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Attack advertisements are in the planning . . .

By "NERVIE" - Jul 27th, 2009 at 11:53 am EDT

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Tags: healthcare reform, John Kerry, Max Baucus, msnbc poll

One of my public option friends says that we should pay attention to the recent polls in order to see the progression of activities on revealing the positions of the Democratic leadership that appear to be “riding the fence” on the immediate need for healthcare reform. She tells me that legislatures should understand what Americans needs and put those needs before their own, although we all know that legislatures receive the Rolls Royce of healthcare policies and benefits which the tax payers are paying for. So why aren’t American taxpayers healthcare not given the same consideration when the legislators collectively representing us? Don’t they still work for us? Aren’t the constituents in their area paying close attention to legislatures behavior? Here are the results of The Progressive Change Campaign Committee & Democracy for America poll. Please note also that the poll was Paid for by the Progressive Change Campaign Committee PAC at www.boldprogressives.org , and they offer in their campaign disclosure that they are “not authorized by any candidate or candidate's committee. Contributions to the PCCC are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes.” So for those seeking alliance with other public option sites, here is one. . . Max Baucus, MT 15231 23%Evan Bayh, IN 5068 7%Kent Conrad, ND 3381 5%Dianne Feinstein, CA 8820 13%John Kerry, MA 13271 20%Mary Landrieu, LA 3398 5%Joe Lieberman, CT 9349 14%Ben Nelson, NE52908% Note that Max Baucus attack advertisements are already lined up in Montana and airing . . . Will John Kerry be next? --------------------------------------------------------------REFERENCE: 76% American’s polled is referencing the following article: http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/sections/news/090617_NBC-WSJ_poll_Full.pdf

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