Posted on 05/31/2007 3:08:10 PM PDT by Kitten Festival
Health Reform: If the "detailed" universal care plan offered up this week by Barack Obama is a demonstration of the candidate's substance, he should confine his ambitions to the Senate.
As the New York Times put it, Barack Obama's plan "came after months of criticism that his campaign lacked specificity and policy heft on complex issues like health care." But his "detailed" plan is little more than a mixture of recycled liberal bromides, vague promises and wishful thinking.
In essence, Obama is promising everything — affordable, comprehensive health care for everyone that costs less and provides better quality. In his world, the only thing standing in the way "is Washington politics and drug and insurance industry lobbying."
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That’s an understatement...but he’s so clean!
Sounds like the Obama charade-campaign is starting to run out of steam already.
don’t forget he’s also articulate..
Storybook!
Those who want affordable quality healthcare, reform of the mess evil corporations foist on us, and have seen Sicko will flock to his bandwagon.
Kerry was also short on detail (as was Clinton)- I have a plan!
Lots of people voted for Clinton and not quite enough for Kerry but you get the drift- offer a shell of an idea and people will willingly fill in the missing details based on what they wish to hear.
Damn I thought I was getting ahead ... now not only do I need “algorebull warming carbon credits” I also need “obama snake oil crdits”! I guess I will plant a few more trees and capture a couple of rattlers. By the way where do I send the rattlers in for credit?
The only question needed here: “How are you going to pay for it, Mr. Obama?”
Bobby Jindal is ten times the politician Obama the empty suit is.
May be and he sure is an empty suit. Still the polls show him running ahead of the GOP and that is frightening. He has no experience, would be a dunce on foreign policy but he is a nice black man who must not be attacked by the GOP and surely the MSM will not. I want to see if any GOPer will take him on. They finally are taking on Hildabeast. But, will they dare to take on the clean black PC candidate?
VOTE REPUBLICAN. AFTER TWO YEARS WE HAVE SEEN THE CONGRESS GO
HAYWIRE.
VOTE REPUBLICAN. AFTER TWO YEARS WE HAVE SEEN THE CONGRESS GO
HAYWIRE.
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