Posted on 02/26/2010 3:07:38 PM PST by Clyde5445
We should be thankful for yesterday’s 7-hour health care summit – it was helpful in that it allowed Americans to hear the fundamental differences in approaches to meeting health care challenges. On one side, commonsense conservatives laid out fiscally-sound, free market-based, patient-centered solutions; and on the left’s side we heard about the Democrat’s belief that growing government is the only way to meet challenges.
As the saying goes, “Everyone is entitled to his opinion, but not his own facts.” When these “facts” concern one-sixth of our economy and something as important to our personal wellbeing as health care, we’d better make sure they are the real deal.
Please take a look at the compilation below from GOP.com correcting the top five falsehoods from yesterday’s summit. I appreciate their research and revelations compiled here.
- Sarah Palin
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It tells the story well
Until it becomes an f.gif, or s.gif, snicker.
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The ol’ remote EDIT scenario -
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Lol, they are edited down to zero in your folder!!
She left out:
The American people don’t care HOW legislation is passed.
This woman is the closest thing I’ve seen to an ideal political match (for me) in a quarter century.
I SO want her to run for President. No, actually, I don’t want her to run, I want her to WIN.
I keep hearing the pundits and the ‘old hands’ with their advice… I dunno, I think she’s gonna do her thing, and do it her way, and win or lose, she’ll do it with a bang.
Madame President. I could get used to that.
Bumpity bump!
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