So now that the health care bill's been passed, they're going to separately pass some "fixes" for it using "Reconciliation" (it's a process used to stop the minority party in the Senate from filibustering the Federal Budget and shutting down the government). Now wouldn't it be outstanding if we had video of the Senator that created the "Reconciliation" rule (Robert Byrd), ranting about how it was "never, never, never" meant to be used to pass health care. Well... remember Hillary-Care, Robert Byrd has a good story about that:
If you don't understand this yet, it's time: No one in Congress believes anything they say, ever. They are professional bullshitters and con-men. They don't read the bill because the bill doesn't matter to them, all they worry about is deal making and getting re-elected. That's why the Founders wanted fucking LIMITED GOVERNMENT, so these douchebags wouldn't have the power to fuck up the country. But people keep saying "Oh I guess the government can do this one little thing. I don't have any problem with a little more government. Besides, they say there's a crisis and it's going to help people!" Well here we are, good job you simple bastards. Go get a pen and write this down. Two quotes you can tattoo on the inside of your eyelids so this never happens again: First, "Crisis is the rallying cry of the tyrant." Second, "The welfare of humanity is always the alibi of tyrants." Con-men never tell you when they're robbing you. You are just a mark to them.
We're proposing a simple new law everyone could get behind: If a member of Congress votes for a law, and that law ends up making shit worse than it was before; that dumb bastard has to donate their entire salary to unfucking the situation, for as long as it takes to fix shit like this:.jpg)
