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Now, let's be fair to the GOP

I mean, among all their shameful moments in the past, oh, month, this little bit of (charitably) tone-deaf and inaccurate history is probably only in the top 50.

Reshared post from +Les Jenkins

In what may be the party’s lowest moment throughout this debacle, Republican State Representative William O’Brien of New Hampshire, said Obamacare is every bit as bad as the Fugitive Slave Act of 1850. President Obama naturally scoffed at the very idea, but O’Brien defended the analogy. “Just as the Fugitive Slave Act was an overreach by the federal government,” he told the Manchester Union Leader, “so too we understand that Obamacare is an assault on the rights of individuals.” That claim explains a lot about right wing thinking, where callousness toward universal health care is exceeded only by ignorance of slavery.

GOP’s most shameful shutdown moment
There are many candidates, but comparing Obamacare to the Fugitive Slave Act reveals much — and may take the prize

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