How can anyone legitimately ask any Democrat who didn't vote for Cubacare if they are pro-Repeal, Reform [5] when members of our own GOP remain uncommitted to completely repealing [6]this socialist legislation?
Tonight, there's word that Senate leadership are trying to scuttle [7]any vote on repeal or the signing of any Amendment because:
moderate Republican senators who voted against Obamacare in December do not want to vote against it again because it would just be “symbolic”. McConnell agrees and is not inclined to push Republicans...
Symbolic.
The Obama deems it symbolic to sign in the Green Room.
Patrick Kennedy deemed it symbolic to present Obama with the first Universal Healthcare bill Ted Kennedy signed in 1970 [8].
But the the GOP deems it symbolic to only speak in absolutes [9] to the media.
What sort of battle over America's freedom can conservatives wage if the Executive Organizer and his cohorts continues to trademark words such as "historic" and "unprecedented" -- while conservatives only consider actions on the basis of their symbolism, and not act?
Mind you: not voting, not signing is a move to dampen the spirit of the teapartiers, of the furious, of an enraged public and back into the chambers of decorum and negotiation within Congress.
Call your Senator. Tell him conservatives have a long tradition of not negotiating with those who hold liberty hostage.
We do not negotiate.
