from the Manhattan institute and freaking National Review Online or the Romney 2012 campaign.

Nor do they push discredited rightwing conspiracy theories.

And there you have it.


Nevermind the fact you're citing propaganda written and produced by partisan Republicans, the rightwing noisemachine and ALEC.

Citing Avik Roy on the ACA is like quoting John Bolton on Obama's Iran policy. Just too obvious.

They haven't given up trying to get rid of ACA; tactic has now switched to keeping people from enrolling. The website mess has temporarily bolstered them but that will work itself out.

I hope we don't eventually have to deal with articles from so-called "credible" news sources saying it's beneficial to shut down the government forever so we can install a new corporate American theocratic fascist system to get rid of the liberal socialists.
They could even make the point that 'liberals don't like guns and we on the right wing side have most of the guns so they won't fight us even if they do have guns'. Lets see that in Forbes, The WSJ, Washington Times and the Spectator. Sorry. The Spectator "IS" trash.

True Democrats are for single payer.

expansion of Medicaid in Republican proposals.

Is that reality-based thinking?