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Jane Austin Donating Member (1000+ posts)  Journal Click to send private message to this author Click to view this author's profile Click to add this author to your buddy list Click to add this author to your Ignore list Donate to DU! Sun Nov-08-09 03:44 AM
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47. If he really said that,Updated at 8:10 PM
He's saying the same thing as Joe Lie-berman.
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  Is Kucinich willing to go without health insurance? Barack_America  Nov-08-09 02:29 AM   #0 
   Good point. nt  Hekate   Nov-08-09 02:33 AM   #1 
   Thank you. nt  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:59 AM   #40 
   No - He Said He Would Not Be A Sell Out To DLCers, Blue Dog Dems, And Republicans  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:34 AM   #2 
   He voted with the sellout Blue Dog Dems and Republicans. n/t  ProSense   Nov-08-09 02:35 AM   #5 
   Yes - They Would Not Vote For The Bill Anyway - False Equivalence  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:36 AM   #8 
   He said that no reform would be better than the reform on the table.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:35 AM   #7 
   The Bill Passed Is Not Much In The Way Of Reform - Go Read The Democratic Party Platform  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:37 AM   #10 
      There is a difference between even "not much" and "nothing".  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:47 AM   #29 
   Dennis was playing cards with Lieberman's deck tonight.  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:37 AM   #9 
   Go Read The Democratic Party Platform - He Voted with The Party  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:38 AM   #11 
      No, he grandstanded against the party's standard-bearer.  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:38 AM   #13 
         Per You - For Others He Stood Up For The Principles Of The Democratic Party  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:40 AM   #17 
         If you have an alternate Democratic Party, who am I to interfere, but the  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:42 AM   #20 
            Well - All One Has To Do Is Read The Party Platform - If Your Real democrats Have Not  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:44 AM   #24 
               You can go indie at any time. I can't stop you. But DK voted  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:45 AM   #25 
               Already Indie Because The So-Called democrats Have Forsaken Their Progressive Roots  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:48 AM   #30 
                  One notes the self-aggrandizement in your position.  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:49 AM   #33 
                     Sorry That everyone Cannot Be Satisfied - Have Always Supported Kucinich And Democratic Principles  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:52 AM   #34 
                        Kucinich should re-examine his own, then.  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:53 AM   #35 
                           The Party Platform Is Clear - Kucinich Voted The Party Platform  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:55 AM   #36 
                              Sorry. The bill was laid out clear and plain. He voted against it.  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 02:56 AM   #38 
                                 Sorry - The Bill Is Not In Agreement With The Parties Stated Platform  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:58 AM   #39 
                                    Your Church Lady thing has nothing to do with the bill at hand or  saltpoint   Nov-08-09 03:00 AM   #41 
                                    Shall we make that an "IOU" to be handed out to those without insurance...  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:11 AM   #44 
               Go read the republican platform.  tabasco   Nov-08-09 03:04 PM   #64 
         unfortunately, on this issue, the party's "standard bearer"  GreenArrow   Nov-08-09 02:16 PM   #62 
   Amazing - Folks should be mad as hell that we are not being listened to by our majority. But instead  Go2Peace   Nov-08-09 02:46 AM   #26 
   I doubt it.  Jennicut   Nov-08-09 02:34 AM   #3 
   I suppose this bill is like DADT  EndersDame   Nov-08-09 02:35 AM   #4 
   Are you seriously conflating healthcare with DADT?  HughMoran   Nov-08-09 02:11 PM   #60 
   This bill was awful  AllentownJake   Nov-08-09 02:35 AM   #6 
   The DLCers, Blue Dogs, Insurance Companies Are Ecstatic  ProleNoMore   Nov-08-09 02:39 AM   #14 
   I think you missed the memo.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:08 AM   #43 
   So because I can't afford insurance, I'll be fined & sent to jail.  Desertrose   Nov-08-09 02:39 AM   #15 
   You seem to be missing the bit about subsidies. nt  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:12 AM   #45 
   It was what it was.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:40 AM   #16 
      Well I guess he could forgo his insurance and go to prison now  AllentownJake   Nov-08-09 02:42 AM   #21 
         I am honestly less worried about 2010 than I am about my own mother...  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:46 AM   #27 
            I have one too  AllentownJake   Nov-08-09 02:49 AM   #32 
   Dennis supports single payer, which would cover everyone  Enrique   Nov-08-09 02:38 AM   #12 
   Unfortunately, Dennis did not get to vote for "nothing" or "single payer".  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:42 AM   #19 
   I seem to recall Dennis saying that everyone should have the same  Desertrose   Nov-08-09 02:41 AM   #18 
   So, if not single payer, then the status quo?  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:43 AM   #23 
   I'll take a Grijalva over Kucinich any day of the week  CreekDog   Nov-08-09 02:43 AM   #22 
   Forced by law to pay insurance companies money?  Fading Captain   Nov-08-09 02:46 AM   #28 
   Congratulations on your good health.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:49 AM   #31 
   I can't speak for him but...  johnnie   Nov-08-09 02:56 AM   #37 
   I will.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:25 AM   #46 
   Can't DK figure this out by himself? That a lot of people can't afford to wait for "perfect"?  Yellow Horse   Nov-08-09 12:01 PM   #57 
      That mindset only applies to the military  derby378   Nov-08-09 02:10 PM   #59 
   He did the same thing with Voter Verified Paper Ballots...  Yellow Horse   Nov-08-09 03:07 AM   #42 
   If he really said that,  Jane Austin   Nov-08-09 03:44 AM   #47 
   He is willing to take a principled stand.... one I respect...  wroberts189   Nov-08-09 04:14 AM   #48 
   Kucinish stood up against big insurance & mandates.  Vidar   Nov-08-09 04:48 AM   #49 
   He didn't stand up to shit  ThePantaloon.com   Nov-08-09 04:52 AM   #52 
      Standing up to shit makes a mess, just like this bill.  Vidar   Nov-08-09 05:20 AM   #56 
   Psh... Everyone knows that DK doesn't need health care.  LostInAnomie   Nov-08-09 04:50 AM   #50 
   Exactly. That's what I asked on another thread. Kucinich can afford to wait  CakeGrrl   Nov-08-09 04:51 AM   #51 
   Yes.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 02:04 PM   #58 
   The way I see it, Dennis voted against ignoring the healthcare issue for another decade or two.  Kitty Herder   Nov-08-09 04:57 AM   #53 
   I imagine he's done it before  MSchreader   Nov-08-09 05:01 AM   #54 
   I don't have insurance and would probably get a subsidy under this bill..  Fumesucker   Nov-08-09 05:07 AM   #55 
   We've gone from "health care reform" to "health insurance reform."  Luminous Animal   Nov-08-09 02:15 PM   #61 
   No, this still counts as "health care reform".  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:02 PM   #63 
   No, and that is why he is pushing a plan that would cover ALL Americans  Bjorn Against   Nov-08-09 03:06 PM   #65 
   He voted against a plan that would cover 96% of Americans.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:10 PM   #66 
      This bill covers hardly anyone, it mandates that we buy coverage  Bjorn Against   Nov-08-09 03:13 PM   #67 
         Um, hate to say it but single-payer ain't free.  Barack_America   Nov-08-09 03:16 PM   #69 
            I never said it was free, but it costs a hell of a lot less than our current system  Bjorn Against   Nov-08-09 03:18 PM   #70 
   Why should he?  LWolf   Nov-08-09 03:14 PM   #68 
   I wish someone would help me out  happy2bhere   Nov-08-09 03:25 PM   #71 
 

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