>>>>"If you think about it UPS and FedEx are doing just fine...it's the post office that's always having problems."
>>>>http://www.breitbart.tv/obama-its-the-post-office-thats-always-having-problems/
>>>>
>>>>I couldn't have said it better myself...wait...I believe I've made this exact point several times before.
>>>>
>>>>Anyhow, now that He's caught up to my page I assume He'll stop all this talk of a government plan.
>>>>
>>>>Holding my breath...
>>> I agree. I am dumbfounded at the ludicrous analogy. Neither UPS nor FedEx offer letter delivery, and the only reason the Post Office is still operating is because we subsidize it.
>>>
>>>He makes the opponents point FOR THEM. Add to that things like Amtrack, VA hospitals, base PX's, farm/dairy subsidies....etc and multiply that stupidity times the ignorance factor of those who will believe "you will not stand in lines", "I do not believe in single-payer systems" and"I have the support of AARP" and I think you get 52%.
>>>
>>>Wake up voters. As Marcia said - contact your elected officials now.
>>
>>It's easy, too. You will be given boilerplate letter text and suggestions on how to storm troop town hall meetings.
>
>Interesting that you equate dissenters with storm troopers. It's really not that different than some of the city or school meetings I've seen. People get passionate about an issue and when they are passionate they get overly zealous and heated in their expression of their opinions :o) At least they aren't billed as 'townhalls' but really are 'rallies of the faithful' as occurred in 2005:
>
>http://news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/2005/06/17_zdechlikm_folksybush/

I am all for dissent, expressing whatever viewpoint. The disruptions at recent town hall meetings where Democratic members of Congress appeared seem particularly well coordinated. They act a lot like they have been encouraged to show up as a mob.