{Disarmed} Re: Santorum Wants Credit

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That has been a concern to me since the beginning of the Avian Flu deceit.

> >

> > Tomato offered link to small amount of Imus video:

> >

> > _http://santorumexposed.com/serendipity/archives/190-Santorum-

> Wants-Credit.htm

> > l_

> > (http://santorumexposed.com/serendipity/archives/190-Santorum-

> Wants-Credit.html)

> >

> > Senator Santorum's comments are worth exploring. I am

> paraphrasing but this

> > is the gist of what he said:

> >

> > " The C.A.A. is the first disease specific bill ever. It took a

> lot of time,

> > a lot of effort and will have a huge impact on autism. Diedre,

> Bob and

> > Suzie conducted an incredible campaign that pulled

> together a community,

> > maybe the toughest community for a disease specific community,

> and got them

> > all on the same page. It took months, maybe over a year. "

> >

> > As I understand events, the ONLY thing that brought the " toughest

> community "

> > together was an agreement on the specific language in the C.A.A.

> that would

> > FINALLY provide critical funds for " toxological " research to

> prove or

> > disprove, once and for all, presently held views of public

> health " experts " who

> > insist thimerosal/mercury in childhood vaccines is completely

> harmless.

> >

> > It is my understanding this language was immediately removed from

> the C.A.A.

> > in the initial meeting between those representing the " toughest

> community "

> > and the Senate HELP Committee Staff after the staff " explained "

> the C.A.A. had

> > absolutely no chance of passing if that language remained in the

> bill. So,

> > what Santorum admits took " months, maybe over a year " to

> accomplish, was

> > dismissed in a matter of moments.

> >

> > Adding insult to injury, Senator Santorum now would have us

> believe he

> > didn't realize his " colloguy " on the Senate floor had failed to

> mention the ONLY

> > thing that had brought the " toughest community " together in

> support of his

> > bill.

> >

> > Give me a break. And I personally like the guy.

> >

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