I think Barack Obama is much more of a Teflon president than Ronald Reagan. And his White House is masterful at spinning. But it’s not working with ObamaCare. Why? Because no matter what is said on TV or in newspapers, nothing can override the reality people experience at work and in conversations with their brother, their sister, their neighbor, etc. See this video:
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I sure hope all of these folks take this into account when they vote in November.
We can only hope. With enough determination Republicans can take both the house and Senate
I sure hope so. Except Republicans winning, I think, is solely going to be a function of Obama’s failures.
That is how the bill works. Some people have to pay for the excess expenditure. In this case, the middle class must do that.
More pressure on the everyday worker
It’s a good point. No matter how much you spin things, reality’s always there to check you.
Obama learned that quickly
Reagan and Obama: The Untouchables.
Could be a great movie title
The Bill Clinton movie could be called the touchables
Beavers and dams
They’d make a great crime-fighting duo.
“They call it the Affordable Health Plan. There’s nothing affordable about it.”
So true.
For a program that was supposed to help people, it doesn’t seem to be doing a very good job.
“Affordable.” Yeah right. Affordable for who?
Not for anyone, including the people buying it
Shouldn’t there be a point where we stop penalizing the middle class?
There is. When they leave the middle class.