Greetings, y'all are sitting to podcast number 165 of Blast the Right.

I'm your host Jack Hark, great to have you on board today.

Still dissect the right wings, still continuing lies in hypocrisy about the recently passed

health care legislation.

This will lead us into a broader discussion of social and economic justice and the right

wings aversion to both.

Let's get right into it.

Your sources today include the New York Times, the Associated Press, Media Matters.org,

The Nation Magazine, The Washington Post, and the website of the Congressional Budget

Office.

After this, the post-game show to the just finished round of the health care debate.

A bill was passed, but the long-term struggle will continue.

Many more rounds to go.

I'll start off by sharing with you three terrific letters to the New York Times.

They'll provide a springboard to discuss the broader context, including where we go

from here.

Be sure to stick around until the end, because I have some killer poll information

for you later on that you probably haven't heard about, but we'll be glad you did.

Here's the first letter, quote, those who voted against this historic legislation should

be forewarned.

They may have scored easy, even cynical, political points by opposing passage of a comprehensive

and expensive health care bill, but ten years from now, health care will be considered

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