Dem Rep. Yarmuth "Cringed" At Obama Promise: "We Knew That Was Not Possible" (video)

RealClearPolitics ^ | Nov 5, 2013 | RealClearPolitics

[i88schwartz]

"We knew that that was not possible," Rep. John Yarmuth (D-Kentucky) said of President Obama's health care promise. "The federal government can't tell an insurance company to sell a certain policy or not. So we knew that there would be instances in which people would not keep the coverage that they had." (WHAS-TV, Louisville)

[Lurker]

And yet he said nothing.

[lavaroise]

We are softening to thieving ourselves, be it abortion, homosexuality or pedophilia embeded in this monstrosity, making a foreign thieving invasion of the muslims, Chinese or soulless Soviets all the more “cool” with the happy help of corrupt fed cops and tsa now seeking to arm themselves.

[randita]

Link says:

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[lavaroise]

heck,even Fox News treats the subject seriously as if it was just a clutzy cute president we have here, notwithstanding the like of Romney who helped mainstreamize the idea in GOP.

Nah, it could not happen here.

America is retarded accross all spectrum. Sheesh now FOxBusiness is also parading smoking pot legalization. yeah, right, more self robbing culture... as if Obamacare would allow it within a health concept.

[adorno]

And yet he said nothing.

He said nothing because he's one of those liberals that first wanted to get Obamacare passed, and to then worry about the problems. IOW, they had planned to cross the bridge when they got there. But the main goal was to get to the bridge. The bridge is here and they own it and we all have to cross it.

[Mastador1]

“The federal government can’t tell an insurance company to sell a certain policy or not. So we knew that there would be instances in which people would not keep the coverage that they had.”

Yah, but ziss ist der gubernment of herr blackenganger der uber fuhrer. At least in the mind of zero, the rest of us of course see him as a cross between the inept Col. Klink and the know nothing Sgt. Schultz.

[JohnBrowdie]

and of course, neither honesty nor basic decency were enough to compel you to either stop the lie, or expose it.

[VerySadAmerican]

Bingo! That makes him a liar, too.

[BenLurkin]

bttt

[skinkinthegrass]

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[Hotlanta Mike]