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In a long essay published in state controlled media yesterday, Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro applauded President Obama for passing health care reform but not before doing a little showboating by saying it took the U.S. more than two hundred years to get there while Cuba achieved that more than a hundred years ago.
You know you have accomplished a F*&%# Big Deal to paraphrase Vice President Joe Biden, when the Cuban leader congratulates you.

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In an effort to win a few more votes among the undecided in his own party and maybe a handful from across the aisle, President Obama has decided to incorporate some ideas from Republicans in his latest push for a final vote on health care.
But surprised that any idea can be attributed to them, Republicans unanimously rejected the latest initiative.

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In his effort to sell his health care reform, President Obama was in Montana on Friday for another town hall meeting. On his way to the town hall, he spent a few hours trout fishing with his deputy chief of staff who grew up in Montana.
Nevertheless to say, before catching any fish, he was wishing to catch a break from trying to put out all this fires lit by conservatives.

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In what appears to be a reversal from some of his harshest campaign rhetoric, President Obama is believed to be willing to side with Democrats Senators' plan to tax employer-sponsored health benefits to help pay for a universal coverage.
What do you call such a move ? Another day in the office for a politician.

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