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is a bill designed by corporate lobbyist.

Chris Hedges, author of Death of the Liberal Class and a well known left-wing author, argues that Obamacare is a bill designed by corporate lobbyist.

is a way to make the American people pay reparations without inviting pushback by calling them what they are. His goal is to create a new America, a new model, a model that will settle old racial scores through new social justice.

Obama is no dummy. He knows that you would never pass reparations. He knows you would never pass any of this stuff. This is all affirmative action. He also knows we can't afford healthcare. He knows we can't afford cap-and-trade and more stimulus bills, but see, that's assuming that he wants to take care of somebody's health, it's assuming that he wants unemployment numbers the way we all understand unemployment numbers, and instead he wants to take care of the environment. But I don't think those are his goals. That's a nice bonus. His goal is creating a new America, a new model, a model that will settle old racial scores through new social justice.

is, along with all Obama's other policies, driven by president obama's thinking on one idea: Reparations.

Glenn Beck has been another prominent advocate of the reparations theory. 'Everything that is getting pushed through Congress, including this health care bill,' he said in 2009, 'are transforming America. And they are all driven by President Obama's thinking on one idea: reparations. Aw, crazy right wing extremist before you say anything, President Obama is against reparations. He himself said so. He said that, but what the media did't report on, conveniently during the election, ignores the reasons why he's against reparations. As I warned before the elections, he doesn't think reparations go far enough.

is an effort to give Americans the same health care and plan that he had in kenya.

Not long before, Limbaugh said this: 'The president of the United States' We're talking now about a Supreme Court justice' The days of them [racial minorities] not having any power are over, and they are angry. And they want to use their power as a means of retribution. That's what Obama's about, gang. He's angry, he's gon' cut this country down to size, he's gon' make it pay for all its multicultural mistakes that it has made, its mistreatment of minorities. I know exactly what's going on.' And yes, that was a little black dialect Rush threw in there, just to be clear. About the ACA, Limbaugh said, 'This is a civil rights bill, this is reparations, whatever you want to call it.' Or another time: 'I think I've finally figured out why Obama it is pushing so hard on this health care bill. He just wants us to have the same health care and plan that he had in Kenya.'

is an obama-brand reparation insofar as it disproportionately helps people of color (who are disproportionately uninsured). It is the way obama feels is the best way to right the wrongs of the past.

It ties everything together. . . . he says we have to do harder work. What is that harder work. 'If we have a program for example of universal healthcare, that will disproportionately affect people of color because they're disproportionately uninsured. If we have a program that says every child in America should get, should be able to go to college regardless of income, that will disproportionately affect people of color because it's oftentimes our children who can't afford to go to college.' Ok, so he believes in the universal program because they disproportionately affect people of color and that's the way he feels is the best way to right the wrongs of the past. These massive programs are obama brand reparations, or in presidential speech, leveling out the playing field.

is destroying the medical system in that it is really just redistribution of care which is going to hurt people who are younger than the people of our oldest.

in terms of' the actual policy Obamacare is destroying the medical system it's raising premiums for people'who are in the system it's' going to end up with an actual with an actual form of care that is that there really is is just redistribution of care which is going to hurt people who are younger than the people of our oldest there's a reason to do manual who designs Obamacare program says he wants to' die at' 75 the they're going to end up redistributed' healthcare and they're going to interpreting' it as far as the economy his economic policies if you look at american history' every time there's a big but there's then' it's a'similarly-sized boom unless you have a massive government policy like FDR and hoover' or look at math government policy like like Barack Obama'

's opposition is indeed tied to race as evidenced by the fact that racial attitudes are shown to carry a significantly larger impact on health care opinions when framed as an obama policy rather than as a bill clinton policy.

This study argues that President Obama's strong association with an issue like health care should polarize public opinion by racial attitudes and race. Consistent with that hypothesis, racial attitudes had a significantly larger impact on health care opinions in fall 2009 than they had in cross-sectional surveys from the past two decades and in panel data collected before Obama became the face of the policy. Moreover, the experiments embedded in one of those reinterview surveys found health care policies were significantly more racialized when attributed to President Obama than they were when these same proposals were framed as President Clinton's 1993 reform efforts.' [paper here]

is a policy whose opposition is tied to nativism the perception that a traditional American culture and way of life needs to be protected against foreign influence which amounts to an independent and significant predictor of opposition to health care reform.

This study investigates the relationship between individual-level support for the 2010 Affordable Care Act and nativism, the perception that a traditional American culture and way of life needs to be protected against foreign influence. The results of an analysis of a 2011 public opinion survey demonstrate that nativism was an independent and significant predictor of opposition to health care reform and that this effect held for both Republicans as well as Democrats, although the relationship is stronger for Republicans.' [paper here]

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