Religio-Political Talk: Democrats Desperate!! Union Members Let In, Those Who Disagreed... Locked Out (What Happened to Dissent Being the Highest Form of Patriotism?)

Friday, August 07, 2009

Democrats Desperate!! Union Members Let In, Those Who Disagreed... Locked Out (What Happened to Dissent Being the Highest Form of Patriotism?)

Here are some more NAZI’s, according to Nancy Pelosi (AARP isn't comfortable listening to its members, but pretends to represent their interests):

Dissent Is Still the Highest Form of Patriotism, Right?

by Richard Morrison
August 06, 2009

Remember what people on the left used to say about questioning the policies of the occupant of the White House? Going back several years and ending only a few months ago, I seem to remember a lot of people talking about how “dissent is patriotic.” After all, wasn’t it lefty saint Howard Zinn himself who went so far as to declare that “Dissent is the highest form of patriotism”? Even politicians like the current U.S. Secretary of State, sick and tired though she was at the time, got into the act:

Yet now, like in the fickle world of fashion, dissent is strictly outré - an unsavory pastime for angry redneck losers with a birth certificate fetish. These days all the chic politicos are doing what’s best for the country and getting on board the Healthcare Express, full speed ahead. And much like another infamous vehicle from the recent past, the cabal that’s doing the driving is terrified that if they slow down, the entire effort will blow up in their faces. Hence the need to intimidate anyone raising uncomfortable questions.

Which brings us to the recent request from the White House that citizens report any “fishy” healthcare-related emails they might have received. Which is to say, please report on any fellow citizen who might have electronically communicated his doubts as to the wisdom of the President’s plan.

Barack Obama Proxy Rep. John Dingell Booed, Jeered at Michigan Health Care Town Hall Meeting

Physicians speak out on health care bill: Many say the costly plan won't fix problems

Physicians jammed a town hall meeting in The Woodlands on Thursday, expressing fears about the cost and effectiveness of a health care reform bill that could come up for a vote in Congress as early as September.

U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady, R-The Woodlands, hosted the meeting attended by about 90 physicians at Memorial Hermann Hospital-The Woodlands.

“The bottom line is that doctors don't want socialized medicine — another flawed health care system like Medicare. They don't believe it will lower the costs or improve quality,” Brady said. “Medicare is already going bankrupt and not quality care. It also shifts medical costs onto other paying customers. It needs to be fixed first.”....