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RUSH: Grosse Pointe, Michigan. This is Janet. Great to have you on the EIB Network. Hello.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Hi, Rush. It\u2019s splendid to talk to you again.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Thank you.<\/p>\n

CALLER: I\u2019m calling because I wanted to point you in the direction of Ron Gettelfinger\u2019s op-ed in the Detroit News today. You can find it at Real Clear Politics, I think. And it\u2019s proof that you\u2019re right. Very early proof.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Well, tell me what it says.<\/p>\n

CALLER: What it says, he\u2019s advocating national health care. Now here\u2019s how you were right, okay, because you said, number one, you can never let go of this. You said the UAW would end up running the auto companies. Okay, never, ever let go of that one, because America\u2019s going to see what the UAW is in the next five to ten years, if it lasts that long. And the second thing you said just last week was that it\u2019s not going to work with the UAW running the auto companies. And Ron Gettelfinger\u2019s op-ed today is proof of that, because he knows exactly what has driven the auto companies to the brink of bankruptcy and now into bankruptcy, and that\u2019s the health care costs and all of the retiree pensions —<\/p>\n

RUSH: So what you\u2019re saying is that Gettelfinger\u2019s desire to off-load the ownership —<\/p>\n

CALLER: On to you.<\/p>\n

RUSH: — into his health care retirement trust fund —<\/p>\n

CALLER: Right.<\/p>\n

RUSH: — is an acknowledgement that —<\/p>\n

CALLER: He cannot build cars for a profit and give all the benefits that they give to the UAW.<\/p>\n

RUSH: True.<\/p>\n

CALLER: And that\u2019s why it\u2019s going to fail. He\u2019s not going to concede that. He\u2019s going to try to make the American taxpayer —<\/p>\n

RUSH: Wait. When you —<\/p>\n

CALLER: — pick up.<\/p>\n

RUSH: — when you say it\u2019s going to fail, what is ‘it\u2019?<\/p>\n

CALLER: The car companies.<\/p>\n

RUSH: Yeah, but United Auto Workers will not fail.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Well —<\/p>\n

RUSH: You realize there\u2019s going to be a United Auto Workers union, if there are no autos being made?<\/p>\n

CALLER: Yes. Yes. I don\u2019t know what they\u2019ll be making. They\u2019ll be making something —<\/p>\n

RUSH: And they\u2019ll be getting their health care and their pension and their retirement.<\/p>\n

CALLER: (laughing)<\/p>\n

RUSH: How in the hell can you have a United Auto Workers if they\u2019re not making cars? Hello!<\/p>\n

CALLER: Okay, Rush, but let\u2019s — <\/p>\n

RUSH: The point is that this is Barack Obama leveling out the unjust immorality of this country over all these decades.<\/p>\n

CALLER: Correct.<\/p>\n

RUSH: He thinks these people should have something for nothing because they have been raped, the union people and the disadvantaged, the downtrodden, the poor, have effectively been raped by American capitalism, and they have a lot of stuff coming due, a lot of stuff\u2019s owed to them. Snerdley is looking at me with a look of total, stunned disbelief. If I\u2019m wrong about this, I want you to explain something to me. How is it that in this whole process of saving Chrysler, 55% of the company goes to unions who only had 10% of the bonds? How are they given 55% if they only had a 10% stake in the debt of the Chrysler? I mean this whole thing is a thumb in the nose and a cramdown, if you will, of the new way American business is going to be structured if Obama has his hands in it.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: We just had a call from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, referencing a column by Ron Gettelfinger, who is the union thug who runs the UAW. They have 55% of Chrysler after the Obama cramdown here, and, of course, there\u2019s all kinds of stories now about the bullying that went on. People are starting to speak out. The hedge fund people are starting to speak out and these people all voted for Obama. You have to understand that the vast majority of these people on Wall Street that are being treated like dirt voted for this guy, and now they are the ones scared to death of him and afraid to speak out, although a couple of them are. But you heard Gettelfinger say, (paraphrasing) ‘Yeah, we\u2019ve got 55%,\u2019 well, it was discussed in the column, the Detroit newspaper today. ‘Yeah, we\u2019ve got 55%. But health care is what we care about and we\u2019re gonna sell our 55% so that we can fund our health care trust,\u2019 because really it\u2019s all about health care, which is no big news. Rick Wagoner, when he was running General Motors essentially said, ‘I thought I was coming in to build cars. I learned when I became CEO that I have to administer a health care and pension fund.\u2019 That\u2019s what the job became. <\/p>\n

