Bachmann to Hannity: No bipartisan dog and pony show on health care
Tuesday, February 16, 2010 at 8:25 am
Rep. Michele Bachmann appeared on Sean Hannity’s Fox News show on Monday to talk about why Republicans should skip President Obama’s bipartisan health care reform summit. Bachmann recently announced that Hannity would be appearing with Sarah Palin at her April campaign event.
Hannity asked Bachmann whether Republicans should accept Obama’s invitation for the bipartisan summit (Minnesota Rep. John Kline is one of the Republicans invited to the health care discussion).
“If his intent is to get a photo op so he can check the box and claim he has bipartisanship and transparency, then that seems pretty disingenuous,” she said. “We don’t want just a political dog and pony show. We want real negotiations, and real discussion. We would love to present our great ideas.”
Then, doing a little political forecasting, Bachmann told Hannity that Republicans need to unify with Tea Partiers.
“Splitting the vote won’t get us to victory. We have to have unity so we need to unify around constitutional principles. And we’ll prevail like gangbusters.”
3 Comments
Comment posted February 16, 2010 @ 1:24 pm
What Bachmann was really saying,, “We have nothing and will vote against anything that comes out of the Obama WH.”
Comment posted February 16, 2010 @ 1:50 pm
We have heard you’re ideas. We have seen the proposal and it does nothing to expand coverage for anyone. Oh man now we can sell insurance over state lines that’s SO going to lower prices.
I agree that tort reform needs to take place, but this does not fix the system. We need true health care portability and options. Michele stop being part of the problem and join the solution or you will have to go.
It shows that you are obviously concerned when all you do is bad mouth people on TV. Michele, what legislation have YOU wrote to fix this problem? In fact, what legislation have you written at all?
Comment posted February 16, 2010 @ 11:11 pm
We will not get health care reform and we will be able to blame the republicans for it. Instead of bringing a solid counter offer to the table they run away from actualy doing their jobs. Weak and pathetic is what they are.
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