The Health Care Bill at 6 mths

[DrLeftover]

The first aspects of the bill are due to start.



So what's coming?



http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/Obamacare-is-even-worse-than-critics-thought-960772-103571664.html

 

[DrLeftover]

Most of the People didn't, and more don't now.



The Politicians did because it expanded Government power.

 

[Evil Eye]

what a shame that people just blindly believe in what people say and promise with out doing research for themselves...

The opposite might be worse. Complete anarchy wouldn't do much good I wager.

 

[Evil Eye]

What makes you bring up Anarchy?

Well, if everyone thought for themselves and followed their own directions the groups (if any) would be very small and without people banding together you can't really have a government.

I'm really curious what would happen now...

 

[Temerit]

I lol at the people who oppose the HC bill.

 

[DrLeftover]

We've already been told that our cost for most of our health insurance options will increase significantly at policy renewal.



So you go ahead and laugh while we have to decide how much we can afford to pay for the same coverage we have now.

 

[Temerit]

So you go ahead and laugh while we have to decide how much we can afford to pay for the same coverage we have now.

You act like that hasn't been happening for at least the past ten years, year after year after year.



And as far as federal government spending:



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Experts agree: Health care reform will save money. Time and time again, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the non-partisan budget office, has determined that health care reform will save money, reducing the deficit by $138 billion over the next decade and by $1.3 trillion in the decade after. In fact, according to a letter recently released by the CBO, repealing the Affordable Care Act would increase the federal deficit by $455 billion dollars in 10 years.







Source: The Washington Post, July 1, 2010; CBO, http://www.cbo.gov/ftpdocs/118xx/doc11820/CrapoLtr.pdf





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http://www.americasfairhealthcare.org/pages/myths