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Newly created GOP presidential candidate is Rick Santorum upset that Obama, who fought in Normandy in breach of confidence they can make their own health care decisions. "The Americans have risked everything to make a decision about their health care plan, he said Monday.
Santorum spoke at a meeting in Pennsylvania to mark its official entry into the presidential race, and protest against those who oppose Paul Ryan's (R-WI) proposal to effectively end Medicare as we know, and give seniors a good place to buy their own planes. These people, he said, "want to join you."
Santorum spoke at a meeting in Pennsylvania to mark its official entry into the presidential race, and protest against those who oppose Paul Ryan's (R-WI) proposal to effectively end Medicare as we know, and give seniors a good place to buy their own planes. These people, he said, "want to join you."
"They believe in themselves, smart people, planners, people in Washington who can make better decisions you can,"he said, using what he called "Medicare"for example ". They say that the elderly, "we have to trust us. We are the decision makers who can have all seniors. We seniors can not be trusted decisions. "
But Santorum said he and Paul Ryan just wants to "give people a way out and choose the best solution for them."
But Santorum said he and Paul Ryan just wants to "give people a way out and choose the best solution for them."
Unlike Obama, he said and spat in the face of Americans who fought on D-Day 67 years ago today. "Approximately 60,000 Americans on average, the output from the beaches of Normandy, at the exit of the plane, who knows where, and take the fight for freedom," said Santorum.
"The average American," he said. " The same Americans that our government now, and the president lacks the confidence to make a decision about your health plan. The Americans have risked everything to make this decision in your health plan. "
"The average American," he said. " The same Americans that our government now, and the president lacks the confidence to make a decision about your health plan. The Americans have risked everything to make this decision in your health plan. "
