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This afternoon, New York Representative Anthony Weiner went ballistic on the House floor at his Republican colleagues over their reject-it-all attitude toward health care. Striding angrily to the mike, Weiner shouted: "You guys have chutzpah. The Republican party is a wholly owned subsidiary of an insurance industry. That's the fact." Not ten seconds into his rant, he was interrupted by (what sounds like) Rep. Dan Lungren, who objected and asked the Speaker to "take down" Weiner's words. Weiner strode away angrily, then, after agreeing to retract his offending words, took the mike again. "How much time do I have remaining?" he began, enunciating clearly. "Make no mistake about it: Every. Single. Republican. I. Have. Ever. Met. In my entire life is a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry." ||||| Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) is trying to turn his floor charge that the Republican Party "is a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry" into a campaign fundraiser. 
  
 Weiner reiterated his charge in a post on the liberal Daily Kos Web site with a link to his fundraising page on ActBlue, a liberal fundraising network. 
  
 Weiner withdrew his initial charge on the House floor only to amplify it on his second try. 
  
 "Make no mistake, every Republican I have ever met in my entire life is a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry," he said. Weiner withdrew that remark as well after Republicans objected again. |||||

New York congressman Anthony Weiner laid into the GOP's attitude in health care in a fiery diatribe on the House floor. "You gotta love these Republicans," Weiner said. "I mean, you guys have chutzpah. The Republican Party is a wholly owned subsidiary of insurance companies." Offended GOP Rep. Dan Lungren only got an encore when he asked the Democrat to withdraw the remarks, notes New York. "How much time do I have remaining?" Weiner asked after agreeing to retract his previous words. "Make no mistake about it," he said, enunciating clearly, "every single Republican I have ever met in my entire life is a wholly owned subsidiary of the insurance industry." Weiner was unapologetic about the remarks in a Daily Kos post afterward, which, CQ Politics notes, also contained a plea for donations and a link to a fundraising page.