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By earl

March 1, 2010 5:29 PM | Link to this

Drunken orangetree, Are you drunk or just stupid? There is no need to continue reproving my assertion, although you are rather disturbingly amusing.

By gjg

March 1, 2010 2:27 PM | Link to this

As usual, Leslie is showing her ignorance. the Democrats do not have a SUPERMAJORITY. They do have a majority, enough to pass healthcare reform by reconcilation. The Republicans have used this process at least 13 times since 1980. It’s past time for the Democrats to do right by the citizens, not corporations.

By voter

March 1, 2010 2:17 PM | Link to this

How are the Democrats supposed to “negotiate” with the GOP if they will only consider starting over? The Dems,especially Bachus, bent over backwards to accommodate the GOP. It doesn’t matter that the current bill includes all the things the GOP says they must have. The GOP does not negotiate in good faith. They only want to bring the government to a halt. Throw them out, starting with Boehner!

By Leslie

March 1, 2010 12:43 PM | Link to this

More Smoke and Mirrors. The republicans including John Boehner CANNOT stop anything. The democrats have a SUPERMAJORITY. This is all a game. Obama and his goons could have had their health care long ago cause the republicans CANNOT stop them. The democrats do NOT need republicans to pass anything. MoveOn is just helping to distract you from the truth. Republicans are NOT in the way cause the democrats do not need them. Pelosi even told the democrats not to discuss health care with the republicans. You people are being played.

By drunken orangetree

March 1, 2010 11:46 AM | Link to this

earl, there isn’t one thing someone who isn’t wingnut could say that wouldn’t contribute to your paranoia.

By earl

February 28, 2010 12:47 PM | Link to this

drunken orangetree, Thank you for commenting to illustrate my point.

By Ricardo

February 28, 2010 12:46 PM | Link to this

By definition, MoveOn should be pro-Repub, because the Dems control the Presidency & both Houses of Congress - if you’re going to “move on” - it has to be to something else besides the party in power. Democrats have nobody to blame but themselves - they have met the enemy & the enemy is them. The Repubs will be the next on the hot seat; if they return to business as usual, they will be the next set of bums to get tossed out.

By drunken orangetree

February 28, 2010 12:09 PM | Link to this

LOL, the same paranoid bs from the wing nuts. Soros! ACORN! Communism! boogah boogah, earl, we’re comin’ to getcha!

By earl

February 28, 2010 10:49 AM | Link to this

And MoveOn.org uses the buzz word monopoly while endorsing a government monopoly of the health care system. They have once again illustrated their Marxian ideology. But the egocentric entitlement crowd is too stupid to notice.

By Boehnerisms

February 28, 2010 9:54 AM | Link to this

Pelosi is just as much at fault as Boehner. Two party politics is a broken system. The answer for the middle class lies somewhere in the middle, but unfortunately the two party system does not function for the middle class. Where are our best and brightest Independents? Maybe Bill Gates or Warren Buffett can foot the bill to get intelligent, free thinking Independents to seek office, with the new Supreme Court ruling on campaign financing.

By hg1

February 28, 2010 9:31 AM | Link to this

SSBN is so lost like most of his cool-aid drinking friends. Why is Brunner and Pelosi advocating voting rights to felons? The prison population is 99.9% democrat. All the big name mass murderers have been Dem’s Dahmler, Gacey. Where do you get your facts? Comic books?

By earl

February 28, 2010 9:25 AM | Link to this

At the health care summit there was a sharp contrast of style, ideas and demeanor between the Democrats and Republicans. The major media gave only sparse coverage and deceptive analysis because the Democrats came across as petulant children while the Republicans were the reasoned, thoughtful, responsible adults. Barry O laid out a trap for the Republicans to brand them the party of “no”. The nuclear option would then seem proper. Ironically the Democrats became the party of “no respect”, “no common sense”,”no spirit of cooperation”and “no practical ideas”. I like watching the Democrats playing political musical chairs.

By ssbn

February 28, 2010 9:18 AM | Link to this

And the GOP also congregates with lowlifes; The evangelicals, FOX, neocons, C-street cult, PNAC, Carlyle Group. Let alone all the deviants and predators that are now former GOP members of congress.

By hg1

February 28, 2010 8:38 AM | Link to this

Got to ask yourself, why are the Democrats magnets for all the low life organizations in the world, you’be got ACORN, now Moveon is popping it ugly Goerge Soras head again. Weren’t they the one’s who gave us Al Gore and his lies about Global Warming” as I stare at mountains of snow and last year being the coldest summer and now the coldest winter. Wake up Americans, the only difference between Democrats and Communists are some Dem’s have religion.

By Boehnerisms

February 28, 2010 6:31 AM | Link to this

Middle class Americans want nothing more than a choice. Boehner’s constituents are not the residents and small businesses of SW Ohio. They are BIG INSURANCE, BIG TOBACCO and SALLIE MAE. Boehner is doing his job when rates go up! Since Anthem just announced 39% increases, well done John! The corporate jet will be there soon to take you to Scotland to play golf.

By middsteve

February 27, 2010 9:01 PM | Link to this

OH yes, MOVE ON.ORG,now there is a REAL un-biased,center of the road,virtual fountain of truth. Much like ACORN is.

By null

February 27, 2010 7:40 PM | Link to this

mike you insult “yoursself” everytime you try to write. Again, why is Obama wasting time on healthcare? I thought he was going to be “laser focused” on jobs?

By Donnelsville Guy

February 27, 2010 2:48 PM | Link to this

Haven’t met anyone yet that wants Obama’s plan and in November Boehner will be joined by many more like minded folks in Congress and that will put a permanent end to this government takeover of the entire health industry. On the other hand, if a good quality candidate ran against Boehner in the primary, it would be worth a look - Boehner’s been there too long and has not been effective.

