Hard Sell | The Weekly Standard
Standing here on the streets of Hollywood with two comely Obamacare cheerleaders by my side, Im feeling fired up and ready to go. Im feeling like the change Ive been waiting for. Im feeling like whatever Obama cliché you can think of. And all I want to say, like the late Todd Beamer before me, is, Lets roll. Or more like, Lets enroll. Because much as Beamer, God rest his soul, took on the terrorists who tried to take down America, we are now in a similar cataclysmic fight: the fight to guarantee that every American has the right to buy overpriced health insurance on a glitchy website, under threat of punitive tax penalties.
I intend to treat these evangelicals the same way I treat any other sales person who comes to my door. My getting in their faces and engaging them in the old American practice of vehement disagreement.
Standing here on the streets of Hollywood with two comely Obamacare cheerleaders by my side, Im feeling fired up and ready to go. Im feeling like the change Ive been waiting for. Im feeling like whatever Obama cliché you can think of. And all I want to say, like the late Todd Beamer before me, is, Lets roll. Or more like, Lets enroll. Because much as Beamer, God rest his soul, took on the terrorists who tried to take down America, we are now in a similar cataclysmic fight: the fight to guarantee that every American has the right to buy overpriced health insurance on a glitchy website, under threat of punitive tax penalties.
I intend to treat these evangelicals the same way I treat any other sales person who comes to my door. My getting in their faces and engaging them in the old American practice of vehement disagreement.
