Scott Brown's 'tea party' fans feel burned by jobs vote

[catocom]

So why was he against it to start with then, with that logic?
Just playing for more, he thought, maybe?

 

[spike]

He was fighting for a public option among other things. They might have to do that separately or go with Grayson's bill.

 

[valkyrie]

He was not against it from the start, only after the public option was taken out.

I'm upset about it too. I think the public option needs to be available. I think this, along with other steps, will help to make insurance affordable.

 

[catocom]

yeah, Dennis clarified, and it was as thought.
I'm satisfied with his answer, 'cause I know how he is anyway.

I don't agree with him, but he's got more honestly, and integrity than most
the other buttholes on the left up there.

 

[spike]

Kinda how I feel about Ron Paul. I don't agree with him on many things but he's got more honesty and integrity than most of the other idiots on the right.