This week, some registered Republican voters in Colorado received a survey from the RNC entitled "2009 Future of American Health Care." With health care reform dominating the headlines, it's only natural that the Republican party would want to hear more feedback from their supporters.
The authors of this survey, however, seem completely unconcerned with what Republican voters actually think about healthcare. Loaded with purposefully leading questions and factual inaccuracies--including an inference that reform plans might discriminate against Republicans--this survey is little more then a poorly-disguised fundraising pitch that tries to capitalize on the confusion surrounding the healthcare debate.
(In particular, check out questions #3, #4, #5, #6....er, perhaps give the whole doc a read)
Perhaps if the RNC truly cared about the voices of Colorado Republicans, they would engage them in thoughtful dialogue at town hall meetings instead of stooping to such misleading and fear-mongering tactics.
