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To see the true Health Care Tax forum you must stop thinking in 3-D,This multi tax forum is against a $100 Trillion Dollar system.. ...
To force pay into another system of failures within Health Care Insurance Groups.
This economy will not balance with this concept of a tax forum against the Health Care System. The issue of how to force pay into this system of Health Care may have worked but I am still troubled over the progressive tax forum within this Bill. It covers so many items and Countries that it only forces the system to adjust itself. In some areas, increases against the people and the troubled economy, and in other areas, less effects will be felt.
But this is my big problem, Government Officials seek help and they are to proud to ask us, “the true working force of Government.” It is understandable they have failed the People and within the United States Of America all we ask is to see us as who we are and not try to bring us into this world of the intellectual. I guess our Prime Directive is that of Star Trek, so it must be understood that for millions of people we are just as happy as can be making $13.00 per hour and we have no interest in this world of politics, and how to be a Enstine. Government Officials must understand that there is a level of people within different parts of this Country, that seek to be only that they find to make them happy.
As for this economy well, it is said that the U.S.A. Arms Division has created enough arsenal to destroy every last creature in the world 2 times over,built with tax dollars. This would be funny if not for the irony of it. And now as time has passed Government Officials keep failing. Before 9/11 all the way to today.
As it is in a world of a system, when employees continue to fail, one or two things happen, one; you get fired, two; if you see into a person a good, then it is political correct to implement a penalty or roll back in pay. But this implement of penalty is more favored in the course of action in the Federal Employment World. So how to fix the economy and unite it with the Health Care issue. It would be in the Countries best interest to implement a 10% per cent penalty against every State, County and Government Official within this Matrix of failures. Hey what is that old saying, what is good for the Goose is good for the Gander. I am serous about this, it is past due to show that our Government Officials they have failed, their system failure reaches into this world of warnings that they brush aside as if the information is not worthy noting. From Pearl Harbor to 9/11/2001 to 3/07/2010 of our tax system and Health Care Reform. This 10% per cent penalty should go into the Health Care Forum.
The big problem that Government Officials have is that they have no street credit. President Obama still has some but if he does not take his family and step away from these dueling Parties, that fight over this Health Care Dollar, and stand with Us he will lose all credit from the streets to the county.
President Obama, I would say to you, you have one last chance to regain the hopes and dreams of the American People. To reach out in a concept that states, if there is 250 million people in trouble because of these failures, I would give all my money to them and then I would say to all that I gave money to, “I have no money left, would you all please give me $1.00 back and then I would have $250. million dollars to start all over again.”

As for this $100,trillion dollar in site.............
Results 1 - 10 of about 685,000 for net worth of medicine development industry
Just to show how deep this Health Care Tax split petition reaches. The term split petition is used because of the Tax factor plan that is not seen because of the intent not to show a capital Taxing of close to a $100 trillion dollar package, a yearly system income, not profit.....

Some have stated that I clam to have spiritual in site or something of the sort. I assure you this is not true, so when I state that I asked God to help, it is my way of saying hey Bobby show me how to work on theses Chevy engines. But I do thank you for the consideration. Consider me a cross of Jethro Bodine from the Beverly Hill Billies with my 10th. Grade education and Vin Diesel from the move Pitch Black.
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Peter, Is your middle name "un"? These evil scum are not legislating, they are hijackijng and overthrowing. Wake up, Mr. (Un)Wise. In fact, the reform needs to start with the entitlements, Medicare and Medicaid. Who said otherwise? You may now return to bowing before your Chris Matthews portrait.

"...without any involvement from the US public" ?
Actually, I believe we, the US public, elected these legislators to, guess what, legislate. No one elected Heritage or the so-called townhall meetings (where geriatric Republican diehards rail against "socialist" medicine - while at the same time accusing Obama of threatening their medicare).

Fred Hayak, patron saint of Thatcherism, conceded that some things might be better done by government, and that medical provision might be one. Incidentally, defence is another. As Al Gore might say: an Inconvenient truth?

