February 5th, 2011
02:28 PM ET
11 years ago
House members and their health care
How many GOPers opted out of congressional health care?
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Talk about comparing apples to oranges Ms. Bash. This is a unbelievable hatchet job to disguise one issue for another. The Congressional Health Plan is a completely seperate issue. Our beef is the Health Card Reform act, it's government intrusion into private business, the new government regulations and agencies created, the overall cost, how it was not vetted and then ultimately passed.
Republicans can't get through the day without at least one GIANT rationalization for their hypocrisy. "I'm getting my health insurance through my employer." Well guess what, U.S citizens are your employer, and many of us think we should withdraw that benefit for elected employees like you. Go deal with the market we know. Then you may want to re-think your position about denying access to health care for millions of Americans.
And the repubs say, "I got mine, you are on your own."
Republicans in Congress think socialized health care is terrible for everyone else but themselves.
Apples and oranges, huh? Flawed or not, the repubs are hypocrits, period!! Voting one thing and living something else. I for one don't trust them