I find the Bill Maher, fake libertarian, to be loathsome. But sometime he makes a good point, as here, where he mocks a health-care reform protestor at “a recent town-hall meeting in South Carolina [who] stood up and told his Congressman to ‘keep your government hands off my Medicare,’ which is kind of like driving cross country to protest highways.”
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