Obama: " I don't spend a lot of time worrying about the procedural rules.." (healthcare, Barack Obama)

[lifelongMOgal]

Originally Posted by Werone

We need medical reform, and we need it NOW.

THIS bill only makes big pharma & insurance fat while increasing costs for individuals, rationing care, driving doctors out of medicine, and driving up our deficit.

Reform should be for the better and not for making the problem WORSE as does this bill.

[Sunny-Days-in-Florida]

All that money the left wing socialist spent on Obamas college edumucation and he doesn't follow the laws?

I thought he was a constitutional scholar?

Guess not.


Hey stupid, how about spending time on the most important issue facing America today.

Its called JOBS STUPID!

Remember, a few weeks back when HC was dead you mentioned it for a few days and now have again forgotten about it.

Another record month of foreclosures due to 9 million job loses because of Obama and he still is working on other things.

Amazing.

[WillysB]

I don't spend a lot of time worrying about what the procedural rules are in the House or Senate.

Of course not. He was rarely on the job and probly doesn't even know what the rules are.

"What? Me Worry?"

[Sunny-Days-in-Florida]

Originally Posted by lifelongMOgal

THIS bill only makes big pharma & insurance fat while increasing costs for individuals, rationing care, driving doctors out of medicine, and driving up our deficit.

Reform should be for the better and not for making the problem WORSE as does this bill.

Some people have no clue what reform is.

They are just repeating what they have been told.

This bill is NOT REFORM and is not even close to it.


Guess this vote wont be on CSPAN as promised either. Another Obama lie!

[Nomander]

Originally Posted by Werone

We need medical reform, and we need it NOW.

Sounds a lot like how a child in a store sounds when they are throwing a tantrum demanding they get their toy. /shrug

[Werone]

None of you think the current Medical system in america is in need of reform? Is that really the case?

[Nomander]

Originally Posted by Werone

None of you think the current Medical system in america is in need of reform? Is that really the case?

Didn't say that, but doing so by ignoring the checks and balances of our system is irresponsible.

[sanrene]

Best interview by the media in a long time. Baier refused to let him get away with his attempted filibusters, his non-answers and his blather.

He NAILED him on the special deals that are still in the bill.

How can this guy not even know what's in his own bill?

This was a disaster for obama

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,589589,00.html

Great interview. Finally, a journalist willing to follow up on his lies.

[Luke9686]

Originally Posted by Werone

None of you think the current Medical system in america is in need of reform? Is that really the case?

Most people do think exactly that. But consolidating even more control over the medical industry into even fewer hands will not reform anything. If there is one trait that is uniquely American, it's the overall distrust of our government. Which is a good thing IMO, because they rarely do anything worthy of our trust.

To the people saying this was taken out of context, will he or will he not sign the bill presented to him, regardless of the process in which it was passed? George Soros could walk in Congress, mow everyone down, have Dirty Harry pass it with one vote, and Barry would sign it into law.

[ovcatto]

Originally Posted by WillysB

I don't spend a lot of time worrying about what the procedural rules are in the House or Senate.

Of course not. He was rarely on the job and probly doesn't even know what the rules are.

"What? Me Worry?"

Methinks that the procedural rules of the House and Senate are so arcane that one would have to be one of longest serving member of Congress or either the House or Senate parliamentarian to fully understand them. But of course that is why there are parliamentarians employed by both houses.