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Everyone               recognizes               that               the               health               care               bill               has               met               with               unfortunate               and               unnecessarily               bitter               and               divisive               protest               and               everyone               knows               why:               •               It's               a               one-party               bill.

A               non-partisan               bill               would               not               have               poisoned               the               political               environment               the               way               this               one               has               and               will               continue               to               do.
               •               Pro-life               or               pro-choice,               just               about               everyone               agrees               that               the               taxpayers               shouldn't               have               to               pay               for               elective               abortion,               and               that               forcing               them               to               do               so               strips               millions               of               Americans               of               individual               rights               to               deeply               personal               and               moral               beliefs.

In               spite               of               the               presidential               order,               the               door               is               still               open               to               taxpayer               funded               elective               abortion.
               •               Even               those               Democrats,               Independents,               and               Republicans               who               would               have               supported               reforms               to               health               were               turned               off               by               the               methods               used               to               pass               the               bill.
               •               Mandating               individual               citizens               to               buy               health               insurance               establishes               an               unprecedented               and               unconstitutional               reach               of               the               federal               government.
               •               The               health               care               bill               comes               at               a               time               of               unprecedented               deficit               spending,               bailouts,               and               in               the               midst               of               a               near               total               economic               collapse.

It               was               contrived,               pushed,               and               finagled               through               almost               solely               for               the               benefit               of               President               Obama's               political               career.

We've               got               to               give               them               something!
               Unemployment               remains               close               to               ten               percent,               the               housing               market               is               still               dead,               and               economists               of               all               persuasions               will               tell               you               the               malaise               will               be               long-term               and               abiding               and               that               perhaps               America               will               never               return               to               its               traditional               economic               and               political               strength.

The               economic               indefensibility               of               this               new               debt               also               endangers               national               security.
               I               have               always               supported               REAL               health               insurance               reform               but               this               bill               wasn't               it.

Naturally,               any               health               care               bill               would               have               some               provisions               I               wouldn't               like               but               this               bill,               in               its               2700               pages,               will               hurt               the               majority               of               Americans               in               order               to               help               just               a               few               who               may               benefit               but               would               have               similarly               benefited               from               a               bi-partisan               bill.

This               bill               is               helpful               only               as               a               salve               to               the               liberal               elite               conscience.
               Of               course,               all               the               opposition               to               the               massive               government               spending               will               fall               upon               deaf               ears               until               another               crisis               point               follows               the               current               one.

The               thinking               of               most               people               in               government               right               now               is               that               we               can               spend               our               way               out               of               problems.

Wall               Street               stocks               have               rebounded               largely               through               massive               government               infusions               of               cash.

While               I               am               happy               for               those               whose               retirement               savings               have               also               recovered,               the               Wall               Street               recovery               hasn't               built               the               kind               of               confidence               needed               to               create               jobs.

Demand               creates               jobs,               and               there               is               not               a               lot               of               demand               out               there.
               President               Obama               promised               that               his               stimulus               bill               would               stop               unemployment               at               8               percent.

It's               currently               at               9.7               percent.

The               GDP               (Gross               Domestic               Product)               for               the               last               quarter               (5.6               percent)|               is               a               positive               sign,               as               depleted               inventories               are               rebuilding               and               corporations               get               higher               productivity               out               of               fewer               workers.
               You               don't               have               to               be               Ben               Bernanke               to               understand               what               ill-timed               and               unprecedented               spending               is               doing               to               the               economy.

The               Tea               Party               phenomenon               didn't               develop               in               academia.

You               only               have               to               understand               three               economic               concepts               to               "get               it"               -               percentages,               debt,               and               GDP               (gross               domestic               product).
               In               simple               terms,               GDP               means               all               that               America               produces.

What               seems               to               be               a               gigantic               debt               figure               ($500               billion               dollars,               for               example)               means               little               when               GDP               is               also               gigantic.

However,               $500               billion               dollars               would               cause               a               government               to               sink               if               it               made               up,               say,               90               percent               of               its               GDP-which               is               the               case               with               Greece               right               now               and               will               be               the               same               in               the               U.S.

in               the               year               2020,               according               to               CBO               figures.
               Ben               Bernanke               told               Congress               last               week               that               he               would               be               comfortable               in               the               short               term               if               he               were               able               to               reduce               the               debt               to               GDP               ratio               from               its               current               10               percent               to               5               percent.

By               way               of               comparison,               EU               rules               require               that               a               country               reduce               its               debt               to               GDP               ratio               to               3               percent               before               admission               to               the               European               Union.

Another               comparison,               often               raised               by               ObamaCare               supporters,               is               that               President               Bush               increased               the               deficit               by               $400               billion.

This               is               true,               but               a               great               deal               of               that               expenditure               was               for               defense,               and               it               still               pales               by               comparison               with               the               Obama               deficits               of               two               trillion               immediately               and               a               possible               $10               to               $20               trillion               by               the               next               decade--if               the               CBO               can               be               believed.
               The               only               other               times               in               history               when               American               debt               ratios               rose               to               astronomical               levels               was               during               the               four               year               span               of               WWII.

But               since               the               nanny               state               did               not               yet               exist,               the               government               was               able               to               reduce               the               debt               and               produce               a               surplus               in               the               immediate               years               after.
               The               Obama               administration               had               pushed               debt               ratios               higher               than               ten               percent               while               telling               you               the               new               health               care               plan               will               eventually               reduce               the               deficit               after               the               2012               election.

As               part               of               its               "deficit               reduction               plan,"               ObamaCare               strips               $500               billion               from               Medicare               at               a               time               when               baby               boomer               retirements               will               soon               hit               the               rate               of               10,000               per               month.

Tax               increases,               doctor               shortages,               fantastical               projections               of               costs,               sweetheart               deals,               outright               fraud,               duplication               of               government               benefits               and               services,               a               new               larger               health               care               bureaucracy,               failure               to               address               existing               major               health               care               problems               are               on               one               side               of               the               scale;               ObamaCare               is               on               the               other.
               Sources:               The               figures               come               from               the               U.S.

government               and               can               be               linked               from               here:
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               You               can               change               the               dates               as               it               suits               you,               but               remember               that               one               telling               econometric               is               the               percentage               of               debt               to               GDP.






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