So I'm bribing democrats to support ObamaCare; it is my money, but it is not my choice.  It is my money that Dingy Harry is using, but without my consent. Just like every crook, he is not even using his own money, but mine. He can promise any amount of money or spending necessary to buy their votes because it isn't his money, and he has no concern for where the money will come from or whether there will even be money to pay for his outrageous bill. So now I'm going to have to pay for the medicare benefits for Nebraskans because Dingy Harry needed to to buy Ben Nelson's vote.  Why doesn't every senator work that deal.  Then who do they think will pay for it, the Chinese. At least the Chinese have a choice whether to buy our debt; Americans don't have a choice. Democrats are imposing the burdensome debt of them without their consent. They seem to think that because they WON, they are free to do anything despite the citizen outrage at their actions.  Unfortunately, in typical fashion, the American voter voted for CHANGE without asking what the change was. Well we are certainly getting change. We are even getting permanent, irreversible change because the democrats have written into the bill that future legislation cannot reverse some parts of the bill. The audacity to think their legislation is perfect and will not need changing or eliminating.  Even our constitution, what's left of it, allows for changing.

During the campaign, Obama declared that there would be a tax cut for the middle class, but now that he is in power, he will be raising taxes on the middle class. Taxes for healthcare; taxes on energy; and of course the sneaky tax, inflation.

On our current trend, I believing we are headed for a single payer healthcare system, long the hope of the liberal democrats. When taxpayers are making up for all the poor performance of the government controlled system, how can a private company compete? When the government healthcare option doesn't have to pay taxes and the private company does, how can a private company compete? When the government makes all the rules to advantage their healthcare option, how can a private company compete? These are only a few of the reasons presented recently by Congressman Paul Ryan from Wisconsin. Watch the compelling presentation (http://www.house.gov/ryan/video/71609WM2.htm).

I ask you, "Today when you are dissatified with your doctor, what do you do?"  Of course you choose a different doctor. "Today, when you are dissatisfied with your healthcare what do you do?"  Of course you choose a different provider. "When there is only one provider, what will you do?" You will have no alternative. "When you have been unfairly treated by your healthcare provider, what do you do?" Take them to court an seek redress, of course. "When the government is the only provider and you can't sue the government, what will you do?" When the government healthcare tells you your parent isn't worth spending money for a heart operation to give them many years of health, what will you do? When it is your turn to be in need, what will you do?

When you look at how well the government is doing at healthcare with its current programs, medicare and veteran administration, do you really want the government managing all your healthcare?