Originally published: July 26, 2009
Last updated: July 26, 2009 - 7:37pm
[Commentary] Seven Blue Dog Democrat members of the House Commerce Committee are banding together, and if they don't get their way, they can gun down the health care bill. Drive across the seven states they represent: Arkansas, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Ohio, Tennessee, and Utah, turn on your car radio, and you'll know why public support for health care reform has waned. In the Blue Dog Seven states, just three stations broadcast any kind of progressive talk. Three progressive radio stations in seven entire states. But Sean Hannity "freely" prevaricates on dozens of radio stations; Rush Limbaugh deceives people on 98 in those seven states alone. 98 publicly owned frequencies where public debate comes second to selling ads for Snapple.
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