"I think people are getting the feedback that they're having very good conversations about what's in the legislation -- what people would like to see, what options they want to have, why they think it's important," he said.

"I said this yesterday, I'll say this again: while I appreciate that you all have decided that every town hall meeting ends in pushing, shoving and yelling...they're not completely indicative of what's going on in America."

Still, the administration will continue trying to rebut attacks on Obama's proposals, he said.

"I think he believes very strongly, as we talked about yesterday, that it is important to address misconceptions or misimpressions that have been left out there about the bills. I do believe that the president feels strongly that when he makes his case, it helps the case for overall health care reform," Gibbs told reporters during his daily briefing.

"So he felt very satisfied with what happened in New Hampshire. He was able to address conc

As usual, the goal of the health care "screamers" is to keep debate at a minimum.

As usual, since the truth is not on their side, the conservatives have to disrupt every avenue where the truth might be exposed.

If they didn't scream they wouldn't be heard.

That's right Jay..so lets keep screaming, until the TRUTH comes out. If disruption is what it takes, then so be it. Our voices have a right to be heard...screaming or not.