Uploaded April 2010 | Updated September 2026, 22 hours ago
Washington, D.C. Comparing health care concerns then versus now versus the need for health care in the future helps to explain the illogical, irrational fear and hate emanating from Republican Party and conservative leaders. Health care, a top issue before the last national election, was suppressed by the Bush recession, but will return to prominence as the economy continues to improve. Also, Republican lies about health care legislation will be exposed with time. Harder to explain is why mainstream media continues to parrot Republican talking points, canards and outright lies.
Opinion derived from various news reports and featured video from MSNBCs The Ed Show with host Ed Shultz.
Washington, D.C. Comparing health care concerns then versus now versus the need for health care in the future helps to explain the illogical, irrational fear and hate emanating from Republican Party and conservative leaders. Health care, a top issue before the last national election, was suppressed by the Bush recession, but will return to prominence as the economy continues to improve. Also, Republican lies about health care legislation will be exposed with time. Harder to explain is why mainstream media continues to parrot Republican talking points, canards and outright lies.
Opinion derived from various news reports and featured video from MSNBCs The Ed Show with host Ed Shultz.
