Nothing to lose
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Healthcare bill passes in the house despite the wants of the American people?
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Would this have been a more appropriate headline?
- Thread starter Nothing to lose
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No. Recent polls show that 65% of the American public wants a public option. All of those people voting for it had received multiple contacts from constituents requesting it. The fact that you and the people around you don't want it changed does not reflect the opinions of the majority of the nation.
Brown9500v1
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When ya got NUTHIN', ya got nuthin' to lose.
No, unless you are a crazy right winger. This would be appropriate. "Healthcare bill requested by the majority of Americans passes despite some ignorant minority rightwingers who think their 20% is somehow more important than what the rest of us want."
The majority of Americans have wanted reform for a long time.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/121664/majority-favors-healthcare-reform-this-year.aspx
The majority of Americans have wanted reform for a long time.
http://www.gallup.com/poll/121664/majority-favors-healthcare-reform-this-year.aspx
tribeca_belle
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No. Most Americans want health care reform. The House bill is a good bill and I'm glad that it passed. My hope is that it won't get watered down in the Senate.