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Vote No on H.R. 3962 (Health Care Reform) - Consider the 2010 Campaign PDF Print E-mail
Written by Larry Greenley   
Thursday, 05 November 2009 14:41
Let's face it. We're all tired of this health care reform debate. We know what's at stake -- an eventual complete government takeover of our health care system.

We know that the various health care reform bill price tags of just below one trillion dollars are all deceptive. Government health care programs always end up costing much more than initially advertised. And, as for the ten-year CBO estimates, the system is being gamed by starting the taxes immediately and phasing in the benefits later in the ten year period, not to mention separating the Medicare doctor payment fix (hundreds of billions of dollars in new costs) from the main health care reform bills.

Let's call it what it is: socialized medicine. And, it's not just the Democrats. Many Republicans are itching to give us socialized medicine-lite.

In light of the horrible fiscal situation our nation is in, it is utterly fiscally irresponsible to vote yes for one of these trillion dollar health care reform bills, such as the 1900-page H.R. 3962, which is currently being considered by the House.

Furthermore, in light of the rampant congressional disregard for constitutional restraints on the federal government, it is utterly irresponsible to vote yes on one of these bills, which would establish a huge, new unconstitutional activity of the federal government.

Bottom line, whether H.R. 3962 passes or not, how each congressman votes on it will be a top issue in the congressional election campaign of 2010. This is a good time to let your congressman know what impact his vote on H.R. 3962 will have on your participation in the campaign of 2010. This is ultimately the only leverage you have on your congressman. Use it!

Contact your congressman in opposition to H.R. 3962 via his DC and district offices by means of personal visits, phone calls, faxes, and emails. Debate on the House floor is expected to begin late on Friday, November 6; a vote is expected on Friday or Saturday, the 6th or 7th.

Click here to take immediate action by sending an email to your representative.
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RP said:

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ACTION REQUIRED!
See at the bottom where it says "Click here to take immediate action"? Click it. NOW! It's fast, easy, painless... AND IMPORTANT!

Please don't procrastinate.

Follow this up by "tweeting" the article.
 
November 05, 2009
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Pat Henry said:

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long memory
And let's REMEMBER: Every single one who has spoken for any form of this socialized medical takeover should be ruthlessly NOT voted for, whether DemocRAT or RePUBLICAN and sinner. Anyone who is for this, or more ignorant than you on this issue should NEVER AGAIN be entrusted with elective office. They have shown their true, naked colors - do NOT be deceived by future weavings of "Emperor's clothes."

Hopefully, lists will be put out at polling places of all who have voted for or spoken for any type of government control of health care.
 
November 05, 2009
Votes: +1

s said:

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republican troglidytes
waa my teabag broke waa
 
November 07, 2009
Votes: -1

PE_Zelda said:

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Demand Veto of HR3962 or any other bill which raised the deficit.
This petition respectfully requests that President Obama keep true to his word and veto HR 3962 should it cross his desk. The president stated that he "will not sign a bill that raises the deficit". HR 3962 does, in fact, raise the deficit2. Signing this petition indicates strong opposition to HR 3962. Demand that the president keep his word. Sign here:

http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/vetoHR3962?e

Help get 5,000,000 signatures! Pass it on.
 
November 10, 2009 | url
Votes: -1

Pat Henry said:

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I added to the letter:

We also know in advance that any such bills will force additional taxes, penalties, and high insurance costs on everyone. This is not a battle against insurance companies - it clearly favors them by mandating everyone to pay to them one way or the other. And out the other end, everyone will equally share in reduced benefits and rationing. Come on! We know this. It is up to you to stop it.
 
November 10, 2009
Votes: -1

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