The Times has a great piece up about how the citizens of this country have finally embraced the fact that the government should provide health care to its people. My favorite part?
“I can’t even remember why I opposed it,” said Patrick Murphy, who owns Bagel Barrel, on a quaint and bustling street near Mr. Brahin’s law office here in Doylestown.
He thought Democrats “jammed it down our throats,” and like Mr. Brahin, he worried about the growing deficit. But, he said, he has provided insurance for his own dozen or so employees since 1993.
“Everybody needs some sort of health insurance,”
Mr. Murphy said. “They’re trying to repeal Obamacare but they don’t have anything in place.”
Perhaps Mr. Murphy engaged the rational part of his brain and stop listening to conservative propaganda.
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“I can’t even remember why I opposed it.”
It's not at all hard to figure out why: the first black president wanted it.
The people who opposed it also thought Obama was born in Kenya, or that Hawaii isn't a real state.
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