Dianne Feinstein defends Barack Obama’s “you can keep your insurance” lie by claiming that promise was only good until Obamacare passed

  I do not intend to spend too much of my time on this story but it is simply too good to ignore. Over the weekend Dianne Feinstein appeared on Face the Nation in an attempt to defend Barack Obama and his now infamous “you can keep your insurance” lie.

  Here is what she said, and no, I am not making this up:

Well, as I understand it, you can keep it up to the time — and I hope this is correct, but this is what I’ve been told — up to the time the bill was enacted, and after that, it’s a different story.  That part of it, if true, was never made clear.

  If  you like your insurance you can keep it, but only until we pass Obamacare and then it is a different story? Really? As long as the Congress didn’t vote to change the system everything would remain the same, but once the Congress voted to change the system all bets were off. And then she says that perhaps that point was never made clear, and why do you suppose that is Senator?

  Because that was not what Barack Obama was saying at all and in fact if this was admitted during the push to pass Obamacare there would have been even more backlash against it than there already was.

  Of course she knows this but she is hoping the American people are stupid enough to buy into it as the left continues to lie about the true goal of Obamacare. The left has officially jumped the shark trying to defend Barack Obama and his lies and I find it hard to believe that one single American will buy the snake oil she is now peddling.

  It is really getting entertaining to listen to these people defend the indefensible and I cannot wait to see what they come up with next in their defense of what everyone now knows was a lie from the very beginning.