[Baynative]

DEFINITELY A MUST READ ...and a MUST SHARE with people who say there is no republican alternative.

[Baynative]

... of course, tax credits mean little to most Obama voters

[Solson]

And a Republican “alternative” that looks like a typical Republican response - just a little better than the Dems but STILL, a complete slow walk into hell...and away from the Constitution.

[zerosix]

Well, there IS this one but it's still a gub'mint run and top down project!

What the heck does Orrin Hatch need his two-cents involved in this, unless he wants this to be his legacy legislation!

[TurboZamboni]

The Media’s “Republicans Have No Obamacare Replacement” Myth

http://ricochet.com/main-feed/The-Media-s-Republicans-Have-No-Obamacare-Replacement-Myth

here are twenty-seven pages of health care bills Republicans introduced in this Congress:

http://rsc.jordan.house.gov/UploadedFiles/RSC_Policy_Brief-Members_Health_Care_Initiatives.pdf

These are some of the best ones:

http://www.freedomworks.org/blog/carockow/our-favorite-bills-to-replace-obamacare

Many good, debate-worthy bills have been introduced, and more bills are expected to be introduced. Each of these bills would move us toward a more patient-centered system by expanding individual freedom:

Rep. Paul Broun’s Patient OPTION Act (H.R. 4224)

Rep. Todd Rokita’s State Health Flexibility Act (H.R. 4160)

Sen. Rand Paul’s Congressional Health Care for Seniors Act (S. 2196)

Sen. Jim DeMint’s Retirement Freedom Act (S. 1317)

Rep. Bill Huizenga’s Health Freedom for Seniors Act (H.R. 3819)