Rep. Bobby Bright Not In Favor Of Repealing Obamacare
01/04/10 14:10
Attention all conservatives in Alabama's 2nd congressional district:
I know that Rep. Bobby Bright has voted right on all the "big bills" (all the bills you hear reported on by the media). He claims to be pro-life and pro-gun, and his approval rating shows that he's pretty popular down in your district.
If you think he's doing a pretty good job and you might as well leave him in office, think again. He recently stated his opposition to a repeal of Obamacare:
While Rep. Bobby Bright, D-Montgomery voted against the bill he said he is hesitant to jump on board with a full-scale appeal.
“While I strongly disagree with many aspects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and voted against the bill, I believe it’s premature to discuss repealing a bill that was just passed and has yet to be signed into law by the President,” he said.
“A wholesale repeal, or legal challenge, of the bill ignores the fact that this legislation contains some good parts, many of which will go into effect soon.”
He thinks he can have it both ways on health care. He can vote against the bill, but vote to keep it in place once it passes. If he doesn't fully support repealing the health care bill...well that's as good as voting for it in my book.
I urge all conservatives in the 2nd district to take another look at Bobby Bright--there are solid conservative alternatives...Martha Roby for instance.
I know that Rep. Bobby Bright has voted right on all the "big bills" (all the bills you hear reported on by the media). He claims to be pro-life and pro-gun, and his approval rating shows that he's pretty popular down in your district.
If you think he's doing a pretty good job and you might as well leave him in office, think again. He recently stated his opposition to a repeal of Obamacare:
While Rep. Bobby Bright, D-Montgomery voted against the bill he said he is hesitant to jump on board with a full-scale appeal.
“While I strongly disagree with many aspects of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act and voted against the bill, I believe it’s premature to discuss repealing a bill that was just passed and has yet to be signed into law by the President,” he said.
“A wholesale repeal, or legal challenge, of the bill ignores the fact that this legislation contains some good parts, many of which will go into effect soon.”
He thinks he can have it both ways on health care. He can vote against the bill, but vote to keep it in place once it passes. If he doesn't fully support repealing the health care bill...well that's as good as voting for it in my book.
I urge all conservatives in the 2nd district to take another look at Bobby Bright--there are solid conservative alternatives...Martha Roby for instance.
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