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Question: Who would you vote for in the Massachusetts US Senate Special Election ?
#1
Martha Coakley (D)
 
#2
Martha Coakley (R)
 
#3
Martha Coakley (L/I/G/O)
 
#4
Scott Brown (R)
 
#5
Scott Brown (D)
 
#6
Scott Brown (L/I/G/O)
 
#7
Joseph Kennedy (L/I/G/O)
 
#8
Joseph Kennedy (R)
 
#9
Joseph Kennedy (D)
 
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Total Voters: 69

Author Topic: MA Senate Special Election Poll  (Read 9350 times)
JohnnyLongtorso
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« on: January 11, 2010, 07:29:00 AM »

Brown in a heartbeat.   It's one of the last shots we have at taking down that villainous healthcare scheme that violates the first, tenth and fourteenth amendments to the constitution.  And Yankee, not all of the GOP supports "universal coverage".  That is Rat verbiage, which we do not use.  The word "universal" has a highly positive connotation that does not match the reality of its primary purpose which Rats look to create - which is single-payer government run healthcare that allows complete financial access into an individual's life.  It also implies a federal government mandate and regulation of some kind.  Most conservatives support the right to choose whether a person wants insurance or not. 

Should have used different terminology but if Obama had started with what he had in Sept when he gave his speech to congress, minus the Public Option and mandated coverage but with some other provisions that weren't in that, it would have passed with 80 Votes. But yeah, this wasn't about health Care reform it was about getting the Liberal wet dream of a public option to eventually get to the socialist wet dream of single payer.

Do we really need an argument about health care in a thread about Massachusetts?
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