Credit Where Credit Is Due

[tongodeon]

Lately people have been highlighting protest photos from Tea Party, 9/12, or town hall meetings showing protesters with poorly spelled, violent, questionably racist, or just plain crazy signs. Others defend the protestors by pointing out that liberals had crazy anti-war/anti-Bush protestors too who called Bush a Nazi, and that it's easy to

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now that we have binned them out...

[drieuxster]

Is there a way that we can discuss that these should be bipartisan issues. That these should still be bipartisan issues even if Dick Cheney is elected to be great leader.

Or is that also a part of the unstated crisis of faith here. That people spent too much supporting their Myths about Dubya and the cult of 'supporting the president to support the troops' and can no longer cope with that level of personal guilt.

[agentelrond]

When I see the pictures of people with teabags hanging off their hats, I wish I'd gone to the protests with hot water and a teacup.

As far as (generally) free market solutions to health care, I find this one pretty damn convincing: http://www.theatlantic.com/doc/200909/health-care