the Sub -Prime mortgages, insurance companies felt they could make more money by insuring those loans, when they became bad paper all of those polices became worthless, billions down the drain.

luv4knowledge March 16, 2010 at 2:48 am

ladylordess, how does torturing “enemies” save American lives? psychology has proven that under torture detainees give false information so we actually end up being less safe…I have more chances of being killed in the US by another American than I do of being killed by an enemy of the US…..do you remember what happened to the roman empire? we’re heading down that road if there is no massive change in US politics. beware the ides of march.

luv4knowledge March 16, 2010 at 3:41 am

The deeper problem is if we just focus on manufacturing jobs alone (those are important in and of themselves) and not enough on mental labor we will be dominated by Germany, Japan and India in the sciences…their kids are much smarter than ours, sadly, because we have such a negative attitude in the US against people who are smart, so we teach them that it’s unAmerican to be intelligent

ladylordess March 16, 2010 at 4:07 am

If only everyone knew that racism is a no brainer!! Regulation is necessary, but not intervention. If a company has failed, it should be allowed to fail. The problem with regulation is that we had regulation (except in some newer areas, hedgefunds) but the regulators have been asleep at the wheel. Bernie Madoff should never have been allowed to happen, but he had 12 more years after the SEC was notified. Government isn’t the answer, it usually is just part of the problem.

ladylordess March 16, 2010 at 5:04 am

I DON’T care about the bush admin NOW. I care about what is going on in our country NOW as you should be. I guess you have not been listening. I would torture our enemy ANY day of the week to save any one American, EVEN YOU!!!
: )

ladylordess March 16, 2010 at 5:14 am

If you have spoken to EVERY person who is arming themselves, and have asked them if they are right wing nut jobs, then I would believe you. However I do not accept ANY generalization. The BONDHOLDERS did not want that. The failed management and the Govt wanted it. They still took from one to give to another, INSTEAD of DIP financing and let them go the path they set out for themselves. The Free Market way, not the government prop us up again way. This is why people cry comm/socialism.

sk8bow March 16, 2010 at 5:39 am

i agree to your last response to me. i totally understand their are crazy racist people here in the world and to not generalize. that’s a no brainer. as to believing in free markets, i agree that it should be free…..to a point.

look at the collapse of aig and the many people who were to retire right before. you cannot expect power not to corrupt. it does each and every time if not regulated. this doesn’t mean i want socialism. we just need balance.

SueSavior March 16, 2010 at 6:22 am

The more I study politics and learn more about economics the less political I become! I don’t believe in liberalism or conservatism. I don’t believe in Dems or Repubs. Obama or McCain. It seems that I am all I have. Make money and let the sheep fight about the issues…. Unemployed and making more money than ever! See you at the mountaintop…

rpgmaker March 16, 2010 at 6:22 am

For someone that doesn’t have a side you seem very reluctant to admit that the bush administration crossed the line several times. You seemed very in line with the “look forward” attitude that Fox News is promoting and I’m guessing that you’re also ok with “enhanced interrogations techniques” (aka torture). Now, I could be wrong…

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