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Teachers and not shot takers will solve health care reform

By Food Fascist - Jul 28th, 2009 at 10:56 am EDT

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THX - I will agree with Bill O Reilly of all people in that the right have no basic education on what health care reform is about altogether and we must bear the few hours it would take to put a simple power point together or promote pieces like ‘Sick around the world’ at pbs.org. Every college student can put one together to educate their class mates, surely our leaders ought to be able to bring those that do not understand the need for health care reform, the basics, and bring them up to speed. And certainly, we should not be allowing disinformation to interfere with what we need and want. In this, it would not be unreasonable to have case studies to reveal. -But right now, though there are places around the world to point to, Joe couch potato doesn't understand what's outside the USA or that we are not always the best at everything. Consequently, we have nothing to point to in America in terms of even test plots here in the USA. For example, the City of San Franciso’s shot at a universal health care is not working so well and the Massachusetts a disaster [ well thx to Mitt Romney]. Mike Papatonio had some reasonable strategies this past Saturday on Ring of Fire. Start, he says by ferreting out the inefficiencies in the system, as we are doing with mileage standards. Pitifully slow, but until we stop attacking the other side for how stupid they are and become teachers, we will just be hampsters spinning the same wheel. Hang out on twitter with this search 'health care' and you will see what I mean

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