Subscribe in a readerWhat a bunch of crooks Americans have in Washington D. C. To get the health care bill passed the Democratic hardheaded had to buy votes from the Senators; some were from the Democratic Party’s own that knew the plan was bad for America and wouldn’t vote for it otherwise! It appears that the Democratic agenda is to ram some kind of health care down the people’s throat, whether they like it or not. All the polls have the approvable rate for the soon to be law at better than fifty-five percent against; but the Democratic Party isn’t listening or don’t care. Any way you look at the Democratic Party you have to call them sleazy and crooked.
The people you sent to Washington works for you and if you’re in the fifty-five percent against bunch you’re not getting representation. The crooks had town hall meetings, sent questionnaire forms in the mail, and received numerous calls and emails of the people against this bill; all the time they knew in their minds what they were going to do when it came to a vote. As broke as our country is think of the needless waste of paper; printing; mailing fees; and labor to get mailings out. This doesn’t include the cost of cold calling millions of Americans on the phone. They wasted your money and already knew their mind was made up. If that isn’t sleazy I guess I don’t know crookedness.
The Republicans aren’t any different except the will of the people is on their side, this time. I watch them pouring their hearts out daily; begging the Democrats to listen to the madness of rushing this bill through Congress. And, I see their appeal falling on deaf ears or hard hearts. They complain about the buying of the vote from Louisiana and Nebraska and try to press the Democratic Senate to see the unacceptable action of this. But, the Democrats don’t care they won. If the sleazy dogs worked in the business world; at the factory you may work at, or the coffee shop, or any where else you might work; they’d be fired so fast their heads would be spinning.
I’m not against some form of health care; I do lean more to reform of the insurance companies, because I don’t want the government in the insurance business or the health care business. We need reform that brings lower rates, longer coverage between jobs, no preexisting conditions; and a policy anyone could get, with one of the already formed agencies administrating it. All would pay doctors visits; specialist doctors; surgery; test; emergencies; and prescriptions.
At the next election I encourage you to vote against the sleazy dogs that want to work for you. They already proved they really work for themselves.
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