Why is no one focusing on what the Massachusetts Health Care Plan has done to the Economic condition of Massachusetts?
Spending for the Commonwealth Care subsidized program has doubled, from $630 million in 2007 to an estimated $1.3 billion for 2009, which is not sustainable.
What do you rationally think will happen when our government tries to roll something like this out nationally? They are estimating the cost to be a trillion. So can we expect the cost to skyrocket to 2 trillion within two years? They have already raised taxes in Massachusetts to try and contain the budget problems and have increased deductibles which has an effect of those who cannot afford the deductible payments are exactly in the same situation when they has no insurance.
John Conyers, the ultra liberal congressman from Detroit, MI made the statement that leaves "we the people" wondering what these guys are doing in congress?
http://www.cnsnews.com/public/content/article.aspx?RsrcID=51610&print=on
Watch this video if you want to really start worrying about the future of this country. Congressman voting for spending trillions without even reading and understanding what they are voting for. It is despicable.
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Brent Bozell's CNS News? Puh-leeze! The original angry white man...
So - do you plan on voting for Romney - father of the plan - in 2012?
No I do not.
There will be someone from the Republican party who will rise up and take the mantel. The way Barry is going Charlie Brown will be able to beat him in 2012.
By the way the facts for this post came from the Boston Globe. I don't think anyone would accuse that rag of being conservative.
Lets see, you can vote for half-term Sarah, one term Mitt or one term Bobby. The half-wit, the opportunist or the Toastmaster champ. My, what a deep field!
Bozo the Clown will be able to beat Barry by 2012 the way his numbers keep dropping. I don't see any bear term breal in the free fall now that Timmy the tax cheat has stated that they will need to raise taxes on the middle class.
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