Showing posts with label health care reform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label health care reform. Show all posts
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Thursday, October 07, 2010
Federal judge upholds key provisions of health care law
Not good, but of course there will be an appeal:
In a 20-page decision, U.S. District Judge George Steeh refused to issue an injunction to halt preparations for putting federal health reforms into full effect in 2014, a law known as the Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in March.
In a 20-page decision, U.S. District Judge George Steeh refused to issue an injunction to halt preparations for putting federal health reforms into full effect in 2014, a law known as the Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in March.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Health Care Reform: 13 Tax Changes on the Way
KIPLINGER:
This is an updated version of a March 23 story, incorporating the final changes signed into law by President Obama on March 30, 2010Here are 13 changes in the massive overhaul that could impact your tax bill, for better or worse...
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, March 22, 2010
Repeal: A one-word agenda for Republicans
Luckily, key parts of Obamacare--especially the subsidies--don’t go into effect until 2014. So what Republicans have to do is to make the 2010 and the 2012 elections referenda on Obamacare, win those elections, and then repeal Obamacare.Read the whole thing.
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Sunday, March 21, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
The rally was called just two days ago and OVER 100,000 made it to Washington to protest the democrat’s unconstitutional take over of the health care industry!
Final health bill omits some of Obama's promises
But, golly, don't blame poor Obama!
He's just a newbie, so give him a couple more years to tinker and then maybe everything'll be alright...but, ya gotta pass this one NOW!...
He's just a newbie, so give him a couple more years to tinker and then maybe everything'll be alright...but, ya gotta pass this one NOW!...
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Friday, March 19, 2010
Is Obamacare really worth the loss of millions upon millions of jobs?
YOU'RE JOB IS NEXT!
PS: As one caller said to Rush Limbaugh today: If they'd just focus on jobs, we could all actually afford to buy health insurance!
PS: As one caller said to Rush Limbaugh today: If they'd just focus on jobs, we could all actually afford to buy health insurance!
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Obamacare: Drafting of a Socialist Democracy
If "Obamacare" passes in any form, the Democrats in the short term will face certain obliteration; but, in the long term, they will have done more since both the New Deal and the Great Society to cultivate an overarching dependency class. In creating a system of permanently increasing taxes and deficits (once it becomes clear that the presently imagined manners of paying for this new system will be all too inadequate, especially after the first decade of its existence), this monstrosity will rape whatever financial independence the already overtaxed middle class may be able to muster.BEAR TO THE RIGHT
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Healthcare Nazis: IRS to confiscate refunds if there are penalties for not buying health care
House Ways and Means Republicans on Thursday assailed a provision in the proposed health care reform bill under consideration this week.Read more
Subcommittee on Oversight ranking member Charles Boustany (R-La.) said the IRS provision in the bill "dangerously expands, in an ominous way the tentacles of the IRS and it's reach into every American family," he said today during a press conference.
"This is a vast expanse of power," he said.
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Reform Threatens Alternative Medicine
If you're an alternative healthcare consumer, the money you will be forced to spend subsidizing other people's establishment healthcare, through premiums and higher taxes, is money you can no longer spend on holistic and natural medicine for you and your family. It's as if the government forced you to join and pay for a food shopping club that didn't include natural food stores. After you finished paying thousands of dollars up front to the big supermarket chains you rarely if ever visit, where would you find the money for the natural food you really want?Read the whole thing
Saturday, March 06, 2010
Wednesday, March 03, 2010
SCARY: "If the House passes the Senate bill, Obama will sign the bill if reconciliation fails."
From one of the most savvy political bloggers around whom I dearly hope is wrong this time: Prediction: Obama Will Sign Senate Bill If Reconciliation Fails
Canada provides a clear warning about government involvement in health care as even its most prominent citizens come to America for important procedures...
Unlike Canadians now, who can come here, Americans won't be able to cross any border for better care if the Democrats nationalize our health system. Instead, we can look forward to scandals over powerful politicians using their clout to jump the queues, where the rest of us are waiting, miserably, for care.Canada's warning against government health care
Monday, March 01, 2010
What "reconciliation" actually IS
For the Record:
Received from PatriotPost.us
"For those not versed in the arcane rules of the U.S. Senate, reconciliation is not what a divorced couple attempts when they visit Dr. Phil. It is a mechanism for avoiding filibusters on certain budgetary issues. If Democrats can find a way to apply it to health care reform, they could pass a bill with just 51 votes, negating the election of Massachusetts Senator Scott Brown and the loss of the 60-seat supermajority.--Cato Institute senior fellow Michael D. Tanner
Reconciliation was established in 1974 to make it easier for Congress to adjust taxes and spending in order to 'reconcile' actual revenues and expenditures with a previously approved budget resolution. Thus, at the end of the year, if Congress found that it was running a budget deficit higher than previously projected, it could quickly raise taxes or cut spending to bring the budget back into line. Debate on such measures was abbreviated to just 20 hours (an eyeblink in Senate terms), and there could be no filibuster.
As Robert Byrd, (D-W.V.), one of the original authors of the reconciliation rule, explained, 'Reconciliation was intended to adjust revenue and spending levels in order to reduce deficits ... [I]t was not designed to ... restructure the entire health care system.' He warns that using reconciliation for health care would 'violate the intent and spirit of the budget process, and do serious injury to the Constitutional role of the Senate.'
In fact, in 1985, the Senate adopted the 'Byrd rule,' which prohibits the use of reconciliation for any 'extraneous issue' that does not directly change revenues or expenditures. Clearly, large portions of the health care bill, ranging from mandates to insurance regulation to establishing 'exchanges,' do not meet that requirement."
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Thursday, February 11, 2010
There's somethin' happening here
There's something happening here
What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware
What it is ain't exactly clear
There's a man with a gun over there
Telling me I got to beware
...there is not enough civilian security in Washington, DC to hold back the mob that will descend if the Obama/Pelosi/Reid axis tries to force this through. The anger likely to erupt across this country at such a willful abuse of power is not something any responsible official should want to encourage.Cram-downs, Constitutions And A Revolution Over Health Care Reform
It will be historic, potentially dangerous in some ways, and far-reaching in consequence.
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