So in light of this health care, another big bugaboo that has everybody captivated right now, and Dr. Frank Luntz is a Republican consultant on the language of politics. He\u2019s a Republican version of George Lakoff, rhymes with, who advises the Democrats on language. And Luntz has sent a 26-page confidential report to Republicans on Capitol Hill that somehow The Politico ended up with from some Capitol Hill Republicans. This 26-page report from Dr. Luntz to Republicans is a warning to the Republicans that the American people want health care reform and that lawmakers need to try to avoid directly opposing President Obama. So a word doctor listened to by Republicans has a 26-page report telling Republicans the last thing you can do, do not oppose Obama on this. Here\u2019s a quote from the 26-page report. ‘You simply must be vocally and passionately on the side of reform. The status quo is no longer acceptable. If the dynamic becomes ‘President Obama is on the side of reform and Republicans are against it,\u2019 then the battle is lost and every word in this document is useless. Republicans must be for the right kind of reform that protects the quality of healthcare for all Americans. And you must establish your support of reform early in your presentation.\u2019<\/p>\n

Luntz goes on to say that the Republicans need to ‘Acknowledge the ‘crisis\u2019 or suffer the consequences. If you say there is no healthcare crisis, you give your listener permission to ignore everything else you say. It is a credibility killer for most Americans. A better approach is to define the crisis in your terms. ‘If you\u2019re one of the millions who can\u2019t afford healthcare, it is a crisis.\u2019 Better yet, ‘If some bureaucrat puts himself between you and your doctor, denying you exactly what you need, that\u2019s a crisis.\u2019 And the best: ‘If you have to wait weeks for tests and months for treatment, that\u2019s a healthcare crisis.” This is what he\u2019s advocating Republicans say in agreeing that there\u2019s a crisis. <\/p>\n

Now, a following section in the 26-page report says this: ‘The arguments against the Democrats\u2019 healthcare plan must center around ‘politicians,\u2019 ‘bureaucrats,\u2019 and ‘Washington\u2019 … not the free market, tax incentives, or competition. Stop talking economic theory and start personalizing the impact of a government takeover of healthcare. They don\u2019t want to hear that you\u2019re opposed to government healthcare because it\u2019s too expensive (any help from the government to lower costs will be embraced.)\u2019 So Republicans are being advised to embrace more government involvement to lower costs. Don\u2019t say it\u2019s anti-competitive. They don\u2019t care about current limits to competition. ‘But they are deathly afraid that a government takeover will lower their quality of care — so they are extremely receptive to the anti-Washington approach. It\u2019s not an economic issue. It\u2019s a bureaucratic issue,\u2019 is how Dr. Luntz is advising the Republicans to deal with Obama and the Democrats on health care. Don\u2019t discuss economics, don\u2019t discuss competition, make it about bureaucracy. Don\u2019t mention economics, and don\u2019t get into competition, and don\u2019t say you\u2019re opposed to government health care, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. <\/p>\n

Maybe it\u2019s come to that; I don\u2019t know. But this is what the Republicans are being advised. One more thing from Dr. Luntz\u2019s report: ‘Waste, fraud, and abuse are your best targets for how to bring down costs. Make no mistake: the high cost of healthcare is still public enemy number one on this issue — and why so many Americans (including Republicans and conservatives) think the Democrats can handle healthcare better than the GOP. You can\u2019t blame it on the lack of a private market; in case you missed it, capitalism isn\u2019t exactly in vogue these days. But you can and should blame it on the waste, fraud, and abuse that is rampant in anything and everything the government controls.\u2019 So Republicans are being advised, ‘Hey, capitalism is not a big deal, it\u2019s not really in vogue, so don\u2019t start talking free markets and capitalism. Accept the premise that government has to do this, just go about it a different way, waste, fraud, abuse, blah, blah, blah, others you lose people.\u2019 <\/p>\n

