The right wing grasp over America is over. We can now control whatever we want.

[Xenotime]

We can regulate any food item.
We can control who and where and if people are allowed to smoke.
We can say who and who can not get what is coming to them.

Feel free to chime in on what other things we can now control under healthcare.

[Gwoppi]

1. On a serious note,

As our next task we need to look very hard at reviving the Fairness Doctrine.

[sharesunited]

2. Careful, you're sounding like Limbaugh, Hannity, et al.

[sharesunited]

6. Guns and ammunition.

Direct healthcare impact. Lots of emergency room, ICU and long-term-care cost-shifting to the public.

[Xenotime]

7. Those asshats can't touch us now. Besides, shouldn't Rush be packing to leave?

[calimary]

3. I just really love the idea that this begins the dismantling of reaganomics.

It will be a sweet day when we've turned that one out on its ass. The so-called "Reagan Revolution" is OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

OVER!!!!!!!!!!!!

Free at last!!!!

(Yeah, getting a little hyperbolic here. Love me anyway.)

:evilgrin:

[tilsammans]

5. I wish people would get the message . . .

. . . that the Reagan years were the beginning of the end. There's no sense in trying to reason with the Dittoheads. But the more moderate types (assuming they still exist) need to know.

[Sebastian Doyle]

9. In order to get that, they would also have to get....

...that there was not an 8 year vacation between "Reaganomics" and "Chimpanomics", but rather 30 years of destructive anti-American economic policies, and that the DLC is every bit as guilty as the Bush Crime Family in its implementation.

And a law that further enriches the top 1% (Insurance company CEOs, specifically in this case) isn't exactly an improvement.

[Dogmudgeon]

4. The Milestone: End the Hyde Amendment

THAT will mark the end of Reaganomics.

--d!

[calimary]

8. Now that would be REALLY sweet!