Steele is obviously either a really bad liar or a pathological one. Democratic health care reform will only cost one-tenth of what Steele says and reduces the deficit, and it is in no way a government takeover of health care. Anyone living in reality knows that every CBO score estimated reform costs to be no where near Steele's lies. It makes no difference that Steele is talking to his base by giving this interview to Right Wing News. A Party truly concerned about HCR would not have to lie especially to its base. All it would have to do is instead talk about their bill and their plans to reform health care. But since Republicans have no plans and no desire to do anything about the status of health care in this country, they must resort to lies, fear mongering and conspiracy theories in hopes to derail the process. I would be so proud to be Republican.
Steele Keeps Feeding 'Em Lies
GOP Chairman, Alan Keyes Michael Steele, as blatantly as possible lies about health care reform by saying it will cost $1 trillion a year and is a government takeover of health care. Oh my...
Steele is obviously either a really bad liar or a pathological one. Democratic health care reform will only cost one-tenth of what Steele says and reduces the deficit, and it is in no way a government takeover of health care. Anyone living in reality knows that every CBO score estimated reform costs to be no where near Steele's lies. It makes no difference that Steele is talking to his base by giving this interview to Right Wing News. A Party truly concerned about HCR would not have to lie especially to its base. All it would have to do is instead talk about their bill and their plans to reform health care. But since Republicans have no plans and no desire to do anything about the status of health care in this country, they must resort to lies, fear mongering and conspiracy theories in hopes to derail the process. I would be so proud to be Republican.
Steele is obviously either a really bad liar or a pathological one. Democratic health care reform will only cost one-tenth of what Steele says and reduces the deficit, and it is in no way a government takeover of health care. Anyone living in reality knows that every CBO score estimated reform costs to be no where near Steele's lies. It makes no difference that Steele is talking to his base by giving this interview to Right Wing News. A Party truly concerned about HCR would not have to lie especially to its base. All it would have to do is instead talk about their bill and their plans to reform health care. But since Republicans have no plans and no desire to do anything about the status of health care in this country, they must resort to lies, fear mongering and conspiracy theories in hopes to derail the process. I would be so proud to be Republican.
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