esmaspäev, mai 10, 2004
More on Bush's Wacky Definition of a Flip-Flop
Kerry's trying to highlight his plans to improve healthcare in this country. He's got a lot of ideas and it's one of the issues where he strongly differs from Bush. The Bush campaign, in its infinite desperation, is questioning Kerry's commitment to the issue on the basis that he voted against Bush's version of malpractice reform.
Well, then. Obviously Kerry doesn't care about healthcare costs if he doesn't want to lower them Bush's way. It's not like he could disagree with Bush, as many, many experts do, on the effect malpractice suits have on medical costs. What if he actually has his own ideas? Nope. Gotta be a flip-flop.
Why does anybody still trust these guys?
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Kerry's trying to highlight his plans to improve healthcare in this country. He's got a lot of ideas and it's one of the issues where he strongly differs from Bush. The Bush campaign, in its infinite desperation, is questioning Kerry's commitment to the issue on the basis that he voted against Bush's version of malpractice reform.
Well, then. Obviously Kerry doesn't care about healthcare costs if he doesn't want to lower them Bush's way. It's not like he could disagree with Bush, as many, many experts do, on the effect malpractice suits have on medical costs. What if he actually has his own ideas? Nope. Gotta be a flip-flop.
Why does anybody still trust these guys?
