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Originally posted by KellyJay
I'm quite sure he will be remembered for healthcare reform, it is going so
well now, and if a simple web site was to much for them, the rest of this
healthcare law is going to be so cool to live with.

The bulk of the ACA is not actually even active until January 1, 2014. The ACA will have kinks and improvements, but smooth out very soon within a couple of years, and will be a big efficiency improvement in health care. The ACA will be with us for generations and become part of the America fabric, just like social security.

Mr. President, stand strong and defend the ACA, the law of the land. Do not give in to the terrorists. Defend the ACA passed by both houses of Congress and signed by you. We support you.

Protect the ACA against the Tea Party filth. Do not give into ransom demands of the Tea Party radicals -- demands the Tea Party ideologues could not obtain in the legislative democratic process.

Originally posted by moon1969
The bulk of the ACA is not actually even active until January 1, 2014. The ACA will have kinks and improvements, but smooth out very soon within a couple of years, and will be a big efficiency improvement in health care. The ACA will be with us for generations and become part of the America fabric, just like social security.

Mr. President, stand stron ...[text shortened]... cals -- demands the Tea Party ideologues could not obtain in the legislative democratic process.

Well they didn't think everything through, people are losing jobs, they are
getting their hours cut, they are seeing the price of all insurance going up,
and doctors getting out of the business. I cannot stress enough that if they
cannot do a web site well then you want to trust them with your healthcare?
I'd also point out to you that the government is filled with people you like
and dislike, and they are the ones *all of them together* are now in charge
of you healthcare, and these are also people who have spent 16T plus
dollars that they don't have. You think that at some point they would care
more about cost than they care about you? The system we had before
wasn't the best, but at least all the things you hated about the old system
you could change your insurance company, you'll not be able to change
your government, and your government doesn't answer to anyone,
anymore.
Kelly

Originally posted by KellyJay
Well they didn't think everything through, people are losing jobs, they are
getting their hours cut, they are seeing the price of all insurance going up,
and doctors getting out of the business. I cannot stress enough that if they
cannot do a web site well then you want to trust them with your healthcare?
I'd also point out to you that the government is ...[text shortened]... able to change
your government, and your government doesn't answer to anyone,
anymore.
Kelly

Sounds like you favor a single payer system.

Sorry, just get used to hearing it.

Originally posted by whodey
Sounds like you favor a single payer system.

Sorry, just get used to hearing it.

No, I don't like having just a single choice.
I liked the old system of choices, it could have been improved in several
ways over what they did do.
Kelly

Originally posted by KellyJay
No, I don't like having just a single choice.
I liked the old system of choices, it could have been improved in several
ways over what they did do.
Kelly

But the capitalist system has failed.

Again, just wanted you to get used to hearing it.

Originally posted by whodey
But the capitalist system has failed.

Again, just wanted you to get used to hearing it.

I think it would be difficult to say what failed was capitalism when so much
of that was heavily regulated.
Kelly

Originally posted by KellyJay
I think it would be difficult to say what failed was capitalism when so much
of that was heavily regulated.
Kelly

All I am only revealing the road we are on. I never claimed it made any sense.