Liberals make their case

If the liberal argument was the better argument, why do liberals have to make up stories to pull on the emotional heart strings of Americans.
Ann Coulter exposed this trick in the Democratic "You Tube" debate.
The fake racism Obama doesn't experience.
The lie that Bush stole the election.
And today, the lie that Kathleen Vinehout had to tell to try and tout universal health care.
I want to post her first story in full, so you can feel sorry for her.

Until 1995, she was a professor of health care at the University of Illinois at Springfield.

But in 2005, Alma dairy farmer Kathleen Vinehout and her husband, Doug Kane, faced a tough decision: Should they pay $900 to $1,000 a month for their own family health insurance or to cover their farm expenses?
They went without the insurance. "It was very scary," Vinehout said.
It got scarier. Their 10-year-old son required an emergency appendectomy last fall, forcing the couple to take on debt to pay for the surgery.
Weeks later, Vinehout upset Sen. Ron Brown (R-Eau Claire) in the November election.
And the rookie senator now finds herself out front on the radical $15.2 billion universal health care plan being pushed by her fellow Senate Democrats.
"I need to do everything I can to make sure that every person in the state of Wisconsin has access to the same benefits that I have, as a legislator," she said.
Vinehout, 49, and her family went without health insurance for 23 months - a situation she says is not uncommon in rural areas of the state.
A few weeks before the election, Vinehout and Kane regretted that decision.
In September, Vinehout's husband called from a hospital emergency room in Wabasha, Minn., where physicians said their son, Nathan, needed surgery to remove his appendix.
Did they want the expensive tests and surgery to be done?
Yes, heal Nathan.
Nathan had the surgery, and is fine. The hospital first billed them $15,000 but settled for about $10,000. His parents refinanced the farm's mortgage to pay it.
When Vinehout tells the story now, her face reddens in anger at a health care system that leaves so many of her western Wisconsin neighbors without affordable insurance.
In the Capitol, Vinehout isn't shy about sharing her story. She voted with 17 other Democrats in the Senate to add the universal health care plan to the budget.

So, this poor woman had to choose between paying the farm bills and getting health care.
Then you read this story:

Senator made loan to her campaign while uninsured

So, she has $7,000 for her campaign, but no money for her family to have health insurance.
This shows a lot of tactics and the mentality of liberals.
1. She made a bad choice, decided not to have health care when she obviously could have, and now she wants to get very emotional when she has to suffer the consequences of her poor decisions.
2. Universal health care must not be a good enough idea on its merits, once again a liberal has to tell a story about how terrible life is, then spend seven grand to get elected to office. It shows a lack of responsibility and integrity. I guess something that doesn't affect Dem's.

I guess liberals believe that everyone should spend all their money anyway they see fit, the government will take care of all the things Americans used to be able to take care of on their own. Well, as long as we have liberals around offering more and more and more and more hand-outs, we will have more and more and more and more irresponsible people feeling they are able to act that way, because the Democratic party told them their situation was not their fault.