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On Oct 14, 2013, at 7:28 PM, Aaron Mann <[email protected]> wrote: > To preface my comments, I am an Independent voter. I vote for the best > candidate that keeps America moving towards maintaining the constitutional > rights, no more. The federal government has grown too large and intrusive. > It should only be concerned with national security and protecting individual > rights. Health care is just one of a multitude of areas that the federal > government should never be involved in. Health care is a state level issue. > The ACA is an attempt by one party to garner more votes from an politically > abused portion of our population, the poor. > > Should we have an option for everyone to have health insurance, yes. But, > pushing a flawed law on a flawed system, is not the right way to accomplish > that. There are simple steps that could have instantly opened up the > existing process: allow competition across state lines and remove > pre-existing condition clauses. > > Our current president is a master manipulator (as all politicians are to some > degree). Watch any current news conference: "I am willing to negotiate..." > "I will not bend...". These two phrases or something like them appear in > every speech he gives. Yet, due to his stranglehold on the media, the blame > lies with congress. Who, by the way, has now presented nearly a dozen > variations of a bill to extend the government funding. Yet, the answer from > this man-child president is no to everything, but will get in front of a > camera and say that he is "open and waiting" for any Republican to show him > an alternate solution. > > Solution? Unfortunately, I don't think we'll have one anytime soon. Things > are setup for more presidents, senates, and congress like this whole bunch of > yahoo's for the foreseeable future. Don't even get me started on the federal > reserve, national debt, international relations, or national security. > Things are ramping up for some great cataclysmic event and I just wish I knew > where to be when it all goes down. > > > Aaron Mann > > > On Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 4:17 PM, Danny Hearn <[email protected]> wrote: >> The ACA- affordable care act= also known as Obamacare- was passed in >> 2010/2011-it was fought about and sent to the Supreme Court of the U.S.A. , >> where they ruled it is the law and must stand. It probably would have worked >> except for a Clause that allowed States to OPT out if they wanted. SO right >> off the bat half of America opted out= 24 states.It is now a mess not sure >> what will happen, but they all need to vote again or rewrite it or something >> soon. DH** >> >> From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> >> To: [email protected] >> Sent: Sunday, October 13, 2013 3:50 PM >> Subject: [QUAD-L] i AGREE >> >> Obama is looking out for #1. >> >> Don't blame this one on the Republicans, all as you need to do is look >> at 100 Pennsylvania and the type of people he hangs around with. >> >> Remember, "we need to pass this bill so we can see what is in it", >> or rather what isn't in it. >> >> >> Glenn Henry >
