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Billionaires for Wealthcare
Billionaires for Wealthcare are a political Guerrilla theatre and culture jamming group that is satirically opposed to U.S. President Barack Obama's attempts at healthcare reform in the United States. Their real goal is to further the cause of reform by publicly mocking the Tea Party movement and various other protesters against the president's proposed plan.
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==''Modus operandi''==
Much like the earlier Billionaires for Bush, its members arrive at events (both pro and anti reform) in phony limousines wearing fancy attire (tuxedos, top hats, evening gowns, pearls etc.) and address one another by pseudonyms such as "Phil T. Rich", "Z. Roe Compassion" and "Frida Market". They carry signs with slogans such as ''Let Them Eat Advil'', ''Do not Harm Our Bottom Line'' and ''If We Ain't Broke, Don't Fix It!'' (the latter also being the group's official motto). Their chants include: ''Walk. It. Off.'', ''Wealthcare, Not Healthcare!'' and ''Your pain, our gain.'' Their repertoire also includes songs with satirically modified lyrics set to well known tunes such as ''The Battle Hymn of the Republic'' () and ''We Shall Overcome'' ().
They are always friendly and polite to reform opponents, making sure to thank them profusely for fighting to protect their supposed fortunes. Likewise they adopt a polite but faux taunting posture towards pro reform advocates. Often these tactics create confusion, with reform opponents returning their friendly gestures and supporters responding angrily back.
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