that s why religious folks, that s why nonpublic employees, labor unions and nonunions alike, people in the workplace that care about being treated decently in this society are coming to our side on it. i think it s really clear. sherrod brown from ohio, good to have you here. always a pleasure. happy birthday, health reform. our birthday gift to health reform is return of debunktion junction. that s coming up. first, one more thing about republican governors making themselves famous. maine s governor paul lepage supports union stripping in his state. when wisconsin erupted in huge protests against the union stripping bill, governor lepage in maine got publicly excited about the prospect protests would come to maine next as he tried to pull off the same thing. he also proposes raising retirement age for state workers and supports a huge 19th-century rollback of child labor laws. in case the whole hostility against working people wasn t big enough, they are going so
reform is unpopular, what he means is health reform is popular. hash tag, omg, lol. at the anniversary of the signing of the health reform act, your opponents tried to kill you about making up things about death panels and muslims exempt from health reform and all the rest. the opponents are celebrating your birthday by making up all sorts of stuff about you all over again. that is a great occasion to bring back our beloved controversial poorly animated segment that we call debunktion junction. this year insurance companies will never be able to drop people s coverage when they get sick. they won t be able to place limits on the amount of care they can receive. today i m signing this reform bill into law on behalf of my mother. who argued with insurance companies, even as she battled cancer in her final days. it s going to mean that millions of people can get health care that don t have it currently. i heard one of the republican leaders say this was going to be
that care about being treated decently in this society are coming to our side on it. i think it s really clear. sherrod brown from ohio, good to have you here. always a pleasure. happy birthday, health reform. our birthday gift to health reform is return of debunktion junction. that s coming up. first, one more thing about republican governors making themselves famous. maine s governor paul lepage supports union stripping in his state. when wisconsin erupted in huge protests against the union stripping bill, governor lepage in maine got publicly excited about the prospect protests would come to maine next as he tried to pull off the same thing. he also proposes raising retirement age for state workers and supports a huge 19th century roll back of child labor laws. in case the whole hostility against working people wasn t big enough, they are going so
hash tag omg, lol. at the anniversary of the signing of the health reform act, your opponents tried to kill you about making up things about death panels and muslims exempt from health reform and all the rest. the opponents are celebrating your birthday by making up all sorts of stuff about you all over again. that is a great occasion to bring back our beloved controversial poorly animated segment that we call debunktion junction. this year insurance companies will never be able to drop people s coverage when they get sick. they won t be able to place limits on the amount of care they can receive. today i m signing this reform bill into law on behalf of my motherattled cancer in her final days. it s going to mean that millions of people can ea ce
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