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Democratic Leadership – yes the same ones that passed ‘Free Healthcare’

Written on April 14th, 2010 by adminno shouts

FREE HEALTHCARE / Obamacare supporter…and Democratic Representative… Hank Johnson:

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Do you think our health care is in good hands? Just think…people like this guy will be making… ahhhh, I mean…. DID make those choices for you. Frankly, after seeing this video and contemplating that people like this are now managing the direction of our health care system, I am seriously thinking that the tea party movement is on to something when they say to throw the whole thing out.

Free Health Care?

Those that think it is free likely have a similar i.q. to the representative in the above video. But, yet it has been reported that immediately following the passage of ‘free healthcare‘, some began lining up asking where is my free Obamacare? C’mon people, wake up and see what is happening to, and what is destroying our country? My opinion…it is both the leadership that enables, and those with their constant hands extended…palms up…that are two of the main components of the problem. Let’s hope that we can collectively, one by one, effect appropriate ‘change’ to correct this situation before the U.S. is irretrievably separated from its’ founding principles.

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