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Guess what Obama said is John Dingell's 'most remarkable' accomplishment

What. A. Surprise.

Rep. John Dingell of Michigan has announced that he’ll retire at the end of this term after 58 years in Congress. President Obama wanted everybody to know that the greatest thing Dingell ever did in those nearly six decades was to help ram through Obamacare.

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“Won’t lose everything,” except maybe for their previous health plan.

However, Obama saying Obamacare was Dingell’s most remarkable accomplishment could just be an attempt to pin the blame on the retiring congressman. You never know.

At least Dingell was truthful about Obamacare, albeit inadvertently, which is more than we can say for Obama:

Ah, honesty.

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