Delay and distort

	pacquiao -- Our nation has been talking about comprehensive health insurance reform for nearly a century. And this time around, Congress has been debating it for almost 10 months. But last Sunday, Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell said the whole process is just going too fast. He showed what's long been obvious: His strategy is to bury reform under endless delays and distortions. McConnell seems willing to use every trick in the book to delay a fair debate on reform. Each day reform is postponed is another day for him to attack it with another distortion. It's a desperate gambit to confuse the American people, derail the effort in Congress, and block reform. Mitch McConnell: We're calling you out. Call 'em Out: Mitch McConnell. Watch the video -- then call McConnell's office and tell him to quit delaying reform. McConnell claimed that health reform would cut Medicare. AARP says it isn't true -- and endorsed the bill in the House. He trotted out the old "reform will drive insurers out of business" line. But the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office concluded that most people would still be covered by private health insurance. And the one about reform forcing bureaucrats between doctors and patients? His predecessor as the Senate Republican leader, Bill Frist, recently said, "that's not what's in these bills." We put together a video debunking all of McConnell's distortions -- watch and share it today. Then call McConnell's office and make sure he knows Americans won't sit idly by while he delays desperately needed reform. http://my.democrats.org/CallEmOutMcConnell Keep up the fight, Jen Jen O'Malley Dillon Executive Director Democratic National Committee
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