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Scott Brown Wants Health Care His Way
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Kurt NimmoInfowars.comJanuary 21, 2010
On the day after Scott Brown won a Senate seat in Massachusetts, Democrats and the liberal media gnashed their teeth and beat their chests in lamentation. It is the end of Obamacare, they wailed. It’s the return of the “radical right” (i.e., statist Republicans who also love big government but like to use it to pummel small defenseless countries), they moaned. Chris Matthews basically said it was the end of the world. So did Keith Olbermann and the rest of the limo libs at MSNBC.
Well, the liberals should fear not Scott Brown. He is a Big Government Republican. He wants a “health care” plan too. Scott wants to do it his way, as Frank Sinatra might have crooned. It didn’t take long for Mr. Brown to show his true colors.
The crew at MSNBC can stop their gibberish about the rise of the “teabaggers” (as they snidely and pornographically like to call people who insist on constitutional government). They can stop whining about the loss of their “super majority,” that is to say their blank check to ram legislation down the throats of the American people at gunpoint.
Scott is on their side.
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