In using the word "reasonable", I am relating a new bill to ObamaCare. Practically anything is "reasonable" compared to that piece of tripe.
More people oppose ObamaCare now than ever before - http://blogs.abcnews.com/thenumbers/2010/12/new-low-in-support-for-health-care-reform.html
maybe. there is an old german saying:never wish for a new king. he may be worse than the old one. I am sure u understand.
Oops. "Henry E. Hudson, the federal judge in Virginia who just ruled health care reform unconstitutional, owns between $15,000 and $50,000 in a GOP political consulting firm that worked against health care reform." http://tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmem...owns-piece-of-gop-consulting-firm.php?ref=fpi
Then why did these people vote for Obama in the first place if they didn't want Federal Mandated Healthcare? Obama campaigned on this promise. If you don't want something, then don't vote for the person who's campaigning for it!
Personally, from my study of the Constitution: 1) Federally mandated Medicare is unconstitutional 2) Federally mandated Social Security is unconstitutional 3) Federally mandated Healthcare is unconstitutional 4) Federally mandated Auto Insurance is unconstitutional 5) Federally mandated Marriage/Civil Unions is unconstitutional In our Constitution, the 10th amendment says that all powers that are not specified in the Constitution are reserved for the States. In other words, when the Constitutional doesn't allow the Federal Gov't to do something, the States are allowed to do it. Thus, a State can, if allowed by their respective Constitutions, pass legislation mandating Healthcare, etc.
Like Medicare/Medicaid. Which would be the sane approach and where this is heading eventually, once the healthcare execs get their last few feasts at the trough. The current system is horribly broken, and the obama proposal is absurd - government resources used to force the population to fund a private, for-profit insurance scheme. A private insurance model doesn't fit when nearly all policyholders are claimants, and where the service cannot be refused. It simply can't work. Once enough bonuses have been paid and enough options have vested, they'll have to yield to this reality.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20101213/ap_on_bi_ge/us_health_care_overhaul_virginia Hudson is the first federal judge to strike down a key part of the law, which had been upheld by fellow federal judges in Virginia and Michigan. Several other lawsuits have been dismissed