Oops. Looks like the Democrats are speaking out of both sides of their mouths when it comes to special interests.
Consider this statement from the President:
“Tonight, at a time when the pundits said it was no longer possible, we rose above the weight of our politics. We pushed back on the undue influence of special interests.”–Barack Obama, celebrating the House’s passage of ObamaCare, March 21
Then contrast it with reality:
“Gordon Witman of PICO, Richard Kirsch of Health Care for America Now, Robert Hall of the American Academy of Pediatrics, Richard Trumpka, head of the AFL-CIO, Dr. Willarda Edwards of the National (not American) Medical Association, Ari Matusiak of Young Invincibles Want Change.”–from Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s “guest list for this evening’s historic vote,” San Francisco Chronicle Web site, March 21
Consider it hope and change in action.
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Obviously the special interests he pushed were those of the citizens of his country.
Which country might that be?
Touche.
The sad part is that if anyone had even remotely done any homework at all and followed the money trail every major piece of legislation passed by this corrupt administration has been for the benefit of major campaign contributors. Funny how that works huh? Guess Bush was the only corrupt one right? If the worthless f*****g media actually did its job and followed the money trials then the myth of the dimoturd party being the advocate of the common man would be shot to hell in a second.
And for you blind sheeple that are members of the pathetic party that thinks it is more important than the country, the dimoturd party, why don't you check out the Center for Responsive Politics, the facts speak for themselves. But then since when does something such as a simple fact matter to scum like dimoturds.