The first thing Dems talk about when it comes to healthcare? Catastrophic situatations...
Do you see how the Democrat (Socialist) Party address issues such as healthcare, abortion, illegal immigration, etc.?
They ALWAYS deceive the people by talking about the extreme case situations so they can tug on your heart strings and pretend this is what we are debating.
When it comes to universal Healthcare, what does the Left always do? They bring up catastrophic situations, where a person's life is on the line, and use this as why we should have Universal Healthcare. PURE DECEPTION!
What do they do when debating No Restriction abortions? They bring up some thirteen year old who was raped, turned away from the hospital when trying to prevent conception, and then having a life threatening situation from the pregnancy.
The GOP and Conservatives are not disputing that people with life threatening situations should be cared for. They already are today, but to hear these deceptive liars on the Left, there are dead people lying in the streets because they were turned away at the hospital.
I wonder if there is one honest Liberal on the planet willing to speak to the facts rather than bringing up extreme case examples having NOTHING to do with the debate. Liberals can't debate on the honest facts because they know they have no argument.
Here are the facts..... the GOP and Conservatives support life of mother abortions, and life of patient healthcare.
STOP USING YOUR LUDICROUS DECEPTIVE RHETORIC TO TRY AND DEMONIZE THE RIGHT!
Your universal healthcare is unaffordable and will cause more people to die due to the huge waiting lists for treatment.
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What's the first thing Democrats talk about when it comes to illegal immigration? Ripping breast feeding children from their mother's chest and throwing the mother into dungeons before sending her back. Forget about all the illegal immigrants selling drugs and creating gangs. Nah, it's all about breaking up good loving families. LOL, what complete deceptive fools. |
