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In reply to the discussion: Do you see a pattern here? [View all]MADem
(135,425 posts)33. I support the ACA as a step on the path to single payer. If that makes me "conservative" then
what-ever.
You still haven't told me how you are going to persuade a GOP House to approve single payer. And while you come up with that, tell me what we should do in the meanwhile--toss ACA out, because it's not "perfect?" Would that work for you?
Making "sit-on-your-ass" comments is non-responsive. I'm still waiting for you to respond substantively instead of playing snark games that include false accusations.
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Why are you calling me a conservative? That's rude, hurtful, disruptive and false.
MADem
Mar 2014
#11
So you're saying NONE of the conservatives who object to the ACA are masquerading as liberals, then?
MADem
Mar 2014
#22
I support the ACA as a step on the path to single payer. If that makes me "conservative" then
MADem
Mar 2014
#33
WTF? "Finally agreeing?" This has always been my position. Use the search feature if you doubt me.
MADem
Mar 2014
#36
I know it's your position you have stated it in multiple posts on this thread.
A Simple Game
Mar 2014
#40
You're damn right our conversation is done--you haven't made a lick of sense in this post, either.
MADem
Mar 2014
#43
I admit I was against the ACA at first, I accept it now and even benefit from it, but
A Simple Game
Mar 2014
#31
Me too and am getting sick and tired of those who put politics before PEOPLE.
sabrina 1
Mar 2014
#28
While the ACA is better, how people can be happy with the present insurance system and not want
A Simple Game
Mar 2014
#32
By all means. Anyone who thinks we should all have health care should be "kicked roundly out"!!!11!
Doctor_J
Mar 2014
#37
Because the people who make the laws (state legislators) are in office because of gerrymandering
world wide wally
Mar 2014
#6
Dick Cheney and George Bush weren't turned over to the Hague tribunal for war crimes, either.
tclambert
Mar 2014
#41
Okay. Call them the muddle headed (conservatives) and the free thinkers (Liberals).
Enthusiast
Mar 2014
#18
Thank you. An Enthusiast original! I'm not very creative so this is quite an event.
Enthusiast
Mar 2014
#24