Which Repuke or teabagger was the biggest asshole

[hatesthegop]

Poll question: Which Repuke or teabagger was the biggest asshole

during the whole HCR debate, campaign and vote....

[leftofcool]

1. Can't vote, too many choices. All of them!

[NavyDavy]

2. they were all asses! but bonehead had to be the leader!!

[Mz Pip]

3. I gotta go with Beck

Anyone who says Democrats want someone to kill them is beyond the fringe. Why that guy still has a show is beyond me.

[drkedjr]

4. The Others

are all clearly delusional - maybe some insane. But, Bonner is evil.

[tularetom]

5. Had to select Boner but the one who creeps me out the most is Cantor

Somethin about that piece o shit makes my skin crawl.

[Hepburn]

6. All of the above...

...segments of one huge collective asshole.

[lunasun]

7. hope Boehner tans himself to a crisp

what is that shit- makeup or tan bed addiction???

[pepperbear]

8. don't forget bachmann. n/t

[Stumbler]

9. Gotta agree w/ pepperbear

If Bachmann were on the list she'd've gotten my vote.. As it stands now I had to pick on Boner...

[Sebastian Doyle]

10. You left a few off the list.

Baucus, Nelson, Conrad, Lieberdouche, Landrieu, etc.

No, I don't give a shit what they call themselves. If it walks like a pig, votes like a pig, and takes insurance criminal money like a pig, it ain't a duck. Or a donkey.

[CBHagman]

11. So many empty minds and hearts!

It's truly a challenge to decide who behaved worst during the health care reform. Mitt Romney, though he does not hold elective office at present, surely deserves to be mentioned (and reviled), because he, with personal wealth that tops $190 million (and maybe $500 million), spoke in favor of market-driven health insurance and also the importance of asking how much things cost (!).

But Barrasso got my vote for most odious, firstly because he's a physician, secondly because he's in the Senate and therefore responsible for voting for or against health care reform, thirdly because he has access to federal health insurance plans when so many don't, and finally because of the following comment at the health care summit hosted by the president:

Because a lot of people come in and say, you know, my knee hurts; maybe I should get an MRI. They say -- and then they say, "Will my insurance cover it?" That's the first question.

And if I say yes, then they say, "OK, let's do it." If I say no, then they say, "Well, what is it going to cost?"
And "What's it cost?" ought to be the first question.