I certainly agree that the Health Care Bill did not do everything that was promised and needed to solve. A lot of matters were sacrificed in the matter of compromise and while this was landmark legislation, it is just a start to correcting the health care issues of our nation that was years in the making. A majority of the Americans have a problem with this law for one reason or another and it is by no means perfect, but with 309 million people what is. Some say it doesn't do enough while other state that it intrudes too much. I will just say that this is like everything else in Washington, political posturing to an audience, to the people at home that I gave an half-assed effort to fix health care without promoting new ideas or solutions. People unfortunately, the Party of No is back to business as usual. Their sole goal is 2012, long term aspirations at the sacrifice of the short term help for millions that are plagued with access to good and basic health care for them and their families. I seriously hope that in eve of all that has happened this month that Congress can actually solve problems, but then again hope was so 2008.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Back to Business as Usual
In the next few hours the party formerly known as the Party of No, will have its first "political victory" and fulfill one its first promises to the American people. The newly Republican House of Representative is on the verge of repealing the Health Care Reform bill of 2010. Keep in mind that this reversal will not change anything because the Senate is Democratically controlled and the President would certainly veto this act if this miraculously passed the Senate (trust me, it won't).
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