November doesn't need to be a nightmare for Democrats
Not sure if David Plouffe really understands the present politicial landscape, but, if this is the best the Democrats can come up with, they are in trouble.
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-- Pass a meaningful health insurance reform package without delay. Americans' health and our nation's long-term fiscal health depend on it. I know that the short-term politics are bad.
It's a good plan that's become a demonized caricature. But politically speaking, if we do not pass it, the GOP will continue attacking the plan as if we did anyway, and voters will have no ability to measure its upside.
If we do pass it, dozens of protections and benefits take effect this year. Parents won't have to worry their children will be denied coverage just because they have a preexisting condition.
Workers won't have to worry that their coverage will be dropped because they get sick. Seniors will feel relief from prescription costs. Only if the plan becomes law will the American people see that all the scary things Sarah Palin and others have predicted -- such as the so-called death panels -- were baseless. We own the bill and the health-care votes. We need to get some of the upside. (P.S.: Health care is a jobs creator.)
Re: November doesn't need to be a nightmare for Democrats
How exactly does he plan on passing it? Are they going to force some Republican-represented states out of the Union?
Re: November doesn't need to be a nightmare for Democrats
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Originally Posted by GothamSpotter
How exactly does he plan on passing it? Are they going to force some Republican-represented states out of the Union?
Or maybe it is his way of saying to the Democrats, shut the hell up & vote for anything that is front of you....
Much of the debate has been Democrat vs Democrat....