Straight news? Special Report host Baier advances myth that reconciliation process is "the nuclear option"
March 09, 2010 7:23 pm ET
From the March 9 edition of Fox News' Special Report with Bret Baier:


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Just give in, why fight against it, OK it's the nuclear option... and reforming Senate Rules to eliminate these stupid and undemocratic "cloture motions", that's nuclear disarmament... and eliminating these crazy one-man dictatorial Republican "holds" in the Senate's Rules ("unanimous consent motions"), that's like keeping little hostile IRAN from having nuclear weapons... and millions of millions of Americans without health insurance, that's like nuclear fallout... and covering those sick and injured masses staggering about in a nuclear aftermath, that's something we should really give a scary name to, something really terrifying, like...
Public Health Insurance.
Until they get to the Rush, Hannity level of pay, they should be ashamed of themselves.
Talk about being smarter than a 5th Grader..the 5th graders know the difference between Reconciliation and the Nuclear Option.
Such a pity these people have to grovel at the feet on some millionaire haters.
You are basically just admitting that reconciliation is not the "nuclear option." So now you are looking for a totally different reason to still call it the "nuclear option."
Which Republican lie am I supposed to believe? Is it the procedure called reconciliation is bad or is it because it the bill is bad?
Almost everything conservatives are told by their own leaders and advocates like Rush are lies. Where in the world should I start? What's amazing is that many conservatives know that Rush, Beck, O'Reilly, Coulter, etc. are full of crap. But they don't mind that others are tricked into believing those lies because it results in Republican votes.
More people for example believing that "death panels" were ever in the health bill = Republican votes. When a liberal advocate speaks about the health care bill, they accurately describe what's in it.
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