Fallopia

The U.S. House of Representatives narrowly passed landmark health care legislation Saturday night.  The vote was 220-215.

I’m not sure what the House of Representatives Health Care Reform Bill entails, but if it looks anything like what the Senate pushed through, it’s nothing dramatic or exciting. Certainly nothing to get all worked up about. Certainly no reason to throw rationally minded American’s values out the window, and use child exploitation for political sabotage. But then, what fun would CSPAN be without a few bouncing babies reminding us not to reproduce, lest our children have to get jobs at the age of two,  in order to pay off the expenses of their birth.

Thanks, baby.

~ by Vy on November 8, 2009.

Posted in Public Affairs
Tags: America, Citizenship, Democracy, health care, health care debate, Health Care Reform, House Health Care Bill, Public Discussions