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17 hours ago ago from The Ephemeric
I imagine most people will read this headline and wonder if I have lost my mind. Aside from the fact that I lean Democrat, and that I'm far too well educated to ever vote for the current incarnation of the Republican party, there are very few people who have any sympathy for the group of political song and dance men that are currently preventing Americans from getting healthcare. But I have good reason for suggesting this, so bear with me. ...
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18 hours ago ago from Havre Daily Corrector!
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5 hours ago ago from Democratic Talk Radio Blog
Howard Dean: ‘Kill the Senate Healthcare Bill’ http://trueslant.com/erikkain/2009/12/15/howard-dean-kill-the-senate-healthcare-bill/ Personally, I am in complete agreement only adding that we need to defeat in Democratic primaries all the elected Democrats who have made themselves obstacles to real healthcare reform (including a robust public option) and all Republicans opponents in general elections!
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