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Last Saturday night, the House of Representatives passed the Affordable Health Care for America Act -- becoming the first house of Congress to pass comprehensive health reform in American history.

For the preceding 12 hours, Republican representatives stood on the House floor and spouted callous and shameless lie after lie in a desperate last-ditch effort to stop reform. Perhaps they thought if enough of them lied enough times in a row, they could get away with it. They were wrong.

Watch our video showing all of the outrageous lies of the House debate -- and debunking each one.
By clicking below you will be redirected to twitter.com, where you can send a "tweet" to one of the Representatives who lied on the House floor last week.

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Setting the Record Straight
Reality

CLAIM: GOVERNMENT TAKEOVER Former Majority Leader Bill First: "You hear a lot of people on the extreme say that socialized medicine is going to come in and control everything. ... That’s not what’s in these bills." [C-SPAN, 10/16/09]

CLAIM: ADD TO THE DEFICIT CNN's Lisa Sylvester: "The House health care bill will cost $1 trillion over 10 years. Democrats say the bill pays for itself, offset by taxes on the rich and built-in health care cost savings. According to the Congressional Budget Office it will reduce the deficit by $109 billion." [CNN, "Lou Dobbs Tonight," 11/9/09]

CLAIM: HARM SMALL BUSINESSES Small Business Majority Report: "Comprehensive healthcare reform... will reduce the cost to small businesses of providing health insurance to their employees" [The Economic Impact of Healthcare Reform on Small Business, 6/11/09]

CLAIM: KICK PEOPLE OFF THEIR INSURANCE FactCheck.org: Under Obama's health care plan "nobody would be forced to drop his or her current insurance." [FactCheck.org, 5/1/09]

CLAIM: CUT MEDICARE AARP: None of the health care reform proposals being considered by Congress would cut Medicare benefits. [AARP Website]