Well it turns out that you and I payed for the ad campaign for Obamacare! Isn’t that hilarious? Our money was used to hire a private company to advertise and send emails to try and change people minds about this whole government take over of the medical industry.

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-Keith

Here is Steven Crowder letting us all know the 411:

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-Keith

Thursday August 20th, 2009, President Obama had an on air interview from the White House with conservative talk show host Michael Smerconish. The President went on air with the same message of the public option for health care reform. Majority of the conversation involved the President telling listeners that whatever they ask has been considered, but the public option is the best solution.

“Our position hasn’t changed,” he said. “We think the key is cost control, competition, making sure people have good quality options. If we achieve that, that’s the end we’re seeking and the means, we can have some good arguments about what the best way to achieve that. But we got to change because the status quo is unsustainable.”

Playing on the hearts of the un insured, Obama is trying to pass this government overhaul as quick as possible.

Other topics discussed included the war on terror and dealing with Al Queda. The President seems to agree with President Bush that eliminating Al Queda and the Taliban are a priority of our national security.

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-Keith

The President has signaled that he is not interested in pushing the public option any further. I will giver President Obama this, he is very politically intelligent, and he knows that if he keeps pushing this government overhaul, the people will go absolutely crazy and he will lose credibility.

So what does he have in store for health care reform then? It seems that a bi partisan committee has brought up the idea of a co-op style option that is a non for profit organization that would offer some sort of really cheap health care for those who are un-insured. This sounds a lot better to me personally. This option would keep the free market….free. Even though the government would still be funding a non for profit, people will have the option to go use the service or not, there will be no mandate.

None of this is completely official, the NFP idea is something in the works in a bi-partisan committee that will be presented to the president.

**NOTE** What do you think about frivolous lawsuits? I personally believe they are the cause for high health care costs. Tell me what you think!

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-Keith

Where does this woman come up with this stuff. She has pushed me to the point where it is hard to cover her objectively.

Point #1

Here is what I can offer when it comes to objectivity, here is what our founding fathers had to say:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness. — That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, — That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government…”

“, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…” is the most striking phrase in that whole paragraph. It says that our government recognizes you as an individual (not one in a group of many or a collective) and that God gave you a life and free will (liberty) and the ability to pursue happiness. Nothing in that statement says that you are promised anything except for your freedom. That includes a job, a salary, a family, dog, house, car, nice things health care or anything, none of these things are promised to you. The beauty is that you are free to advance yourself in your career or not, and if/when you do you will have the means to purchase what you can afford. If you really want a new car, you work hard and save up for it, the same applies to health care.

Our founding fathers (those who define America) told us that we are guarenteed nothing except that we can achieve based on our hard work. So her statements are Anti-American

Point #2

From Ben Franklin:

“Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.”

These people that are saying that they have the right to my money and your money to get health care without changing their life style are not only selfish but are all too comfortable in their own poverty. The fact that they would be willing to sacrifice pride in themselves means they deserve nothing they ask for.

Ben Franklin is undoubtedly a founding father and he says all these under cover commies deserve nothing. Another founder of America is telling us in his timeless manner that this blow hard from San Fran (Pelosi) is Anti-America.

Point #3

From Jefferson

“A wise and frugal government, which shall restrain men from injuring one another, which shall leave them otherwise free to regulate their own pursuits of industry and improvement, and shall not take from the mouth of labour the bread which it has earned. This is the sum of good government, and this is necessary to close the circle of our felicities.”

He explicitly states that the government should not take what is not its own, like your tax money maybe, but that is a whole arguement in itself. he also states that they shall do nothing that would hurt the business of Americas, like tax them to high hell and give others benefits they didn’t earn on their own merits. He also says that government should stay out of your affairs so that you can decide what happens in your own life, on your own terms. Taxing one to compensate another for health care is the exact opposite that our framers said that government was allowed to do.

Again Pelosi….You are so Anti American that it is almost incomprehensible that you are an elected representative of a country that stands for everything you are against.

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-Keith