Only Small Minority Believe Opposition to Obamacare is Racist

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Survey of 1,000 Likely Voters September 14-15, 2009 Are most people who oppose the President’s health care plan doing so because they are racist?
Yes	12%
No	67%
Not sure	21%

Rasmussen Reports



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Oklahoma's Dan Boren Rated Most Likely to Switch Parties

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Boren refused to endorse Obama, called the Cap and trade bill the ‘worst bill he’s even seen‘ and opposes single payer health care. He is the only Democratic Congressman from Oklahoma.

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AARP Losing Tens of Thousands of Members Due to Support of Obamacare

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About 60,000 senior citizens have quit AARP since July 1 due to the group's support for a health care overhaul, a spokesman for the organization said Monday.

The membership loss suggests dissatisfaction on the part of AARP members at a time when many senior citizens are concerned about proposed cuts to Medicare providers to help pay for making health care available for all. But spokesman Drew Nannis said it wasn't unusual for the powerful, 40 million-strong senior citizens' lobby to shed members in droves when it's advocating on a controversial issue.

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Whole-Food Brats Throwing Hissy Fit Over CEO Coming Out Against Obamacare

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Wah!!!

"I will never shop there again," vowed Joshua, a 45-year-old blogger, who asked that his last name not be published.

Wah!!! I want socialized health care!!! I WANT it!!!

"I'm boycotting [Whole Foods] because all Americans need health care," said Lent, 33, who used to visit his local Whole Foods "several times a week."

No!!! No!!! No!!!! No!!! NOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"I will no longer be shopping at Whole Foods," Taylor told ABCNews.com. "I think a CEO should take care that if he speaks about politics, that his beliefs reflect at least the majority of his clients."

If you read this article by ABC 'news' you will get the distinct feeling that these people think Whole Foods only belongs to the Democrats of this country. Maybe Convervatives will make up for any loss of Socialist business that results from this incident. But then again, Republicans are way too smart to pay the inflated prices at whole foods. That's a special deal just for the Libs.

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Pelosi Protested in Denver Visit

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"This is called the legislative process," she said during a brief question-and-answer period after touring the Stout Street Clinic in downtown Denver. "There are differences of opinions. This is the democratic process. . . . This is a very big initiative, to change health care in America."

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Only 10% of Bay State voters say the quality of health care has gotten better as a result of the reform plan while 29% say it has gotten worse. Most (53%) say the quality of care has not changed.

Source: Rasmussen Reports