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Via Hot Air

Rep. John Dingell (D-MI) defended the ObamaCare bill on WJR’s Paul W. Smith show yesterday when the host wondered why Democrats wait until 2014 to stop people from dying through lack of universal health care coverage. Dingell tells Smith that it takes a lot of hard work and preparation to create a system that will “control the people.” Freudian slip? I’ve clipped the complete question and answer, so you can decide for yourself. The American Thinker transcribed the answer (via CentristNet):
Let me remind you this has been going on for years. We are bringing it to a halt. The harsh fact of the matter is when you’re going to pass legislation that will cover 300 American people in different ways it takes a long time to do the necessary administrative steps that have to be taken to put the legislation together to control the people.

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via InstaPundit

“WE MAKE ‘EM UP AS WE GO ALONG:” I’m guessing that this Alcee Hastings video will appear in a few political ads this fall . . . .

Finally, we have Al Sharpton, who may not be an elected official but who, nevertheless, represents the President with a segment of the electorate. (via Seraphic Secret)

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Al Sharpton: “Well, first of all then we would have to say that the American public overwhelmingly voted for Socialism when they elected President Obama.”

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Now take a look at how Obamacare is going to effect the medical industry. This crippling Obama tax guarantees fewer jobs, less medical innovation, and a lower quality of health care in America. But the Democrat Socialists don’t care because everyone will have lousy medical care. That’s considered social justice.

If this is what Democrats and their supporters say in their own favor, shouldn’t we be just a little wary?

For 20 years President Barack Obama listened to the sermons of Rev. Jeremiah Wright, who was a racist and an antisemite.

So now he’s appointed Al Sharpton to be his liasion to the African American community.

Instapundit:

Kinda like if Bush had brought in David Duke to solidify things in the South . . . .

But we’re living in post-racial American, so it’s OK.