LOL…you mean like your Pelosi and Reid and Barack Obama, who are shrieking that people who oppose Obamacare are racists, Nazis, evil-mongers, and astroturfers?

We all understand why you want a fatter welfare check, Kevin. But what you’re seeing now is that people are doing what your parents should have done and insist that you work for a living rather than sponging off others.

Any day now…..

Waiting on you, Kevin.

For example:

You all get a bit uptight when people are questioning the basis for resistance to changing the broken health care system in this country.

Thank you.

Politically, scaring old people has been a good tactic and it’s working again – but not as good as it used to;

Yes. You libs are up to your usual tricks, but it’s not working. People aren’t keen on eating your shit sandwiches anymore.

I love the few bits I’ve seen where folks have been asked to tell them where the death panel thing appears in the bill and funny enough, they can’t tell you

Citation Needed.

I love it when liberals swear up and down, the State Run Media runs many Op-Eds, that it didn’t exist. Yet somehow, they managed to remove what didn’t exist from the HR.

Tell me, do you ever get dizzy to they point you throw up? Do you keep a bucket handy for after you post your nonsense?

Yep, interesting how you use the passive to say false claims have been made, given how many have been made by he who may only be criticized by those paid to do so.

You all get a bit uptight when people are questioning the basis for resistance to changing the broken health care system in this country. False claims have been made again and again about these system (the death panel comment from she-who-must-not-be-named was priceless) and debunked. Politically, scaring old people has been a good tactic and it’s working again – but not as good as it used to; I love the few bits I’ve seen where folks have been asked to tell them where the death panel thing appears in the bill and funny enough, they can’t tell you – their organizers told. fun.

Citation Needed for the whole comment.

In Kevin’s world, a guy holding a pre-printed sign designed by a PR firm who can’t tell you that it says “Healthcare Reform Now!” because he only speaks Spanish, is a grassroots, freedom-loving American patriot standing up for his beliefs (curiously, during the same month that Craigslist was loaded with offers of $15 per hour for people willing to “work for change”).

In contrast, a 70 year old woman holding a sign made with magic markers protesting Obamacare is presumptively an eeeeevil corporate stooge unless and until she can produce a receipt showing that she made some kind of financial contribution to the “cause” of opposing Obamacare (and the receipt must be authenticated and admissible in a court of law). In Kevin’s world, exercising Constitutional rights is free for liberals, but for conservatives, there’s an entry fee.

Not-for-profit isn’t what worries them. There are already not-for-profit insurance companies.

Unfair competition in the form of a government monopoly that doesn’t have to pay taxes, doesn’t have to follow the same business regulations as they do, and can charge less in premiums than what claims actually cost because it can write off every loss to the taxpayers is what they’re concerned about.

Since the point is to encourage competition, I have a solution: exempt private health insurers from having to pay taxes and have the government rebate them the value of their administrative costs and any debt they incur, just as the “public plan” will do.

Now watch as Barack Obama and his sockpuppets like Kevin start whining and squealing about how “unfair” it would be that the private plans would enjoy the same advantages that the “public plan” will have.

Um, those for-profit insurance companies you’re getting upset about are helping fund the President’s side in this debate.

It’s amazing how committed you are to smearing this movement. Just go look at the people, read the article Erica Werner wrote and remove your blinders. And stop relying on left-wing blogs and the left-leaning MSM for your source of information. You have zerio evidence, ZERO, to back up your claim that this is not a grassroots movement and yet you repeat this mantra as if it were gospel truth–as if the legitimacy of our concerns would vanish if you kept repeating your chant long enough.

Why do you have this incredible need to dismiss our concerns as non-legitimate? Is it that you are so upset by Obama’s rapidly tanking approval ratings. He started much higher than W and fell far more rapidly, without the media highlighting his failures.

The background of the groups that back the anti-healthcare reform movement always to track back to groups that are 100% funded by for profit insurance companies, hmo’s, etc. Boy, they have a huge amount of money to lose if a not-for-profit option actually gave them competition. Please show me some kind of proof showing that these rank and file citizens have actually given money to this “cause”. Calling this movement grassroots is akin to calling the protestors of the FL recount a “grassroots” movement: my favorite being the picture identifying “protestors” as Republican staff people flown in for the “protest”
http://politicalhumor.about.com/library/blfloridagopmob.htm

And let’s not get into the very qualified reach at historic importance….was it followed by the most quickly tanking approval ratings?