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Now welcome to the best of the left podcast with Coops today from wait wait. Don't tell me

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Here is your second quote the federal government competes with the private sector the way an alligator competes with a duck it consumes it

That was Indiana congressman Mike Pence getting all zoological as he criticized a government initiative to compete with the private sector on what major issue

Healthcare yes indeed healthcare very good. This is the week we've all been waiting for

The rollout of healthcare reform legislation the thousand-page bills incredibly complicated for example under the plan if you say you need your tonsils out

It'll be subsidized by the government, but it will be done by Lockheed Martin using dremel tools left over from the stealth bomber project

For efficiency sink president Obama appeared and an event at the White House to roll out the legislation he was surrounded there by nurses

He did this thing after talking to some of them privately in the Oval Office

He admitted that he quote has a bias toward nurses and he talked about how intimately nurses know the issues

One more reason why Obama can do this and Bill Clinton couldn't

Concerned is of course Republicans were decrying the plan they say that if this passes our current healthcare system will be destroyed

Of course our current healthcare system for most people is watching graze anatomy while applying head on to their tumor

What is head on head on is that's you don't know you know watching off TV head on to play directly to the forehead head on to play directly to the forehead

It's this homeopathic nonsense people be buying by the millions of the hope that it will help you but you kind of a jail form

Well, what if they were able to contribute to show

Me if they were to sponsor

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