Real astroturfers revealed
Here is more evidence of the truly fake protest movement, which is being orchestrated by union thugs and other lefties, to counter the true movement. It's the opposition to the government run health care that is the true grass roots campaign. That's been proven at every meeting, despite the lies from the media lapdogs and leftie celebrities.
Labels: astroturf, government run health care, health care protestors
posted by ramblingman @ 8/27/2009 08:24:00 AM
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You mean the healthcare reform that the, according to the vast majority of polls, the overwhelming majority of the nation support?
Umm, yah sure buddy...get a clue clown. You're living in a fantasy world. The new America is one that is quickly on the path of becoming majority Latino. The little bubble you live in doesn't exist.
Call names if you must, but if you are going to make outlandish claims, try to show some type of support for them, okay? It might help you sound more legitimate.
Take your position that "the overwhelming majority of the nation" supports taking our healthcare system and letting the government run it in the same exellent way they ran the post office, or even Medicaid and Social Security.
Did you get that data from Rasmussen? No, I guess not. Rasmussen's data shows in their tracking poll, only twice since June has the support for the takeover of healthcare risen to more than 50%, hitting 50% on June 28 and 51% on Sep 13.
Opposition,however, has not dropped below 50% since Sep 13, with the most current being 52% opposed.
Or could you be referring to Gallup, where in the latest poll, 41% say the healthcare bill will make things better, but 40% say it will make things worse? Or where it says 26% say the bill will make their healthcare better, but 36% say it will make their healhcare worse? Is that the overwhelming majority you are referring to?
You say America is heading down the path of becoming a Latino country, and you obviously assume that means the country will become more liberal. The facts show different. Recent polls show more people consider themselves conservative than liberal. You may also want to take a review of recent elections in NJ and VA.
So, if I am a clown, I guess that would also apply to Rasmussen, Gallup and a majority of Americans.
Who's in a bubble now?
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