You know, I keep hearing that Obama isn't doing a good job of explaining his health care plan and to some extent it's true. But there are some people, like the ones we are seeing at these town halls, who do not trust him, who despise him and won't believe anything that he or his representatives say.

"At this point in my life, I have never seen my Amerikkka turned into what it has turned into, and I want my Amerikkka back," said one woman, on the verge of tears. "And I don't think the Representatives and Senators are gonna be able to do it. I'm scared!"

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Cry me a fucking river river, lady. Less than a year ago, 53 percent of this country went out and voted for Obama as president. They also voted in increase the Dem majority in the Congress. The healthcare legislation that we ultimately will get this year will likely be less than what Obama said he wanted during the campaign. You want your American back from whom? I'm sorry your side lost but you're going to fucking cry about it? Save it, loser.

I'm sorry, I have no sympathy for folks like this. Those tears were manufactured or tears of anger that some nigra is in the WH. Where were your tears when St. Ron or Man of God GWB were running up huge deficits?

Lots of white hairs getting angry in that crowd. You know, the folks who currently get Social Security checks and who get their health insurance through Medicare. Don't mess with my socialist benefits, you socialists!

By the way, can anybody tell me just what in the hell the first guy and that last woman were talking about? They didn't seem unhinged or nuts but I just have no idea what their points were or what they were asking.

What's to be scared of? We've still got preventive detention, the state secrets privilege, a couple of wars, amnesty for war criminals, don't ask don't tell . . . Oh right, I forgot, the government's going to take over Medicare. And a nigger in the White House.

Btw, while I've made fun of the fool who was crying and some of the questions the opponents of reform were asking, I have to say that this event was one of the more civil that I've seen. Not a lot of screaming, no silly birther signs, no chanting, etc. Sure, many of the folks asking questions are asking about lies or asking about - well, I don't know what - but they're being pretty civil and are referring to documents that contain information. (notice I didn't say facts)

As for the crying lady - she was just being ridiculous. And so were the folks who applauded her acting job.

One thing I've also noted in the videos of many of these events - the Dem politicians targeted have generally kept their cool and have been pretty smooth in responding to the criticism - that is, when they can respond above the chanting and screaming. But then the rabble rousers at most of these events don't want to hear a response - and that is evident from the fact that they start yelling, "No!", or, "That's a lie!", before two words come out of the politician's mouth. (again, this even appears to be somewhat of exception - except for the Drudge-based reaction to Ross saying that single-payer is not in any of the plans)