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Thus, for example, Obama's description of Republican criticism of his plan to nationalize health care was that "this thing was some Bolshevik plot."

No. No one said it was a "plot," Bolshevik or otherwise.

Republicans' objection to national health care could be more accurately portrayed as follows: Obama's plan to nationalize health care was a terrible idea because it would turn over one-sixth of the American economy to Washington bureaucrats, who would run the system as competently as the federal government runs everything else, from airport security to the post office to FEMA.

How about responding to that argument? (And as long as Obama brought it up, can he explain which part of national health care the Bolsheviks would have objected to most strongly?)

This isn't how adults conduct serious political debates; it's how children argue with their parents. Don't have a cow! Liberals hide conservative arguments from the public like teenagers hide contraband from mother under the bed.
starting to see a strawman pattern in his public pronouncements
If we torture the data long enough, it will confess. (Ronald Coase, Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences, 1991)
New Not an exact quote
If you look at Obama's actual quote in full, you see he wasn't quoting any specific person. He was talking about the rhetoric in general, and in that regards he is certainly right.

Many right wing commentators have decried the plan, Obama or his unstated goals as socialist, communist, or fascist.

Jay
New Over on Nick Petrele's site it's all . . .
. . "Marxist".

They are 100% convinced Obama and the Democrats are intent on replacing Capitalism with Marxism - also falsifying global cooling into global warming and making abortion mandatory.
New mandatory, why?
wonder why the libs get so upset over post birth abortion
If we torture the data long enough, it will confess. (Ronald Coase, Nobel Prize for Economic Sciences, 1991)
     points made - (boxley) - (3)
         Not an exact quote - (jay) - (2)
             Over on Nick Petrele's site it's all . . . - (Andrew Grygus) - (1)
                 mandatory, why? - (boxley)

I may have trouble bruising, but the above mentioned injuries left red areas.
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