certainly said the american people want they want they want us to cut spending and they don t want increases in taxes. there are a variety of view points on that many. for them to speak broadly and turn around and not speak to the american public when given the chance, i think is what we call doing a bad jab job. and it is blatant. we are not just talking about three or four. paul ryan actually had 17 town hall meetings during the healthcare fight.. this year, none other than when he has gone in certain events that you had to pay to get in. how do you go from 17 to zero? well i think it s, you know, once burned, twice shy. it didn t look good and he didn t want to answer to some of the very sharp barbs thrown at him. but again, you have to look at this in the longer trajectory. does this play well for the gop? does it look good to arrest people and take away video cameras? if we are talking about the path that we put america on, is this
the public option is back, maybe. it s back in the news, back in the healthcare fight, and yes, the healthcare fight is, of course, still going on. the healthcare law has had a rough first year. the new republican controlled house voted to repeal it. 27 states are currently challenging constitutionality in court. polls show now that most americans don t like it. 59% of people to be exact according to a poll just released are against it. 43% of them think it is too lib. perhaps most damning is that the people it was intended to help are not eager to make it work for them. t only 12,000 enrolled.
maybe. it s back in the news, back in the healthcare fight, and yes, the healthcare fight is, of course, still going on. the healthcare law has had a rough first year. the new republican controlled house voted to repeal it. 27 states are currently challenging constitutionality in court. polls show now that most americans don t like it. 59% of people to be exact according to a poll just released are against it. 43% of them think it is too liberal, and 13% of us think it s not liberal enough. perhaps most damning is that the people it was intended to help are not eager to make it work for them. the only 12,000 enrolled. perhaps they want it, but premiums in some states can coso
the public option is back, maybe. it s back in the news, back in the healthcare fight, and yes, the healthcare fight is, of course, still going on. the healthcare law has had a rough first year. the new republican controlled house voted to repeal it. 27 states are currently challenging constitutionality in court. polls show now that most americans don t like it. 59% of people to be exact according to a poll just released are against it. 43% of them think it is too liberal, and 13% of us think it s not liberal enough. perhaps most damning is that the people it was intended to help are not eager to make it work for them only 12,000 enrolled. perhaps they want it, but premiums in some states can cost more than $1500 a month. congressman anthony weiner who