Hill takes on Bruce's spooky story of "Obama Death Care" turning the U.S. into a Canada, Cuba, and England Frankenstein
September 01, 2009 9:36 pm ET
From the September 1 edition of Fox News' The O'Reilly Factor:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gRJ1oyhTZAQ
Was it a love fest? Nope.
As you might suspect, they had their differences.
Were they shouting and talking over one another? Nope.
It was a civil debate between two people secure enough in their own skin that they didn't need to shout to be noticed.
Take a look at the Maddow interview and then compare it to this. The difference is stunning.
And the right-wing counterpart to Maddow or Stewart is... um.... *crickets*
And it's 1,2,3, what are we reiching 4?
Don't ask me I don't give a damn,
next stop is wingnutstan!
as opposed to a neo con or "conservative" shouting down anyone who disagrees with them or dares to challenge them?
i think perhaps you should look in a mirror to see who is truly delusional
Not to mention that there was no shouting or screaming in that clip. Once again another delusional lib.
I wonder if Moore would actually get treated himself in Cuba. Or Canada, or the UK. I doubt it. And for that matter , how about you?
France and Spain have universal health care but no French and Spanish bodies are washing up on North African shores.
I for one was treated by the NHS in the UK and it was just like you no doubt imagined, Fairliberal. Joseph Mengele tortured me for hours while Michael Moore and Nancy Pelosi looked on and laughed. True story. /sarcasm off
Actually I was quite impressed by the service.
Now, if Fairliberal would actually ask English folks, or Canadian folks if they like their healthcare systems, the overwhelming answer is always YES. The healthcare system is so popular in England, that politicians who even think about changing it are roundly criticized, and usually drummed out of office.
Cuba, for all of its faults and issues (mostly due to Castro, and partly due to our stupid embargo of their country) has great health care for its citizens. They are also highly educated, having better literacy rates than the US, and also having more people who are college educated.
I, for one, would get myself treated in Cuba (if I had to), or the UK (if I had to), and definitely Canada (if I had to). I am originally from the great State of Maine, and relatives and friends of mine used to go to Canada for their health care. Why? First, the care was better, and the exchange rate used to make it a whole lot cheaper.
And if Cuba does such a good job with everything, it does seem that Castro is a folk hero with the libs, why are they in such terrible shape, why do people risk their lives to get away and to our shores. I know Cubans, they paint a different picture. Do you know any?
I, for one, would get myself treated in Cuba (if I had to), or the UK (if I had to),
Wow , what a brave soul, you would get treated there if you had to. Well so would I, if I had to. But if it is so good , why not make it your first choice.
Just a guess though.
It is shameful that Cuba can provide universal health care to its citizens and the U.S. doesn't. Laura's reasoning seems to go something like this: Cuba is bad. Cuba has universal health care. Therefore universal health care is bad.
I don't like Bob. Bob is a jerk.
Bob is also a fantastic artist and I am an aspiring one.
There is absolutely nothing that I could possibly learn from Bob.
That's an argument I'm going to file away for future use.
(Nutjob rebuttal would likely be - "well, that's why they're poor because they're covering everyone")
http://www.therealcuba.com/Page10.htm
http://www.nowpublic.com/ouch_visiting_cuban_hospital
http://nrd.nationalreview.com/article/?q=NjE5NWFkNWU0ZGJhMzdlNjRkMGUzYWMzNGI2NDI5MzI