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Megyn Kelly had Bernie Sanders on Fox News with her to report on a meeting held yesterday with Barack Obama about the plan to nationalize health care. No Republicans were invited or present. This is a trillion dollar nationalized healthcare plan that Obama wants passed before August, without any Republican participation.
Worrying, isn’t it?
Megyn Kelly, at least, takes Bernie Sanders to task and he is reduced to stuttering and incoherent arguments when faced with logic and facts.
Are you ready for nationalized health care? I’m not.
Call the fence sitters on this.
Grassley: 202-224-3744
Snowe: 202-224-5344
Hatch: 202-224-5251
Collins: 202-224-2523
And why stop there? Call your senators whether they are fence-sitters or not.
If there’s any time for Republicans to rediscover their missing backbone, now’s a good one.
Hat Tip: Gateway Pundit
William says: That was kind of a weird interview. Almost all of the Senator Sanders’ comments were cutoff, and I didn’t get a chance to hear him respond to Megyn. I am against universal healthcare, but it would have been nice to actually hear him speak.
Nathan says: Agreed with William – I am against universal healthcare, but that interview was a pathetic excuse for journalism.
And we wonder why Fox News has such a bad rep, especially after looking at this. Megyn Kelly’s conduct brings to mind Susan Roesgen’s shallow and biased coverage of the Tea Party Protests, as well as the backlash that followed…
Ben T says: Take a look at these stats, and forward them to Megyn so she doesn’t look like such an idiot next time she talks about health care. Sanders was undoubtably trying to stop her on some of her claims that these stats contradict, but she kept plowing along like a TV pro and he never got a chance.
http://www.photius.com/rankings/…ealthranks.html
http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/L-…-healthcare.htm
She talked over him as much as he talked over him..
besides.. Sanders’ is a tool.
as soon as he started to spout off about ‘greedy insurance companies’ and how much they spend on administration costs, he lost me.
Yeah, like the Fed. government can do sooooooooo much better.
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