"The American people say scrap the bill and start over"

[thundley4]

prolesunited   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 12:55 PM
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"The American people say scrap the bill and start over"
   
Where is the evidence of this? Where are the polls? Who is saying this but the GOP?

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389x7793736

liberal N proud   (1000+ posts)             Thu Feb-25-10 12:56 PM
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1. The tea baggers maybe
   
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Lil Missy   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 12:57 PM
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2. They are making that up.
   
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BrklynLiberal   (1000+ posts)             Thu Feb-25-10 01:09 PM
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10. BINGO! They just lie...and do it knowingly. Rachel proved it last night.
   
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piratefish08   (730 posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 12:57 PM
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3. It is up to our elected democrats to call them out on bullshit like this.
   
And then they don't.
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Echo In Light   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 12:58 PM
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6. of course not
   
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Christa   (1000+ posts)             Thu Feb-25-10 12:58 PM
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4. I am so damn angry   
   
I can puke on Cantor.


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Monk06 (1000+ posts)         Thu Feb-25-10 01:39 PM
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13. It's a toss up who is more slimey, "Golf Tan" Boner or "Can't Do" Cantor
   

That stunt of stacking three copies of the bill
in front him was typical. The President pulled
Cantor's Wings followed by Louse Slaughter who,
true to her name slaughtered Cantor and the other
obstructionists with her denture anecdote. "This
is cruel." She also pointed out that in 1991
medical trials for drugs and other forms of
treatment were only conducted on and for the
benetit of, adult white males.

So that's just who the Republicans represent.
Those who are just like themselves. Rich, greedy and cruel,
white males.
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Tesha   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 12:58 PM
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5. Lots of progressives too!
   
The moment they arrested the folks clammoring
for Single Payer, I knew our Democrats had run
off the rails.

Tesha
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Barack_America   (1000+ posts)             Thu Feb-25-10 01:03 PM
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7. Don't worry, Dick Army will gin some up, complete with "homemade" signs and everything.
   
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goclark   (1000+ posts)             Thu Feb-25-10 01:05 PM
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8. I think I know who it is ~
   
The polls are made up by the MSM now.

CNN tells you all the time what to believe.

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malaise   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 01:06 PM
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9. Sarah Grifter's
   
'real Americans'?
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chelsea0011   (1000+ posts)           Thu Feb-25-10 01:10 PM
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11. I think I heard on Bill Press this AM that there was a poll this AM in either
   
the Washington Post

Not one damn DUmmie offers up any proof whatsoever. 

Here ya go DUmmies, read it and weep.

Voters still strongly oppose the health care reform plan proposed by President Obama and congressional Democrats and think Congress should focus instead on smaller bills that address problems individually rather than a comprehensive plan.

A new Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds that 41% of voters favor the proposed health care plan, while 56% oppose it. Those figures include 45% who strongly oppose the plan and just 23% who strongly favor it.
Support for and opposition to the plan are at the same levels they’ve been at since just after Thanksgiving.

Democrats continue to strongly support the health care plan much while it is opposed by Republicans and voters not affiliated with either major party. Seventy percent (70%) of the Political Class strongly favor the plan, while 57% of Mainstream voters strongly oppose it.
Sixty-three percent (63%) of all voters say a better strategy to reform the health care system would be to pass smaller bills that address problems individually. Twenty-seven percent (27%) still think passing a comprehensive bill that covers all aspects of the health care system is a better idea. Eleven percent (11%) are undecided.

Sixty-five percent (65%) of those who strongly support the president’s plan favor a comprehensive approach, while 85% of those who strongly oppose the current plan say smaller, individually-focused bills are a better way to go.
Earlier this month, just after the president called for a bipartisan summit meeting to get his health care reform plan back on track, 61% of voters said Congress should scrap that plan and start all over again.

Rasmussen

[Ralph Wiggum]

Here ya go DUmmies, read it and weep.
 Rasmussen

But Rasmussen is a Repug mouthpiece!!! (DU mode)

[Karin]

OK, I think it's honestly insane to now be screaming "THE MSM ARE JUST MAKING THEM UP!!"   Come on, now DUmmy lurkers, think that through.  Google is your friend.  I think even the lefty Greenburg polls show the same thing.