Now, there\u2019s another way of putting this, and I think you might be able to apply this to a number of other issues as well. A lot of people on our side, we sit here and we agonize over how in the name of hell can all these Obama policies and Democrat policies be accepted, not rejected? And how come when we talk about great policies in the past that have worked and philosophy and so forth, how come it falls on deaf ears? Here\u2019s the way of thinking about it, and reading Dr. Luntz\u2019s advice to the Republicans sort of turned on a little light. How about this? Maybe this might make sense. I\u2019m talking about liberal voters, Democrat voters, are not even concerned with policy. They have beliefs, beliefs that Republicans are racist, beliefs that Republicans are sexist, beliefs that Republicans are bigots, beliefs that Republicans want to screw the little guy. They don\u2019t ever see policy that says this \u2019cause there is no policy or set of policies that causes this to happen. In other words, the Democrat PR machine has been very effective in creating just standard operating procedure beliefs that people have. Stereotypes, if you will, of Republicans. And while Democrats and liberal voters have beliefs about Republicans, they also have beliefs about Democrats. <\/p>\n

What are those beliefs? That they\u2019re compassionate, tolerant, love the little guy, only want the best for the country, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. They believe it. It\u2019s not anything that they have deduced from policy. So on the other side of this you have conservative Republicans arguing against this and trying to persuade these people who hold beliefs that they\u2019re wrong by articulating policy. And maybe the theory is that somebody arguing policy to a believer has no chance. Take belief in God. Take belief in global warming. I mean it kind of works when you look at it with global warming. There\u2019s no evidence, no scientific evidence. But people believe it. And believe it\u2019s happening, for whatever reason. They believe the people, they believe Algore, they believe the pictures they\u2019ve been shown about polar bears on diminishing glaciers, they believe it. They have beliefs. And you argue facts and policy, falls on deaf ears. It\u2019s like Christians will not be talked out of believing in God by people who try to give them what they consider to be facts that refute it. Or, you can\u2019t prove it so why do you think it? <\/p>\n

I don\u2019t think it, I believe it, it\u2019s an article of faith with me that I believe in God and Jesus Christ. And you can try to talk to those people all day long, if you don\u2019t believe it and you think they\u2019re wrong, but you don\u2019t get to first base with them with any evidence that you produce whatsoever, \u2019cause the belief is the belief. So we\u2019re up against a bunch of people that have beliefs, and you might say that these people have a religious void in their lives that has been replaced by a belief in other things, a belief in Democrats, a belief in government, a belief in liberalism, whatever it is. This is why I frankly cringe when I see Republican alternatives here, ‘Okay, they believe in big government, we gotta say we do, too. They believe that only government can fix health care? Okay, we have to say that we agree with that, we just have to do it better.\u2019 I don\u2019t know how this is going to work. I don\u2019t know how telling believers that, ‘Hey, I believe what you believe, too, but then at the same time saying, but I don\u2019t think we ought to do it the way you believe we should,\u2019 I don\u2019t know how that works, especially when we don\u2019t believe it. <\/p>\n

I don\u2019t think that government is the way to solve the health care problem. And if I was running for office, I don\u2019t care what I was advised, I wouldn\u2019t say so. This is what I meant yesterday about politicians having to pander. They go out and they listen and, ‘Okay, people say government needs to fix health care. Okay, that\u2019s what the voters say and my job is to get reelected, or elected, so I gotta come up with a plan that government\u2019s going to fix this.\u2019 So I could never be a politician. I don\u2019t think the government\u2019s the solution. I happen to think government is the problem. I think government involvement has led us to this so-called crisis, and not just in health care, but in a number of things. But I will have to admit that arguing that with examples of policy success or failure to a bunch of people who just believe what they believe, with no need for evidence, by the way, if you believe something, you don\u2019t have to have evidence. So it\u2019s just a different way of expressing a sentiment that I\u2019ve expressed earlier. You talk with people who don\u2019t think, they feel. So if you\u2019re a thinker, use logic, progressive equations to try to explain things, you don\u2019t get to first base with people who are simply feeling something. And they certainly don\u2019t want their feelings altered. If something makes them feel good and right, they don\u2019t want to believe anything differently. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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