President Obama made an interesting comment yesterday while campaigning for his health care reset in Boston. He was attempting to defend his lie that those who like their health insurance policies will be able to keep them, and, according to the N.Y. Times, “He accused lawmakers in Washington of distorting that fact by failing to mention that the new plans they have will be more comprehensive and often come with cheaper premiums. ‘If you leave that stuff out, you are being grossly misleading, to say the least,’ Mr. Obama said.”
He knows we can hear him, right?
Mike Wittmer 
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