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    And at rallies like the one yesterday in Washington where people carried signs such as ‘Bury Health Care With Kennedy.’" He went on to call for unity over health care reform similar to that after the 9/11 attacks: "How different it was in the aftermath of a far more difficult time, those days after 9/11...I remember watching then not far from where that congressman hurled his insult as senate Republican Leader Trent Lott put his hand on the shoulder of his Democratic counterpart Tom Daschle to announce the Senate had passed a $40 billion emergency appropriations bill and passed it unanimously." Schieffer concluded: "Put aside, for the moment, who’s right and who’s wrong in the current debate and ask yourself, can anyone really be proud of the side of America this argument is bringing out?" Full Article at Newsbusters
    How different it was in the aftermath of a far more difficult time, those days after 9/11...I remember watching then not far from where that congressman hurled his insult as senate Republican Leader Trent Lott put his hand on the shoulder of his Democratic counterpart Tom Daschle to announce the Senate had passed a $40 billion emergency appropriations bill and passed it unanimously.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 2 months ago