If my recollection serves me right, I believe he represents the state of Connecticut. But no matter, I'm sure I'll find out whether I'm right or wrong sooner or later.
Anyway, I've never thought much of him, except that he always wears funny lookin' multi-colored ties and pink dress shirts. But yesterday, I was on my lunch break at work and I turned on C-SPAN. He had the floor for about ten minutes, and his topic was the usual Health Care debate. I immediately expected more of the same Obama bashing and mud-slinging, but did none of that.
He simply explained his disagreement with the current public option bill, to where hard working Americans should not be forced to accept the Health Care in which the government hands them. But he went on to say that in order for this bill to truley pass, the majority of both parties need to be unanimous together and not to be coerced into a far-left or far-right policy to the downfall of all Americans. The current bill doesn't cover everyone, and people need to be able to make thier own choices on this.
Anyway, from what I gathered, he seems like an honest man without axes to grind. Still, he is a Senator, and so he lives off the contributions of lobbyists. Beyond that, he hasn't made much of splash yet, and that is why I'm curious about him and what he has accomplished. Or better yet, what he has tried to accomplish. People who are very much underrated intrigue me, more than those who are out there always in the spotlight and obvious.
I'd like to find out what his stance is in regards to unwanted kids crapping out more and more unwanted kids, and the needed drastic measures of mandatory sterilization.
Anyway, I've never thought much of him, except that he always wears funny lookin' multi-colored ties and pink dress shirts. But yesterday, I was on my lunch break at work and I turned on C-SPAN. He had the floor for about ten minutes, and his topic was the usual Health Care debate. I immediately expected more of the same Obama bashing and mud-slinging, but did none of that.
He simply explained his disagreement with the current public option bill, to where hard working Americans should not be forced to accept the Health Care in which the government hands them. But he went on to say that in order for this bill to truley pass, the majority of both parties need to be unanimous together and not to be coerced into a far-left or far-right policy to the downfall of all Americans. The current bill doesn't cover everyone, and people need to be able to make thier own choices on this.
Anyway, from what I gathered, he seems like an honest man without axes to grind. Still, he is a Senator, and so he lives off the contributions of lobbyists. Beyond that, he hasn't made much of splash yet, and that is why I'm curious about him and what he has accomplished. Or better yet, what he has tried to accomplish. People who are very much underrated intrigue me, more than those who are out there always in the spotlight and obvious.
I'd like to find out what his stance is in regards to unwanted kids crapping out more and more unwanted kids, and the needed drastic measures of mandatory sterilization.
