If you are crippled, if you are blind, if you are disabled, if you want help, and if money and insurance is what is keeping you from getting it, you cannot give a better political home run ball to the American people to decide a basic question, which side are you on?
Rangel highlights the urgency of healthcare access for vulnerable populations.
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As far as those 75, aren't you in a position to come before this committee and say that, 'Yes, some mistakes were made...'
no matter what differences one might have with you, we all know that it is a common goal to make America stronger.
It is absolutely stupid to say that: Working gives you self-esteem, it gives you pride, it gives you family unity, it keeps you out of trouble, it gives you health, and it gives you what it is like to be an American.
it doesn't justify it--has absolutely nothing to do with them not fulfilling their moral responsibilities to treat Americans and taxpayers with the dignity that they deserve.
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