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Okay, we're paranoid about full-frontal class warfare, I understand that. (I don't agree or like it, but I understand it.)
Junior is running ads now insinuating that "junk lawsuits" are responsible for the health care crisis, and he mentions tort reform in the process. To the average voter, it might as well be some recipe change for European cake.
Say something like this: George Bush wants to make sure you can never sue a corporation. Halliburton can poison you with as much asbestos as they and Dresser want, and you can do nothing. They want to make it so you have no recourse if your spouse is killed by their corporate friends. Why does this administration always side with the powerful against the weak? Why do they demand that workers be responsible for their lives and success, yet multimillionaires should be protected by the government?
The following, of course, is to incendiary, but it needs to be addressed somehow.
Insurance companies make shocking profits, and lost lots of money through idiotic investment in the tech bubble; they took it out on doctors by raising their rates. Insurance companies WANT doctors' rates to be ruinous so they can force immunity from responsibility. Once again, like holding up Homeland Security until they could crush the unions, this administration cares more about personal profit than the well being of the people. They'd rather people die than for their friends and contributors to ever be held accountable for their actions. As such, they consider themselves a virtual monarchy.
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