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Reagan said in October 23rd, 2009 at 5:44 pm

I agree that there IS a need for insurance reform in this country. Let’s start with tort reform, removing restrictions regarding state lines, and taking all federal control out of the equation. Let’s start with providing health coverage at taxpayer expense for those who truly can not afford it.

But, I do not want to throw this particular baby out with the bath water. Why? The simple fact that the USA still has the best health care available, and that is why people who can afford to escape their socialist medical systems flock to this country for treatment.

However, what we are seeing is a move to socialize our country beyond the bounds of our constitution.

Fix the problems? YES! Ignore the constitution by a massive federal government “grab” of personal liberty? NO!

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Reagan said in October 23rd, 2009 at 6:16 pm

Oh, and I forgot to add the following to my original post: What federally mandated government program has been successful? The Postal Service? They have to use FedEx in order to compete, and they are still running at a deficit. Amtrak? Huge deficits….in fact we taxpayers are REALLY taking it in the shorts on this one.

Social Security? Bankrupt! Medicare? Bankrupt as well.

We taxpayers need to understand this simple fact: Over SEVENTY CENTS of every dollar we send to Washington D.C. is spent on bureaucracy. To fly Nancy Pelosi and her family around the world. To help Charlie Rangel buy all those things he “forgot” to declare on his income tax returns.

Good grief, people! Why would anyone want to turn more over to the feds?