Give Ben Nelson the boot! (Ron Paul, lawyer, poll, health care)
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The people of Nebraska should take care of him. I understand there are some Dems whining that if they didn't go along with it in the first place, they, too, would have gotten lots of bribes, er, stuff...which goes to show you, when gift bags are being given out with goodies they're all rhymes with bores.
Nelson is in his 60's and his current term runs until 2012. Local sentiment is running high against him at this time. A Nebraska poll showed 67% against the health care bill in the state. My guess is that he will choose to retire in 2012.
Nelson isn't the only one who should get the boot...
Landrieu got 100M to 300M... courtesy of taxpayers...
Vermont (Sanders) and Massachusetts also have their hands dirty with 1.2 billion of taxpayers money...
Florida, New York, Pennsylvania also has their hands dirty with continued medicare advantage plans (you know, the ones the democrats claims that are wasteful (cause they are) but ironically the democrats WANT to keep them while everyone loses them)...
Nelson however is the worst... Permanent Medicare funding from taxpayers... WTF? I can't believe it...
All incumbents need the boot except Ron Paul. The problems is that the alternatives will be pre-selected lawyer scum approved by special interests. Either way you lose. As Americans you have no choice but to be shafted.
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