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'That's what you did!' Rep. McDermott says Upton bill is 'socialism' [video]

Classic!

Rep. Jim McDermott voted to pass Obamacare in 2010, the law which forced insurance companies to discontinue certain kinds of policies which left millions of Americans with cancellation notices in spite of the president’s promise. Today, McDermott said that Rep. Fred Upton’s bill that would allow insurance companies to continue to sell certain plans is tantamount to “socialism.”

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https://twitter.com/Truly_Amazed/status/401391242354753537

Here is video:


Project much, Rep. McDermott?

Heh.

Editor’s note: This post has been updated to correct a factual error. The ACA was passed in 2010, and not 2009 as originally indicated

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