Barack and his Coun­cil of Ador­ers agree.

Why else would the house organ of the Élite Lib­eral Brain-​​Trust Estab­lish­ment pub­lish some­thing like this state­ment in a New York Times edi­to­r­ial:

There is no ques­tion that with­out a filibuster-​​proof major­ity it will be a lot harder to pass a bill. But it should not be impos­si­ble if Con­gres­sional Democ­rats and the White House show courage and cre­ativ­ity. Health care reform is too impor­tant to throw away, and it is not too late to per­suade vot­ers that it is in their interest.

See that?  The it is not too late part?  Run!  Run!  It is not too late!  Be the first on your block!  Lim­ited time offer!  It is not too late!

It is not TOO LATE!

Of course, an ordi­nary per­son with a lit­tle com­mon sense would fig­ure that if it is some­thing that has to be done RIGHT NOW it is because of an IMMEDIATE LOOMING EMERGENCY. The Times implies as much by writing

If the Democ­rats quit now, so close to the goal line, the oppor­tu­nity for large-​​scale reform could be lost for years. Mean­while, the num­ber of unin­sured, cur­rently more than 46 mil­lion, will keep going up and the cost of health care will con­tinue to soar.

An oppor­tu­nity that could be lost for years.  Sounds pretty tragic.

Lost for years!

So we have an imme­di­ate loom­ing emer­gency that we must solve right now.  By pass­ing a huge bill that most in the Con­gress still don’t know what’s in it and do it right now because of the imme­di­ate loom­ing emergency.

And then the pro­vi­sions in the bill to solve this imme­di­ate loom­ing emer­gency don’t kick in for four years.

Who could buy all that and NOT be a jackass?

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