Can you believe these people? Have they no shame?

Hypocrisy alert!

A heretofore “unknown” 2004 interview with Barack Obama by leftwing radio host Randi Rhodes has just emerged where he talks about people feeling “intimidated” by the administration in passing laws to keep Americans safe. But when it comes to passing laws that will change the fundamental ways we all pay for and receive medical care… well, I guess thats another matter. And what was the hypocrisy? His complaint that the Bush administration was rushing legislation through congress without giving the legislators time to read the bills or allowing for much debate.

Then you have John Conyers, Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee saying how he “loves these members that get up and say “Read the Bill!” What good is reading the bill when it takes two lawyers and two days to understand it?” Know what Conyers had to say about rushing the Patriot Act? “We failed when we rushed through the first PATRIOT Act while the wreck of the World Trade Center was still smoldering. “

**Editors Notes
It is unseemly and close to unethical for the President to “summon” the Director of the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office to his office. This is intimidation following that offices report that the reform package is untenable. It raises prices, will drive out private insurance and constrain choice. Medicare and Medicade costs are spiraling out of control and bankrupting states and these people want to add more Americans to the lists? What is there to back ANY of this up?

The reality in America is, when you offer “reform” you have to say how it is going to get better. Is it going to lower costs? How? Competition or control? If the government pays 20% less than private insurance because the taxpayer makes up the difference, that isnt competition.

This writer gladly counts himself among the majority of independents and the majority of Americans who feel this President is not doing the job he was elected to do. Quit worrying about your leftist goals Mr Obama and lead.

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