You got that right. Our country is in the fight of its life and he's just "playing the game" and having a grand old time now that Sarah Palin bailed his sorry A$$ out in the runoff election.
One more lesson learned about the GOP, Sarah. The whole corrupt lot of 'em need to be fired.
David Karki of the Northstar Writers Group had a piece today in which he talks about the death struggle between the Left and the people over Health Care with the gutless GOP essentially doing nothing to stop the forces of radicalism:
The GOP steadfastly refuses to be a public voice of real opposition, and as such they are just as much a part of the problem. It's said that all that's need for evil to triumph is for good men to do nothing, and that's exactly what the GOP is doing – nothing.The only one who is clearly calling Obama and Pelosi to account is Sarah Palin. I close by linking to her statement on the health care debate, posted last Friday on her Facebook page. If not for her, there would be no Republican opposition at all.
Senator Chambliss,
The Constitution does not allow our federal government to be invasively involved with individuals' healthcare. Any legislation that a modern liberal advocates is pernicious pervasive Socialism and must be thwarted in every way possible. You were not sent to Washington, DC simply to discover cute and clever legislation that “helps people!” You were sent there to uphold and protect The Constitution!
There is no possible way that Governor Palin’s reference to “death panels” will not eventually happen under “Obama-care!” By every trend since our founding, government bean counters would force bureaucrats to cut back the necessarily staggering out pay for goods, services and medications required under a single-payer government healthcare. This would have the direct result of the early death of any individual at the tenuous edge of survival. You and Senator Isakson will have their blood on your hands if you do not fight this Democrat plan, even to your very last breath.
With thinnest regards
higgmeister
I see you knew about Chambliss already. There is no indication that he supports Obama's plan here. While it is stupid for him to say generalities like "something must be done", it's not reason to fire him unless you know what those somethings are, From the article: (1) tort reform, (2) opt out by people who don't want insurance, (3) private health initiatives. Do you have a problem with any of those specifically? Do you have any specific proposals by Chanbliss that you disagree with?