Reply #92: O and Rahm threw us under the bus at the beginning of negations

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by taking universal health care off the table, has never truly pushed for a public option and does not want one, though for political reasons he has paid lip service to one. It has all just been talk the talk while scrooching up to the insurance money in back rooms. Now that the public option is within reach, he is letting it be known subtly that he really does not want a public option; That his deals have already been made and doesn't want them screwed up by his grass roots or their desperate needs. I hope the house Dem's see through this flim flam and stands its ground. If a good public option, by some fluke, with the Dem's standing their ground, should squeak through without his help, he will then take credit for it and I will not mind that though I will never forget his non help and those who worked against it in the dark of night; And that goes whether the bill passes or not.