Civility and Cooperation

[Excaliber]

Discussing a health bill is an important issue. Censoring who can and can't comment on it is counter productive.

Liberals interpret this as Laydown and Accept what we say.

Like the President recently said, if you got any ideas, let's hear them. Sounds simple enough to me.

[Ron61]

It runs more pages than War and Peace, has nearly five times as many words as the Torah, and its tables of contents alone run far longer than this story.

I agree with this statement. I have spent weeks reading just different portions of the darn thing and it is mostly pork when you get through all the rambling phrases and paragraphs.

Ernie,

Not to worry though, I just saw in today's paper that California is going to pass their own State version of the bill as they don't think the Federal one is going to go. California has enough Democrats to pass the bill, but Arnold said he would veto it and I don't think they can get enough votes to override his veto. And like the Federal bill, it will mostly cost people more in taxes and money than any good they will get from it.

Ron

[BeanCounter]

Ernie,

I asked what Republicans would have to see in order to gain their cooperation. That kinda leaves you out. Besides I want to hear what the conservative side has to say without any of your snide comments or verbosity. After reading your comments on derivatives I don't think I can take any more of your pomposity on difficult subjects when you don't even know the difference between Medicare and Medicaid.

[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Excaliber

Discussing a health bill is an important issue. Censoring who can and can't comment on it is counter productive.



Like the President recently said, if you got any ideas, let's hear them. Sounds simple enough to me.

Simple answer. He's a hippocrit. He's been told over and over, but he won't listen.