The best outcome for the upcoming vote on the health care bill is that the bill is rejected. It’ll pare down the forecasted debt that Obama and his Congressional colleagues on both sides of the aisle are forcing on us.
They can do the health bill a lot better and cheaper than the 2,300+ page health care proposal that added four hundred pages in recent weeks, since its unveiling. And the measures contained therein are as UNCONSTITUTIONAL as the day they were first revealed.
They should be making cuts now, starting with the health care bill. That’ll save a huge chunk of change and will enable the government to cut at least $1 trillion out. That’s a healthy start.
At the very least, Congress and the White House should return us to surpluses before they even BEGIN to think about such a costly endeavor that may well bankrupt our country. This talk of today’s debt of $12 trillion, with an additional $9 trillion by the end of Obama’s second term is UNACCEPTABLE.
Why not make cuts now while there is still a choice as to which programs to cut, instead of the crash cuts that will have to be made within four years at current spending levels?
KILL THE HEALTH CARE BILL!
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