I try to keep things simple and apply common sense solutions to whatever I attempt. So, after watching the passage of the health care bill last evening, I am left with the following questions:
How can this be considered a good bill and good policy for the American Public when the first and most immediate action will be the hiring of an additional 15,000 IRS Agents to police the program and fine those who don't comply??
How can this be good policy when the only bipartisanship was in opposition to the bill?
How can this be good for the nation when a majority of American citizens do not support it?
How can the President celebrate this as a victory when a majority of the states are contemplating or preparing legal action to invalidate the bill on the basis of constitutional legality?
How can this be considered a good bill and good policy for the American Public when the first and most immediate action will be the hiring of an additional 15,000 IRS Agents to police the program and fine those who don't comply??
How can this be good policy when the only bipartisanship was in opposition to the bill?
How can this be good for the nation when a majority of American citizens do not support it?
How can the President celebrate this as a victory when a majority of the states are contemplating or preparing legal action to invalidate the bill on the basis of constitutional legality?
When are our legislators going to wake up and listen to their constituency?
Remember this in November and vote them all out! It is time for fresh blood and fresh thinking.
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