Kyl: "I Don't Think A Single Republican" Will Support Health Care Reform

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/08/21/kyl-i-dont-think-a-single_n_264951.html

In an interview with Fox News' Neil Cavuto, Sen. Jon Kyl (R-Ariz.) affirmed that neither health care reform bill currently in circulation will get any Republican support. "For either the bill that passed the House Committee or the bill that passed the HELP committee in the Senate, I don't think a single Republican in the Senate would support either of those bills," he said confidently. Kyl went on to say that negotiations between Republicans and Democrats on the Senate Finance Committee have become "very difficult because" of "liberals in both the House and the Senate."

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There ya go. Why on earth are we even talking to them?

They don't seem to take marching orders to heart and seem to actually think about issues.

Only Rethugs I see open to it would be Snowe, Collins, or maybe Lugar. The rest, forget about it.

:nuke:

Same as on the stimulus bill.

and without any republican support, they will lose the electorate for a generation.

It's time to stop playing nice Mr. Obama, you gave it an honest try and they spit in your face. It's now time to twist some arms and thump some heads.

It pretty much clears our way.

you fuckwad

Him and all his idiot republicans are worthless politicians, and worthless people. They outta get a life!

As my Senator, Kyl has voted against anything and everything that would help Arizonan's, the troops/veteran's (Southern AZ, Kyl's district is home to US Military Intelligence Command, Davis Monthan AirForce Base and the Regional VA Medical Center), and Nation as a whole. His voting against any form of healthcare reform should be no surprise to anyone. This is a prime example of citizens voting against their own best interests. Check his voting record......He got his and the hell with anyone else.

I didn't think so.

No matter what they do, they get no negative press from the mainstream media. It's always some fringe group - it's never the Republican Party or their leadership. But, look at Obama's polls plummeting because of healthcare! Look at those blue dogs and liberals fighting each other! What could Obama have done differently? etc...etc..

But nothing about the tactics or the lies or the gun toters and how it affects the Republicans in the polls? I guess they just forgot to ask??

Certainly more than their male Republican counterparts. Not always, far from it, but they have proved
they are not total right wing robots, either.

(note that Ashling is Gaelic for dream) he is right ... and several Repubs (I have no idea who) switch to the Democratic party just before they vote.

:shrug: