Obama’s Choice: Is It Really Such a Tough Call?
Sure, being POTUS is tough sometimes, and you're bound to royally tick off a large percentage of your constituency no matter what you do. But in the case of health care reform, President Obama, you have one Lee Stranahan to help you break this one down."Uninsured father" Lee Stranahan steps in to help President Obama get to the bottom line fast about health care reform.
Sure, being POTUS is tough sometimes, and you’re bound to royally tick off a large percentage of your constituency no matter what you do. But in the case of health care reform, President Obama, you have one Lee Stranahan, an “uninsured father taking on the health insurance industry,” to help you break this one down. –KA
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Beyond the big headlines, he is acting on policies that hurt the poor, immigrants, his political enemies and human existence itself.
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