>>>>Some interesting reading:
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>>>>http://www.theobjectivestandard.com/issues/2009-winter/affordable-health-care-america-hr-3962.asp
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>>>>What the “Affordable Health Care for America Act,” HR 3962, Actually Says:
>>>>10 questions are posed:
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>>>>1. Will the plan punish Americans who do not carry the required insurance, or employers who do not provide it?
>>>>2. Will the plan make private insurance illegal?
>>>>3. Will the plan ration medical care through budgets?
>>>>4. Will this plan ration care through waiting lists?
>>>>5. Will the plan impose special, higher taxes on Americans who earn more than others?
>>>>6. Will the plan levy special taxes and surcharges on medical devices (such as wheelchairs, walkers, canes, etc.)?
>>>>7. How will the plan affect health insurance provided by employers?
>>>>8. Does the plan allow the government to set fees?
>>>>9. Can the government officials audit taxpayers, employers, and insurance plans to enforce compliance?
>>>>10. What limits are set to the powers of government officials?
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>>>These questions sure sound like they were posed by a tiger ready to pounce. theobjectivestandard.com? Sounds more like one of those lobbying groups (both sides) who hide behind bland labels.
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>>I don't care where those questions came from. What I care about are the answers. Don't you want to know? Do we stop questioning our government now and stop receiving answers because we don't like who is asking the questions?
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>Shhh... We don't question the Messiah and his desciples. Just feel warm and fuzzy.

Bill, I like you despite our wildly divergent views. But you can stop CC-ing me on your intentionally provocative replies to others any time you like. Fair enough?