MaggieMae
Reality bits
- Apr 3, 2009
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In fact, I think the entire liberal ideology has shifted from one of anti-government ideology to a see no evil, hear no evil, acknowledgment that following the Bush doctrine on Iraq and ramping up Afghanistan while dumping Cindy Sheehan, is OK if Obama does it. I think a liberal's attempt to lay false claim to doing good for mankind alone are a feeble attempt to justify their betrayal of mankind, and volunteering to be enslaved by a corrupt and well paid government at the people's expense. Not a thing has changed since Bush, except the cost to Americans already suffering, with liberals being strangely silent while perceived Bush failures are OK, if maintained and exceeded by today's Democrats.
I think conservatives want a better America, and realize government is the problem. We could have it all if we all wanted a government we deserved as a nation. Democrats have owned the Senate for over 70% of time since WWII, and 78% of the House since WWII, so clearly the failure to have healthcare at this day and age must be the fault of Democrats who have had a monopoly on legislation in this nation for decades and decades.
I think it's time for liberals to look in the mirror and ask themselves what is it you truly want? A victory to call it a victory, or better government that serves our people for a CHANGE????
If conservatives want a better America (which I think the sane, intelligent, rational ones do), then they'd better start cleaning up their house which these days is full of irrational militants who think the way to achieve a "better America" is by guns, not butter.
Democrats have been pushing health care reform since Reagan told the poor to "eat ketchup" and probably even before that, and have met with strong opposition (just like this time) every time. When Republicans get in power, they don't even pay lip service to the problem.