MUST READ FOR AMERICANS
Please check out the following links. The links are the latest .pdf files of pending legislation in the House and Senate.
HR 3200 - The health care reform bill in the House of Representatives. 1,017 pages, most of which will not be read before a House vote.
America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009
The current health care reform bill in the US Senate. 615 pages. I doubt most supporters will read any of them before they vote.
Affordable Health Choices Act
Now, I will admit that I have not yet completely read either bill from start to finish, but I am going through them as time and energy permit. It is important that we, as Americans have some idea what Big Brother is trying to impose on us, and then if we disagree, contact our elected officials in Washington and let them know what we think. Remember, contrary to the inside the beltway mindset, they work for us, not the other way around. Well, I suppose in theory, or at least according to the Constitution of the United States, they work for us, but it's damned hard to find many career politicians who never held a real job who actually believe that.
If you do not know who your elected officials are, click on the link and follow the prompts for your state: http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml
I looked it up so you don't have to. Just another public service performed an no cost to the American taxpayer.
HR 3200 - The health care reform bill in the House of Representatives. 1,017 pages, most of which will not be read before a House vote.
America’s Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009
The current health care reform bill in the US Senate. 615 pages. I doubt most supporters will read any of them before they vote.
Affordable Health Choices Act
Now, I will admit that I have not yet completely read either bill from start to finish, but I am going through them as time and energy permit. It is important that we, as Americans have some idea what Big Brother is trying to impose on us, and then if we disagree, contact our elected officials in Washington and let them know what we think. Remember, contrary to the inside the beltway mindset, they work for us, not the other way around. Well, I suppose in theory, or at least according to the Constitution of the United States, they work for us, but it's damned hard to find many career politicians who never held a real job who actually believe that.
If you do not know who your elected officials are, click on the link and follow the prompts for your state: http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml
I looked it up so you don't have to. Just another public service performed an no cost to the American taxpayer.
The "Cash for Clunkers" Program is just fulfilling an election promise to a certain element helping them pay their car payments. Obviously if one doesn't look for a "fair and balanced" opinion on these programs think that it won't kick back to the taxpayer. Taxpayer is the key word, many of those he made promises to weren't taxpayers.
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