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My rant on Huffington Post: Hey, Republicans -- We've Had Enough Oct. 1 2013
I can't stand hearing this Ted Cruz go on and on about how Obamacare is not working. Not working? It's not in effect yet. He can't stand the fact that Barack Obama achieved this health care plan that EVERY PRESIDENT SINCE ROOSEVELT has tried to pass.
Sorry, but there has never been a law challenged like this -- a law that passed the House and the Senate, the signature of his presidential election -- and he was elected and oh, it was upheld by the Supreme Court.
And the Republicans can't stop trying. They have tried 47 times to repeal this law.
Here is what I hope comes of all this. That people pay attention in the next election. And stop electing people who do not care about what is good for ALL THE PEOPLE. Which included about 55 MILLION uninsured Americans.
So for all those who are wealthy and who say these people just need to get a job -- I hope they come back in their next life uninsured, with preexisting conditions and see what this is like. Where is the compassion?
These people are a disgrace. Let's vote them out of office next time.
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