Heritage, and the more emotionally distraught far-right, seem to be arguing that "socialized" medicine (aka anything that takes power away from the insurance companies to ration our healthcare) is inherently a bad thing - so bad that there is no good or benign form of "socialized" medical care. In short, that "universal" provision, "socialized" medical provision, whatever, .... is irreemable and unreformable. Fair point if you guys were honest and consistent. But you're not. If you were, you would be calling for the abolition of medicare. Why aren't you? Perhaps its because if you were, what's left of the GoP would vanish down the plug-hole at the hands of the voting seniors of America who quite like their "socialized" medicare. The problem is that you and some of them think socialism is ok for yourselves - but God forbid - for the young working middle-classes and the (undeserving) poor. I presume that the latter, in particular, unlike yourselves, would be corrupted by "socialized" medicine.

I resent your implication that anyone who is not for everything Obama wants are "Geriatric Republican diehards and emotionaly distraught far-right people". This is the silent majority finally making their voices heard but Congress is not listening. We have sat back too long and had change forced down our throats and now look where we are!! Those elitists in Washington who are supposed to be our "elected officials" should walk in our shoes for two months, live on what we live on, and live within their means as we do for that length of time and then maybe they will have a better concept of what the average American family is and how we survive. Health care needs to be "fixed" but fix what is broken - and a lot of it is not broken. They could start with Tort reform but that will never happen because there's too many lawyers among our "elected officials" and that's how their lawyer friends on the outside and how they will make their living if and when they are no longer a "member of Congress.

Well, Verla,

The first thing I should say is that I understood that the rules of engagement in these discussions were that response was via the reader's comments in the NRO, not directly to my e-mail address. 

The second thing is that I never ever said that "anyone who is not for everything Obama wants are "Geriatric Republican diehards .......etc.". I for one am not for "everything Obama wants" (For instance, I want us out of Afghanistan, pronto), and while I may be on the verge of becoming a geriatric, I am certainly not a Republican, and much, much, too long in the tooth to be emotionally distraught about politics.

The majority, silent and otherwise, cast their votes last November for change. They did so, I presume, with just as much consideration of the issues as those who went to the polls 4 years earlier and elected GWB. That is democracy. I also get the impression that the November '08 majority, just like the majority who voted for his predecessor 4 and 8 years earlier, were made up of "average" and "non-average" Americans (We are a rather diverse bunch in our great republic). However, I suspect that you consider that the people who voted for Obama are not "average" Americans like you, or that you think that they were somehow acting irrationally (temporary insanity?) in voting for someone whom you so evidently despise. And who are these political "elites" whom you believe are conspiring to do you down? Are they more or less elite than the class of 4 years ago?

You say that you have sat back too long and had change forced down your throat. Didn't you vote last November? You did, but for the losing side? Oh, I see? That's the problem with democracy, it sometimes produces a result you don't like. When you say you have "sat back for too long" - what have you in mind - a coup d'etat to restore your right not to have a government you don't like?

We now seem to have a small enraged and self-pitying minority who think that shadowy undefined "elites" and people who look different from them are engaged in a dark conspiracy to take "their" country away from them.  This small minority is incapable of accepting the decision of the American people, or even the legitimacy of its elected President. Very sad.

Our economy is certainly struggling (but improving - though the employment-curve is predictably lagging behind the recovery). This isn't our President's fault. The collapse of the financial sector is directly attributable to the deregulation "reforms" introduced by Ronald Regan, and cheered along at the time by the pundits in the National Review. The zillion dollar endless war of choice in Iraq didn't help much either. Healthcare reform will cost a drop in the ocean compared to either of these disasters. Better still, average Americans will no longer have to fear that the misfortune of ill-health will be accompanied by the second misfortune of financial catastrophy (A reality for an increasing number of middleclass working families).

I would be delighted to read your response in the reader's comments of the NRO. But not in my private e-mail.

I am obliged.