WH launches new website to debunk health care reform myths

[ProSense]

[still_one]

1. This is fine and good, but how do you get the message out to people who don't browse? /nt

[ProSense]

2. Like

this, this and this.

Also, a lot of people browse.

[still_one]

3. Again, that is fine, but they need to broadcast it over the airwaves, and whenever

Democrats are on shows or being interviewed they need to get the message out

[ProSense]

4. So you think tv and radio is the best way?

Personally, I think getting in people's face is the best way. The town halls have gotten a lot of negative coverage, but one thing that's certain to do is spark curiosity.

[still_one]

6. no, just another way. Yes, I do agree town halls, and face to face are the best

but you reach a heck of a lot of people on tv and radio medium, especially if the message is crafted clearly

[Drunken Irishman]

10. Take it upon yourself.

If you hear someone calling into the radio with bullshit talking points, call and rebuke it.

This is OUR fight.

[Cha]

14. Thanks, thanks, and

thanks!

[hedgehog]

5. Here's the link so you can paste it in your brower:

http://www.whitehouse.gov/realitycheck

And thanks - I'm sending this to the local paper right now!

[Bluenorthwest]

7. I used the form to ask about the discriminatory language of the

current versions, so thanks. If they clear that crap up, I might be able to lend some support.

[mopinko]

8. thank you. nice timing

just now printing out some info for our healthcare forum tonight, and put it right on there.

[HopeOverFear]

9. k and r

[ksoze]

11. Useful to many, wasted ether space to some

Those who need to see this do not want to see it and won't. Their fight is not with facts but a deep seated view that information from Obama will not satisfy ever. If he was against HC reform, they would be rioting for it.

[beltanefauve]

13. Unfortunately, I think you're right. n/t

[SpartanDem]

12. K&R