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Andrea Mitchell: People Are Too Stupid To Know What’s Good For Them

by @ 8:05 am on August 1, 2009. Filed under Health Care Reform, Media, Politics

Via Hot Air, check out this clip from MSNBC where Andrea Mitchell explains that the reason such a large number of people with insurance oppose ObamaCare is because they may not know what’s good from them:

And you do, Ms. Mitchell ?

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58 Responses to “Andrea Mitchell: People Are Too Stupid To Know What’s Good For Them”

  1. mockmook says:

    Chris,

    Heh, and people are obviously too dumb to pick intelligent pundits to listen to, so they pick the Andrea Mitchell’s of the world.

  2. BSmith says:

    Andrea was acting stupidly in her own studio.

  3. largebill says:

    Chris,

    To answer your question, in most cases they aren’t.

  4. [...] single payer system of health care. They will repeat this ad nauseam and they will imply that the American people don’t know what is good for them. Just take a look at Andrea Mitchell’s smarmy aside.  Obama is on record as [...]

  5. Dave says:

    if I’m too stupid to know what’s good for me, I’m genuinely too stupid to watch Andrea Mitchell… right?

  6. [...] Andrea Mitchell “reporting” [pontificating] on why MOST Americans do not want a large intrusion into their health [...]

  7. Dear Ms. Mitchell
    I was so pleased with your response to Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah
    this morning 10/15/09 when you called him on his tirade against the administration and the nasty remarks about George Soros when you said “That wouldn’t be my characterization of
    Mr. Soros, Bravo, excellent program always.

  8. Jack Mender says:

    It seems like business is still getting hit hard. Is anybody seeing an upswing in their respective niches? Health reform seems like a mess. I generate long term care insurance leads and annuity leads for the insurance industry, but volume has been terrible in the last two months. I am afraid the worst is yet to come, but maybe it is just my attitude.

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