1/26: Katie Couric on Tea Party Patriots
Posted by Editor on January 26, 2010 · 4 Comments
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Wow… these gentlemen did a great job! I admire their manner, their courage, their understanding of the issues, and the strength with which they spoke. How refreshing to hear an interview with people who use the English language to communicate principles and truths. I am so proud to be a TPP! Thank you gentlemen!
I am pleasantly surprised that Katie Couric would engage in a sit-down with Tea Party Patriots. Too bad, it had to take a Republican voted into a MA Senate seat for her to take notice of a major political movement. Still, I give her credit for being one of the first media darlings to ask fair questions and provide an honest forum for viewers to learn the TRUTH about Tea Party Patriots.
Michael Johns was phenomenal! He articulated what most Americans feel and if they don’t, they should!
Why are so many people complaining about how America is being suckered into footing the bill for the cost of “Obamacare” and no one is saying anything about America being suckered into footing the (growing) bill for the Iraq war?
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/comment/…/guest…/article3419840.ece
Plenty of people are deeply concerned with the cost of the Iraq War as with all government spending. However, Obamacare is now in the forefront because the Obama Admin has forced it there. Frivolous backroom deals are needlessly adding to the cost and the timing could not be worse, as we already has debt beyond our country’s current means thanks to a stimulus debacle and the Bush/Obama bailouts. The Iraq war will end, Obamacare will not.
There might be a different tune if BOTH parties were debating; if we pursued less invasive avenues FIRST, if the bill accomplished what it claims to and did NOT include purchased votes. Americans are fair people and we just want fair representation in our government.