By Herb

February 27, 2010 2:04 PM | Link to this

We haven’t had a Rep since Tony Hall he would fight for and help his people. Boehner was dumped on us and has never done a thing for us. Everytime I contacked him I got the runaround , it’s time for him to go. He’s in it to pad his pockets. So lets get someone better to replace hin next election.

By TRS

February 27, 2010 12:21 PM | Link to this

Ah, Moveon - the left’s equilivant to Michael Savage…only nastier

By Greg

February 27, 2010 11:28 AM | Link to this

To Jason and others - how was Boehner supposed to “negotiate” when Democrats refused to start over? If the jumping off point is nationalizing healthcare, there’s no discussion. Boehner already has a bill up on healthcare.gop.gov. It could be a real bipartisan starting point. Instead, Democrats rigged the summit and still got clowned by the GOP. And if Boehner is in the pocket of insurance companies, what does that say about all the Democrats who get insurance money too and want to force people into it?

By dynamic duo

February 27, 2010 8:52 AM | Link to this

Boehner and Bunning. 2 biggest embarassments in Congress. How much do you want to bet that Boehner either becomes a lobbiest for the insurance industry or gets a job with an insurance company when he gets voted out in the primary. What a buffoon.

By mike

February 27, 2010 6:06 AM | Link to this

he insults hisself every time he opens his lying mouth

By Quentin

February 27, 2010 1:35 AM | Link to this

It is hilarious how people would prefer a rich man who has been known to trash entire national economies for his personal benifit in the exchange market than someone we could at least vote out. I suggest you look up how Soros got rich and wonder why he would like to see the US dollar devalued by massive debt before buying in to anything he and his numerous front groups say. Heck, if you worry about political donations from corporations, Soros should have you scared under your bed with his scams and influence!!!

By Eric N. Liberty

February 26, 2010 11:01 PM | Link to this

I’m afraid John is totally controlled by his corporate sponsors. He’s been in Washington far too long. He is far too partisan to be effective and needs to be replaced. I hope we can elect a more effective representative in the next election.

By mort

February 26, 2010 10:51 PM | Link to this

The ad is true. Boehnor doesn’t have a problem with health insurers discriminating against uninsured Americans or denying Americans health coverage. He is for he BIG corporate..and he always is. They tell him to JUMP and he says how HIGH!!

By R U Kidding Me

February 26, 2010 9:57 PM | Link to this

Is John Boehner perfect? No way. But, he sure is better than any alternative presented by the liberals. Take Sherrod “A$$ Clown” Brown for instance. Now there’s a champion buffoon, a real idiot if God ever made one. Hands down I’m with Boehner until morons like Sherrod Brown dissappear from our goverment.

By HowRad

February 26, 2010 9:47 PM | Link to this

After the “General Betrayus”, I don’t concern myself with anything Moron.org puts out.

By mlh

February 26, 2010 6:02 PM | Link to this

While the ad may be in deliberately poor taste in images, Boehner certainly doesn’t represent my views on health reform. I resent his partisan grandstanding and wish he represented a different state than my own.

By mlh

February 26, 2010 6:02 PM | Link to this

While the ad may be in deliberately poor taste in images, Boehner certainly doesn’t represent my views on health reform. I resent his partisan grandstanding and wish he represented a different state than my own.

By John Galt

February 26, 2010 5:47 PM | Link to this

The “decorated general” retort concerns the infamous “Gen Betray-us” ad the hacks at MoveOn published some months back. As for Boehner, he’s not my favorite, but anything he does to keep Obamacare from becoming law is a good thing for everyone.

By Dave

February 26, 2010 5:33 PM | Link to this

Insulting decorated generals? Boehner spent 8 weeks in the Navy. I don’t understand the connection here. Move-on is clearly attacking Boehner.

By ssbn

February 26, 2010 5:21 PM | Link to this

Boehner is, without a doubt, the worst example of what a public servant should be. He is self serving and only interested in what the lobbyists desire: the lobbyists that bribe him! .

By Ethel S.

February 26, 2010 5:18 PM | Link to this

And the Dems took over Congress in 2006 and what have they accomplished so far—Gridlock—because they do nothing about discussing cost containment except to cut $500 billion from Medicare. Glad that Rep. Boehner is representing the people because one thing the Dems and BO have not done and that is explaining how to keep down health care costs, cut the deficit, and add millions more to the health insurance rolls without rationing health care. The GOP did a good job to point out the bad “bribes” that were going to certain states. At least the GOP got BO to finally air the differences in the plans on C-Span!

By Laura

February 26, 2010 5:12 PM | Link to this

Even though I don’t live in Boehner’s district, he can’t speak for me because I do want some sort of health care reform. He is brought and paid for by the insurance companies. I would like to know from him and the rest of Republicans in Congress when are you to going work for us. I would like to tell Boehner and the delegation in Congress from Ohio put politics aside and work for us.

By Boehnerisms

February 26, 2010 4:53 PM | Link to this

The ad was way too easy on him. This man is epitomizes the worst of politics. No one Congressman has ever done more wrong for Americans than Boehner. The higher our insurance premiums, the more money that goes to his PAC.

By Bill Edwards

February 26, 2010 4:14 PM | Link to this

Really… What has Boehner done for his district or anyone but himself? Not for Healthcare, or putting people back to work. He is the leader of the NO party. Him and his fellow party members need to give something positive to cure the problems

By Jason Fisher

February 26, 2010 4:07 PM | Link to this

How did Boehner contribute at all toward developing a bipartisan solution during the bipartisan health care reform summit? When he wasn’t out smoking a cigarette, he was making the same year old mouthnoises rather than actually doing any real work for the American people.