Supreme Court Upholds "Obamacare!"

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Nope. Doesn't violate da rules.

From the mouth of a tr.......naw, I'd better not say it.

Next stop: Single payer maladministration of the health care delivery system. If we are unlucky we will end up with an abortion like the NHS in Britain.

Sooner or later the government will take over the production and distribution of food. Then we can all stand in line a half a day waiting for our next meal.

ruveyn

Next stop: Single payer maladministration of the health care delivery system. If we are unlucky we will end up with an abortion like the NHS in Britain.

Sooner or later the government will take over the production and distribution of food. Then we can all stand in line a half a day waiting for our next meal.

ruveyn

Our two medical infrastructures are quite entwined with each other, so that does not surprise me. The difference between Canadians going south for complicated surgery with a recommendation from their doctors, and Americans going north for basic care should be obvious, however. Besides one of these actions being against the law

I hope you're exercising your sense of hyperbole, rather than believing that Republican hokum with that last part about distributing food.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer

In order for hyperbole to be funny it should at least have some small semblance, albeit exaggerated, of truthfulness. Shear delusional fantasy fails to be funny in terms of satire. It's only funny in that it inspires people to laugh at you rather than with you.

You're not even supposed to imply it.

Imply what?
A lot of words start with tr.

Our two medical infrastructures are quite entwined with each other, so that does not surprise me. The difference between Canadians going south for complicated surgery with a recommendation from their doctors, and Americans going north for basic care should be obvious, however. Besides one of these actions being against the law

Cuba is another popular destination for complicated procedures. Venezuela's president went there.

Dear Arrant Pariah,

Today, the Supreme Court of the United States issued their much-anticipated ruling on the constitutionality of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, upholding the law as Constitutional.

While we respect the Court’s ruling, it doesn’t change the clear reality that this health care law is fundamentally flawed and immensely unpopular with the American people.

Without much-needed reforms, this law is certain to cost many Americans their employer-based health insurance, undermine job creation, and raise health care costs for us all.

Following today’s outcome, one thing is true. Our country can’t afford the failed policies from the last few years, allowing Congress to ram through legislation that stifles growth with taxes and mandates instead of spurring it with American enterprise.

After leading the fight against Obamacare two years ago, we have 131 days until the election to finish what we started, and send a clear message to Washington.

Now more than ever, we need your help. The U.S. Chamber is engaged in our most aggressive efforts in our 100 year history to hold candidates accountable for their position on the issues most consequential to our economy. With your continued support, candidates can’t hide from their vote in favor of Obamacare.

We need policymakers to work with job creators, instead of against them, to develop genuine, common sense reforms that will control costs, improve access, ensure quality, and promote wellness.

These are the reforms we need. And they are absolutely achievable. And with the Court’s decision, the need for action has never been greater.

We hope you’ll be a part of this effort to bring real, true, and meaningful reform that improves the quality and affordability of health care that Americans receive and stand with us in the coming days. It’s time to remind Washington that at the end of the day – voters have the final say.

Sincerely,


Rob Engstrom
Senior Vice President and National Political Director
U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Something tells me he wasn't welcome here. Also they seem to be doing a great job with Hugo, he'll probably be dead soon.