Ill. Rep. Phil Hare Just Doesn’t Care About the Constitution?
April 1, 2010 | Filed Under Barack Obama, Budget, Congress, Constitution, Democrats/Leftists, Economy/Finances, Government, Government, Corruption, Health, House of Representatives, Illinois State Government, Liberals, Taxes, Warner Todd Huston | 4 Comments
-By Warner Todd Huston
Well, here is Democrat Phil Hare so perfectly fitting the profile of a left-wing hack. He fits perfectly that stereotype of the Democrat that doesn’t care about our laws, our traditions, our safety or our Constitution.
Don’t believe me? Listen to his own words: “I don’t worry about the Constitution.”
When asked where in the Constitution Phil Hare finds the power to take over the economy, our healthcare, and any other thing he feels that he’s smarter than us to take over, Congressman Hare admits that he doesn’t care about that silly old Constitution thingie.
He’s more interested in the, “I care more about the people that are dying everyday that don’t have healthcare.”
Gosh he likes us, he really likes us. Of course, neither he nor any other Democrat has been able to prove that people are “dying every day that they don’t have healthcare.” But, you know…
My favorite is when he claimed that he read this 8,100 page bill “three times.”
And when he was called on that obvious lie, he stomped out the door. Poor lil fella. Of course, the TRUTH is that there is no way on earth that he’s read the entirety of a 8,100 page bill any “three times.”
All I can say is Vote Bobby Schilling in November! (17th District)
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