Oh, yeah…our children and grandchildren will pay for it! Nothing like saddling future generations with insupportable debt. And in the mean time Obama can just keep printing more greenbacks…

Good Lord, what a fiasco.

Like the ballerina said, “Never let a good crisis go to waste.” And they are gifted at creating crises.

Basically, they just look at their next domestic/national target and say, “Hey! That looks like a crisis to me! You? Yup. I thought so! Let’s go, boys! Today at 2. The Oval Office. Next Thursday at 9:00–Congress passes the bill. Signing ceremony on Friday.”

None of the details matter. They are destroying every segment of our economy. The forest is burning, but you just go on trimming your little tree now.

The foundational problem is not health care, or the auto industry, or the banking industry, or the housing industry, or the stimulus plan. These are the field where the game of “How long will it take to destroy America?” is being played. Nothing else.

If Col. obama fails in getting his “health care” plan through, he’ll just use that failure as an argument for Stimulus 3. (Yes, I mean 3)

So look.

The house plan is nothing more than another step on the path to a socialist America. More wealth re-distribution giving us lowest common denominator health care. The house plan in part talks about savings assuming changes in the spending habits of entrenched bureaucracies. That will never happen. Entrenched bureaucracies never give up money willingly. Force them to, and they’ll just reduce their services throwing more people into the ‘uninsured’ health care mix. Not even a zero sum game.

The house talks about taxing the favorite boogie man of democrat fairy tales, the top 1 or 2% ‘wealthy’ Americans to snatch the rest of the money. That will never happen. Those are the very people best able to work the tax system. The payment plan is a fantasy. The middle class will end up picking up the tab.

The majority realizes this using simple common sense. You seem unable to. Citing polls and studies saying that people want changes in the health car system is not the same as saying that they want the government directly involved.

You talk about your expertise in understanding the health care issues, but you are completely oblivious to the difference between acute and chronic care. Chronic care is the over riding concern driving people to want changes in the system. And chronic care is the where the other countries whose health care systems you love fail miserably.

http://www.fdalawblog.net/files/help-cmte-fob-amend.pdf

http://www.reuters.com/article/latestCrisis/idUSN13231081

“A minimum of 12 years of data exclusivity establishes a fair and reasonable period to ensure continued biomedical innovation and provide the benefits of competition,” said Jim Greenwood, president of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, which represents brand-name biotech drugmakers.

“The committee rejected a shorter period of seven years, the time the White House says strikes an appropriate balance between promoting innovation and providing competition. Seniors lobbying group AARP also backed seven years”

You know how silly this statement sounds?.
The new healthcare plan will make healthcare affordable for the employees of mom and pop stores. And NO, there isn’t anything sinsister plan about wiping out the competition with national health insurance.
Large corporations are ready to embrace this healthcare bill because they FEAR UNIONIZATION will make them go bankrupt. Greedy HMO’s love 10-year health insurance contracts so they can raise them every year like a boa constrictor squeezing out businesses profits to their death..