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It;s going to be pretty hard for democrats and liberals to blame this one on a PAC.
This is more slime-ball Chicago politics, better known as "hope & change."
FLOTUS: Obamacare keeps women from dying of cancer, but GOP would repeal it | WashingtonExaminer.com
This is more slime-ball Chicago politics, better known as "hope & change."
FLOTUS: Obamacare keeps women from dying of cancer, but GOP would repeal it
August 13, 2012 | 11:02 pm
Who knew that cancer would emerge as a leitmotif of the Obama campaign? First Lady Michelle Obama is the latest to invoke cancer on the campaign trail, but she did so to tout Obamacare rather than attack Mitt Romney directly.
“But this election is also a choice about the health of our families,” Mrs. Obama said at a fundraiser this evening. “We all know these stories — the grandparents who couldn’t afford their medications; the families going broke because a child got sick; the woman dying of cancer whose insurance company wouldn’t cover her care. And let me tell you something, that’s what kept Barack going day after day.”
Moments later, she asked (without naming Romney), “Do we want these reforms to be repealed? Because there are those who do. Or do we want the people we love to have the care they need? That’s the choice we face.”
FLOTUS: Obamacare keeps women from dying of cancer, but GOP would repeal it | WashingtonExaminer.com