“Health care costs have soared,” Herger said. “But I will oppose a public option with everything I have.”
Speakers included several opposed to Obama holding up copies of the Constitution and asking Herger to show where it says Congress has the right to be involved in health care.
Herger said the federal government does have a limited role to play in health care noting, “We do lots of things that are not in the Constitution.”
“There are things we can do with health care, as long as the government is not running it,” Herger said.
One speaker said he could trace his ancestors back to the Mayflower and said “they did not arrive holding their hands out for help.”
“I am a proud right wing terrorist,” he declared to cheers.
Herger praised the man’s attitude.
“Amen, God bless you,” Herger said with a broad smile. “There is a great American.”
Yes, folks, that is the Republican Party -- a party that defines "great Americans" as people who proudly identify themselves as "right wing terrorists."
If Tim McVeigh were alive today, he would be as welcomed into Republican arms as Not-Joe the Not-a-Plumber is. Because to today's Republican Party, this:
...is the work of "great Americans".
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