Ah yes, aren’t you the good little Democrat propaganda bot.
So which Leftist clown posse do you work for? Moveon.org? The Obama Campaign? the DNC?
The people of Massachusetts wanted state healthcare....they voted for it.
Willard has made it abundantly clear he wants to replace ObamaCare with RomneyCare.
The only difference will be he’ll let states op-out if that’s what they want. Hopefully Congress will challenge him on RomneyCare and this socialized medicine talk will be over.
Pam Bondi will be his AG. Mark it down.
During the time of the Florida primary, he selected a political woman to head his healthcare group to encourage states to start healhcare like Mass. did.
When he says “repeal and replace” Obamacare, he means have the states ration healthcare rather than the federal govn.
Republicans don’t care, just elect him no matter what his plans are.
Ah I see, you aren’t even smart enough to get paid to be a Democrat party propaganda bot, you do it for FREE!
Yes Rommney doesn’t promise to repeal Obamacare. He promises to “Repeal and Replace” Obamacare.
In otherwords, he’ll probably change the mandate from a tax penalty, to raising the general tax rate and giving you a tax credit. Same difference, just semantics, but we are use to tax credits.
He’ll also make it a volutary state program instead of a federal program. However the federal purse strings will make it hard for any state to refuse.
But apparently Republicans want this. After all it was Republicans who put in the expensive Drug Prescription plans. And Republicans knew what Romney was about before the primary.
Obamacare/Romneycare does solve part of one problem that I think does need to be addressed. The mandate that poviders provide care to indigents without compensation is an unconstitutional taking of private property. By forcing everyone who can afford to have insurance, to have insurance, it should reduce this unconstitutional taking.
GOP chose another establishment RINO candidate. I don’t really know who can get behind Romney, if he is all over the place and just says what people want to hear. The upcoming election is going to be Obama vs. Obama lite.
He really said, in a book that he’s handing out at the RNC convention, that he would support a nationwide individual healthcare mandate? Disappointing. I guess this is why so many people are saying now that the Republican party is tearing itself apart. The Tea Party lost this one, big time. We did well in 2010, but then we petered out, and gave in to the big, corrupt party establishment.