neo-neocon » Blog Archive » The Obamacare debacle: modified rapture*

But don’t go around doing so while thinking that you’ll have a “reload” chance.

People in a democracy think they can endlessly play the political game, sharing power, bouncing it back and forth like a ball.

What the Left is aiming for is the End Game. Final Solution. One man, one vote, one time. There will not be another.

This should be Noised Abroad by everybody. Breitbart News has the deets.

“On Sunday, appearing on ABC’s This Week with fill-in host Martha Raddatz, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) admitted that Democrats knew full well that Americans would be booted from their health insurance plans as an effect of Obamacare implementation.

When asked whether Democrats were misled by President Obama about whether Americans would be able to keep their plans in the individual insurance market, Gillibrand answered: “He should’ve just been specific. No, we all knew.”

She added that the whole point of Obamacare was to “covering things people need, like preventive care, birth control, pregnancy.” The redistributive nature of Obamacare, Gillibrand stated, was the point of the program; anyone claiming ignorance, therefore, is not telling the truth.”

My BiL is a died in the whool Dem, he’s hispanic and actually seems to identify as a Dem almost by genetic factors. He will fall back to the “don’t like the GOP plan on healthcare” argument without actually knowing anything about GOP plans. He uses it as a fallback when he can’t defend the actions of his own team.

However, they will keep voting for Democrats (when they vote that is) because no Republican has shown them a better option. Pointing out that the current situation is bad isn’t enough. The 2012 election should have taught us that.

Hogwash. Obama didn’t have a plan. He copied Bush’s plans on Iraq and A’stan, and he let Reid’s Senate come up with an ad-hoc healthcare plan. The people who will continue to vote for Obama will do so without any regard for any Republican plan.

There is a big establishment vs. everyone else problem in our politics. Part of the Republicans reason Republicans haven’t done well lately is that Democrats do a much better job distancing themselves from big government and big business.

Democrats are attached at the hip to big government and big buisness. To the extent they can argue otherwise it is rooted in lies and control of the MSM.

Part of the problem is that many people simplistically assume those “trying to help” are the good people. In reality those who “try to help” are often the scam artists, which is an accurate view of Democrats.

Since our country is currently pursuing a course that is disastrous on all fronts – economy, foreign policy, you name it – simply not doing these things would be better than letting things continue because we don’t have a “perfect” plan. I get that we need a better message than that for the LIV set, but the fact that we blow winnable elections when the stakes are this high over this kind of stuff really hurts.