The best line of a good piece, which sums up what I've been saying here (bold emphasis mine throughout):
"I still can’t get past Clinton’s remarks from Wednesday night, when he
gave what amounted to an almost hour-long apology for why none of the
promises President Obama made four years ago have been carried out. It
had to be the most unusual introduction of a president
in the history of politics. 'Here’s why we’ve failed for four years,
which is also why you should give him four more years during which he
pledges to behave the same way.'”
More:
"On the claim of Obama’s stripping over $700 billion out of Medicare? It
is only going to come out of the hides of insurance companies, doctors,
and hospitals caring for your loved ones. They undoubtedly will continue
to happily absorb the cuts and provide the same or better quality of
care. Besides, Clinton would remind us, no doctor or hospital in America
has yet proven to federal bureaucrats that their costs are needed or
deserved."
