Obama rejects criticism on health-care reform legislation

Washington Post
December 22, 2009
By Scott Wilson

President Obama rejected in an interview Tuesday the criticism that he has compromised too much in order to secure health-care reform legislation, challenging his critics to identify any “gap” between what he campaigned on last year and what Congress is on the verge of passing.

“Nowhere has there been a bigger gap between the perceptions of compromise and the realities of compromise than in the health-care bill,” Obama said in an Oval Office interview with The Washington Post about his legislative record this year. “Every single criteria for reform I put forward is in this bill.”     more …

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2 Responses to Obama rejects criticism on health-care reform legislation

  1. reecegswofford on December 23, 2009 at 8:51 am

    THIS PRESIDENT IS DELUSIONAL! SOMEONE HAS SLIPPED HIM THE WRONG TELEPROMPTERS…AND HE DOESN’T EVEN KNOW IT !!!

  2. reecegswofford on December 23, 2009 at 8:53 am

    This site practices censorship!…beware!…and get used to it!
    more to follow!

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