
Legally, that probably won't matter as federal law will preempt the new state law but that wasn't the point of Proposition C. The point was to send a clear message to the advocates of the Democrats' healthcare "reform" package that was wheeled, dealed, and lied into law earlier this year. Consider the message sent.
But, unfortunately, I doubt that the intended audience is listening. How long has it been since the Democrats in Washington gave a [darn] about what us common folk out in the country thought? Have they ever? I don't see much evidence that Barack Obama, Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi or their ilk are very concerned about what we think.
I am curious to see if the message gets through closer to home. What will the Democrats' newly-minted nominee for the U.S. Senate say about Obamacare now that the voters she's courting have spoken with such a loud voice?
I'm curious but that's about all. Robin Carnahan is an Obamite, through and through. Whatever she says now, she'll be saying to get elected. If elected, she'll be a rubber stamp for the Obama agenda. (For fun, check out this link.)
Seriously, the elections this November matter - a great deal. Missouri needs Roy Blunt. America needs Roy Blunt.
I can't say it enough. And I'll be saying it often for the next three months.
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