^The world ends when one side is so convinced it's right that it feels it has the right to cheat.^
You really haven't been following this issue at all, have you? Which side is busting rules and congressional tradition to hammer this through? Which side is trying to sneak this mess in under the cover of darkness?
I've asked this question before: Is there ANY point at which you would think the government has too much power? Obviously a takeover of a sixth of our economy doesn't meet your criteria.
As for "rhetoric and arguments," on another front we are being told - from the same people pushing nationalized health care - that if we don't turn over the REST of our lives and wealth to all-powerful national and international entities, the entire world will be destroyed.
You talk like the soul of reasonableness, but few of your actual positions back that up.
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