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Originally Posted by Slingin Sammy 33
It was completely retarded for Obamacare to be jammed through Congress without those voting on it even reading it.
It's even more retarded for elected representatives (the Senate and the President in this case) to ignore a strong majority of the people on this program that will degrade healthcare and bankrupt the country.
This is a lot more than political posturing. Try to force each senator go on record on where they stand on Obamacare, it will be a major point in 2012. Funding for Obamacare still goes through the House. Voting on the repeal was an important first building block to limiting the damage from Obamacare.
12th, unless there is a major decline in the unemployment rate, gas prices stay below $ 3.50 (unlikely), and the out of control gov't spending gets put in check, 2012 will be another bloodbath for the left. Check out the seats up for re-election in the Senate in 2012.
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PS, I'm in healthcare finance. The bolded statement is woefully off the mark when compared to the general consensus of the financial professionals within the industry. The model for care delivery will no doubt change, but those ill-prepared to adapt will go extinct, while the providers who remain standing will deliver care in a more cost effective manner with greater efficiency and quality.