http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=137253Sen. Harry Reid goes to a local GM dealer in Washington, D.C. with the intention of buying a brand-new vehicle. Harry looks around and finds one he likes. After going back and forth with the salesman, Harry settles on a price of $45,000.
Harry and the salesman go back to the office to complete the paperwork. Harry works out a four-year payment plan, and signs on the bottom line. The salesman shakes Harry's hand and says, "Thanks Sen. Reid, the car will be ready for you to pickup in four years."
Harry says, "What are you talking about? Where are the keys to my new car?"
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The salesman replies, "No, you don't understand senator. You make payments for four years ... THEN we give you the car. You know, just like your new health-care law."
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