Stephen wrote:
> OK I know that not all Americans feel that way but it seems that the majority of
> vocal ones do.

I think there are some unspoken fears that do not come out in the media 
'debate', and may provide a clue to the mystery.  One fear is that with 
anything 'government-run' the government must be especially 
non-descriminatory in the hiring and manangement of its workforce.  So 
there is the fear that somehow the *dispensation* of healthcare would 
become similar to the US Post Office euphanistically speaking. It is 
interesting how this racist fear ends up getting directed at the 
President directly.

I offer this after I assume you are aware of the known 'currents' in the 
opposition:  the money trail linking the organised protests and TV adds 
directly to the Heath Insurance Industry, the evidence of purely 
political posturing, the pure racist indignation for some that a black 
man was elected, and the ideological indignation for others that the 
'liberals' won the election.

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