Comments on: Could the House Kill Obamacare?

By: Aetna Quote

Aetna Quote — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 14:50:20 +0000

Our major issue in this country is our two political parties. Our forefathers knew that a two party system would be our downfall and took steps to try to stop this type of politics, and thus anyone who seriously thinks that politics isn’t corrupt or slaves to Corporate America hasn’t not been paying attention. George Jr. will go down in History as one of the worst administrations in history and I could go on for hours showing why, but my point is that the Obama administration has offered nothing different (besides health reform, granted) and has in fact continued nearly every single Bush program. Obama has almost the same political donors and thus has the same pressures as Bush did. Health reform will turn out to be the most expensive and destructive waste of tax payer money ever. I just wish I could offer a better alternative for other frustrated people, but I can’t and those that think that the tea partiers are the future, remember that Sarah Palin is an important figure to them.

By: Charles Jones

Charles Jones — Sun, 21 Mar 2010 08:06:37 +0000

Wordings of each political body the Senate & the House version used as adoption measures must use the same language in the Bill and if that one aspect is not abiding to then there is a reason to declare it improperly enacted into Law and Republicans can then force the Health Care Bill to be removed using the U.S. Code when Republicans regain some equal control in Congress. Hurray for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger of California, he’s our man that understands why there is a economic problem that will not be resolved by Health Care.

By: Ginger

Ginger — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 11:14:21 +0000

What will it take for members of Congress & the President to finally realize that the majority of Americans do Not want this crappy HC bill that they are trying to jam through? What is wrong with starting over & coming up with something that all sides can agree on? Why won’t they let us see the bill instead of telling us that we will get to see it after it passes? I want to see a vote. I want to see which members of Congress vote yes for something that the majority of the American people do NOT want. I want to know who thumbs their noses at the American people, who sold out for a backroom deal or should I say sold their souls to the devil. If this thing passes it will be the most crooked thing that I have ever witness the government doing & the most devastating thing they have ever done to the American people when they do NOT want their crappy toxic HC bill.

By: aarp

aarp — Sun, 14 Mar 2010 02:01:29 +0000

Republicans want want failure, they want things like the insurance companies to continue to rake in billions and to keep the unwealthy at a disadvantage. The infrastructures portion was what we needed to get us going in advancing our country to come into the present but the old conservatives who want to go back to the “simpler times” (ie. slavery, and racial discrimination via lower education). Our country and everyday people need help due to bad financial policy and they are just not getting it. Who is getting it? Big business. God bless America.

By: Force Factor

Force Factor — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 16:44:00 +0000

The government needs to start doing the proper thing. An outstanding start can be getting their noses from the health care trade. They could not really deal with the work load which they have now. Precisely how are they likely to make this any more effective?

By: health insurance

health insurance — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 18:02:30 +0000

Im ok with starting all over on the healthcare bill and i believe it should be aired on c-span every step of the way,That would force the reps and those few dems that are against healthcare reform to keep honest and work with those for healthcare reform in a way that is available for Americans to see and understand and the reps would stop their lying tv ads against healthcare reform.imo thats the best way to go with it at this point.

By: Lindsey Nottingham

Lindsey Nottingham — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 22:36:31 +0000

Well, we have placed a lot of hope in Scott Brown. All eyes will be upon him for some time…A lot hangs on him. He, right now, is an extremely important member of our congress. Or will be, rather, when he gets sworn in.