President Obama is devoting most of his time and public appearances these days to one issue - reforming the nation's health care system. But concerns about the cost and scope of reform are growing among members of Congress and the general public and with very good reason.
Universal, government run Healthcare is just another program we do not need. Another government run, red-tape ridden, weaved with bureaucracy. Improved health care system, yes, ABSOLUTELY,but that's another story for another day. One fight at a time.
Please contact your Congressmen and women to state your position on this. Do it TODAY. Use the link below to access your representatives. This is vitally important.
If you do support Universal Healthcare, perhaps you can say NO for NOW - the legislation is being pushed way too fast for it to make sense and there's not enough time for representatives to read it! Let's take our time and do this the right way.
President Obama may have good intentions, and I agree that healthcare should be available to all Americans, but this experiment with America is a risk our country cannot afford.
It is too much, too fast, too soon.
http://www.house.gov/house/MemberWWW_by_State.shtml
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
7 comments:
I agree we need to improve but after working for a health insurance company and now living where Universal Health care is. It's not for America not right now.
Couldn't agree with you more!
Great post! Sent my concerns to my congressman already!
Thank you Jill. Thank you.
I agree with you completely. It is such an issue that tugs at people's (liberal's - in my opinion) heartstrings that the financial and practical issues go out the window. We do not need need this and more importantly, we cannot afford this. It will cripple us.
Not now and not ever. Scary. Just scary.
Thank you for posting the link. I emailed my congressman just now. I don't comment a lot but I do keep up with your blog occasionally. I'm glad my tennis season started up this week. Need to get out my competitiveness.
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