We live in a Constitutional Republic

One correction I'd like to make regarding the title of this post.. We do not live in a democracy. We live in a republic, where supposedly the right of the individual cannot be legislated away by a majority vote. We have been slowly inch by inch given way to the democratic philosophy over the last century. It has to stop! Communism was voted in by a democracy and it killed over 60,000,000 of its own citizens. This nation is committing suicide. I can't vote for anyone Democrat or Republican or anything else that doesn't understand this and has a burning desire to get the out of healthcare and every other private enterprise entirely!

This is utter hogwash! If we don't stop believing in our government and start believing in ourselves, we will be broker than a third world country. Look at the polls, right now America's swaying to the right but there's nothing she can do about it. The government has the power, it's only a matter of time before it becomes the limiting factor in people's lives, if it already isn't.

Has anyone checked Senator Mary Landrieu's (D-LA) freezer yet? Hiding payoff cash in the deep freeze seems to be the norm in LA.

Interesting. Lets see. Our form of government is a representative democracy. That means within a district I run for office with the promise to represent the collective wishes of my district. If I am unable or unwilling to represent those wishes then I should, as a matter of conscience, resign in order to allow someone who will represent those wishes to cast votes reflective of those wishes. Is that how it works?

We should start building the "What didn't Obamacare do for you lately?" Commercial series. After all, this DisasterCare Plan will create Hospital forms costs and Government payer plan rejections that stick all of us with a mess. The statistics of discontent with such a plan are inevitable. So, kill the plan if you can. But, document the disaster if it survives. Socialism is a bad plan that cannot redeem itself through spiraling debt. So, we will just have to repeal the plan after US government proves it cannot make it work. The only way to do that is document the DisasterCare Plan as it unfolds. As for me, if I had an opt out allowing me to use a Medical Savings Account and a Catastrophic coverage with a $30,000 annual deductible, I would take it. I do not want a doctor to be loyal to the Government payroll. I want my doctor to be loyal to my payment of his services. This is the only true way to reform the Medical system.

I would have a better feeling that congress believed in this bill if they were covered under it and did not have their "own" government program.