Tuesday, October 13, 2009

We are not powerless - yet...

All this arguing in Washington DC about "what is best for us" (how dare them think they know what's best), and not one Democrat has ever suggested what I have been saying since day one. There is nothing complicated about "reforming" our health delivery system.

They have purposely sidestepped the issue of tort reform, and instead of removing the onerous government mandates, including being able to buy insurance across state lines, they have 1300 pages of new mandates. Anyone with a scratch pad and a #2 pencil could take a giant step towards fixing what is wrong with the system in about 5 minutes.  

Just wait till the people find out their taxes will go up, costs of goods will increase, and they won't have zip to show for it until 2013.  And then they won't be able to find a doctor... Good work suckers!!

Crunch Time for Health Care: Now It’s Up to Us
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"All we have to do is allow insurance companies to compete nationally instead of state-by-state and eliminate all mandates that limit consumer choice. It has been estimated that these simple reforms — which are not part of any of the Democrats’ “reform” bills, for obvious reasons — would reduce health care costs by one-quarter to one-third. Instead of such common-sense reforms, the Dems are proposing Rube Goldberg measures that will make health care more expensive. Instead of eliminating mandates, their measures, including the Baucus bill, increase them — in effect making cheaper health insurance illegal." read the rest

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5 comments:

Left Coast Rebel said...

This one has me confounded Adrienne, what do we do now? I need an action alert list!

Sarah - Kala said...

Odamit and his cronies are giving me a colossal headache!

Adrienne said...

LCR - You are dead on! We need to put together an action list of some sort.

I think Goomba started up something. I have to run errands but will get on it when I get home.

Adrienne said...

Sarah - I have a cell phone for emergencies. My motto is: "I have a cell phone for myconvenience, not yours!"

Mark D. said...

I took your suggestion to heart and have a post up over at my blog on social justice. You might want to give it a read. If you like it, feel free to link to it if you'd like...