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I Want them to Repeal ObamaCare vs It’s Law. Get Over It!

I Want them to Repeal ObamaCare

Rivalry Side A | Politics | Elections

It’s Law. Get Over It!

Rivalry Side B | Politics | Elections

Unless you’re naïve you have to admit that Republicans will be gaining a majority in the House and possibly the Senate. When that takes place do you want the congress to repeal ObamaCare? Or should they leave it in place?

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Posted by in Politics / Elections on 9/16/10
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Side A Comment

mama kaz - 10/12/10 @ 10:46 AM:
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Obamacare must be repealed and most of us are already feeling the effects and understand why. We have just been notified that our insurance coverage will be costing us more than it ever has and there are more changes ahead that will force us out entirely if we are unable to repeal this disaster of a health care bill. I believe that was their plan all along. Obamacare will cripple the present insurance system until it is no longer sustainable. I have to give them credit, it was a well thought out plan that is working perfectly so far. It will take down insurance companies and force all of us into the same level of health care. That way we will all be equal in a nice socialist sort of way. Unfortunately, what most people don't understand, is that their new equal health care will be so inferior to what we had that they will long for the way it used to be.

Side B Comment

LIBERAL - 9/23/10 @ 10:42 AM:
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Ryan I'm afraid you are incorrect. The last time a President had his own party in control of both houses of Congress was during the Bush administration from 2002-2006. In 2006 the republicans lost control of the senate, but later regained it in 2007, and kept it until 2008 when Democrats took the majority of both houses. It's funny that you make the comparison though between Obama and FDR considering that FDR's plans were received as about as well as Obama's. Historical note though. It was FDR's plans and implementation of those plans that brought this country out of the Great Depression and created hundreds of thousands of jobs for starving Americans. Perhaps we can look forward to similar results when we stop being so negative and judgmental about controversial programs that may in fact work. That's my two cents.

By the way Olivia, you are correct. Both Thomas Jefferson and Thomas Paine both said something similar. I believe Thomas Jefferson's statement was "Those are governed best who are governed least."