Rep. Russ Carnahan gets laughter from his constituents as he tries to explain the merits of Obamacare. While touting how “efficient” it is and how much money it will save, the audience laughs out loud. But the best part is the quote at the end.
That’s right — one of his constituents asked him, “If it’s so good, why doesn’t Congress have to be on it?” The audience laughs and cheers — again — and Rep. Carnahan gets flustered. Amazing.
If we keep this kind of pressure on politicians in Washington, Obamacare will be DOA. We defeated Hillarycar in 1993 when everyone was so sure that it would pass. We can defeat this, too.
Hat Tip: Michelle Malkin
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[...] Cassy Fiano: If we keep this kind of pressure on politicians in Washington, Obamacare will be DOA. We defeated Hillarycar in 1993 when everyone was so sure that it would pass. We can defeat this, too. [...]
It always good to see a dog and pony show go bad. Thanks for posting.
It was nice to see some people who have brains enough to understand that this health-care package will be a disaster.
I didn’t really see the fluster though. It looked more like the Congressman ignored the comment.
Now, if we could get people from every State and District to ask their Senators and Representatives the same question…
Probably for the same reasons they don’t send their kids to the public schools they deem fit only for peasants.
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