The Fed Up American says:

He is a self-absorbed president who is far to interested in his own supposedly historic accomplishments, such that they are.  And his far left congress is ONLY interested in ramming healthcare and other unpopular leftist agendas down the throats of Americans as a way to insure the future of their socialist Democrat Party.

Sounds about right!

Do whatever you can to contact your politicians and tell them NObamacare!

Quoted on MSNBC,  Pelosi says:

“We also have the responsibility, if we can’t find that common ground, to stand our ground on principles,” said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), rejecting bipartisanship as a goal unto itself. “If we can’t find a bipartisan way to do it, we are not going to say, ‘Well, if it is not bipartisan, we are not going to do it.’ We are going to do what we believe.”

So–the REPUBLICANS have to move to the Democrats’ side in a compromise, and be “bipartisan”…but if the Democrats can’t find a bipartisan way to do it (i.e. if the Republicans decide to stand ground on THEIR principles…) then the Dems are going to “do what they believe” and push forward anyway.

That is without a doubt the most hypocritical thing I’ve ever heard.
It’s NOT OK for the Republicans to say “NO” and stand their ground on principles (knowing they’ll be ridiculed as the “do nothing” party by the Democrats) but it IS OK for the Democrats to do EXACTLY the same thing?

How can ANY American support this?

Perhaps the President should practice what he preaches and step back, save face and try again….

Wishing all the best in health and prosperity to Americans everywhere.  A special prayer is sent out for our American troops who are serving in harm’s way to keep us safe and free!

Hypocrisy?

This is appalling!  These guys have no respect for the American People whatsoever!  Think about it in 2010!

The Senate bill is so unwieldy that the health-care system it will create will almost certainly break apart and force us into Canadian-style care. As Rep. Anthony Weiner (D., N.Y.) said in a statement, the Medicare expansion “would perhaps get us on the path to a single payer model.”

and

But the falling poll numbers tell us anyone who tries to force a full health-care debate that pushes a vote past the holidays will not suffer politically. One reason the Democrats are frantic for a vote before Christmas is that they fear what will happen if senators have to go home and talk with constituents before voting.

God forbid these self serving, power-hungry idiots would have to hear from their constituents again!

Think about it!