Villians, liars and conspiracy theories marked the health debate

[kpete]

Source: The Hill


Villians, liars and conspiracy theories marked the health debate
By Bob Cusack - 03/28/10 03:33 PM ET

The healthcare debate of 2009-2010 had everything a movie producer craves: conflict, twists and turns and of course, a climactic ending.

For 15 months, the war of words consumed Capitol Hill.

While the healthcare spin battle will continue into November’s elections and beyond, Congress is now moving on to the next thing. Many exhausted aides and members are thankful, but others are almost wistful, noting the sudden void in their lives.

Whether you thought the health bill was the worst thing ever concocted by man or the perfect remedy for the nation’s biggest flaw, there was consensus that the health reform debate was entertaining – and way over the top.

Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/89537-villians-liars-and-conspiracy-theories-marked-the-20092010-health-debate

[bobburgster]

1. Villians, liars and conspiracy oh my!, Villians, liars and conspiracy , oh my!

They're coming to take me away oh my, they're coming to take me away oh my.....

Somehow the word "entertaining" did not enter my realm of thought in regards to the health care debate. In my opinion more like: nauseating,bothersome, disturbing, horrifying, offensive,repulsive, revolting, sickening....you get the picture


:puke:

[Golden Raisin]

2. Villains and liars?

You mean 97% of the elected occupants of the Beltway/Capitol complex?