Pretty simple really.

“Let’s fix what is broken, and improve on what we already have at a price we can all afford to pay. With the Affordable Health Care for America Act we are doing just that while strengthening and protecting Medicare at the same time.”

- Steve Kagen, M.D.

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU?

MEDICARE RECIPIENTS: No deductibles or out-of-pocket expenses for prevention medical services, like mammograms. Your Mom and dad need ths.

SMALL BUSINESSES: Level the playing ;field to drive down costs.

GOT COVERAGE NOW: If you like your coverage, keep it. If you do not have health insurance I am tired of pay for your emergencies. I am tired of you spreading dease etc. around in school, workplaces because you can’t see a proper doctor or because you think you won’t have an emergency.

NO COVERAGE NOW: Health coverage will be affordable. If you don’t know that the greed and lack of ethics in the insurance and medical fields soon would have made your insurance unaffordable then you can’t read this anyway.

HOSPITALS AND PHYSICIANS: Increase in reimbursements for Medicare and Medicaid services. I it was up to me I would have cut medical worker pay to aline it with police and fire pay. When was the last time you saw a nurse, doctor, or medical Tech. running toward gunfire or flames.

OUR ECONOMY: Cutting costs for care will allow private business owners to create the jobs we need. it may allow you boss to continue
to provide you insurance or to start.

Babies: They can not longer be refused coverage for “Pre-exsisting conditions.” Did you get that? They were refusing to cover babies!

Policy Caps: They can no longer cap your coverage annually or lifetime. I had a Cap on my insurance at 1.5 million life time. You knew about the caps, right?

Dropping Coverage: They can no longer drop you coverage when you get sick!

WAIT, WAIT, THERE’S MORE: Other Improvements in the New Health Care Bill

1. Begins to close the donut hole in Medicare Part-D
2. Begins to reform medical malpractice
3. Negotiate deeper discounts for prescription drugs
4. Eliminates anti-trust exemptions for health insurance corporations
5. Purchase health insurance across state lines
6. Push back against excessive price increases for insurance
7. Extension of COBRA for unemployed/uninsured
8. Children under age 27 to be covered by parents plan
9. Immediate coverage for those with pre-existing conditions in a national high risk pool
10. Increased payments to hospitals and doctors who care for Medicare patients

At a Price We Can All Afford to Pay the new health reform bill will reduce the federal deficit by over 1.2 TRILLION in the first 10 years, according to the Congressional Budget Office. AND,

DON’T FORGET THAT THIS BILL FINALLY CUT THE BANK PUKES OUT
OUT OF THE PELL GRAND PROGRAM.

There has never been a federal tax on people simply for existing. Most of choose activities where txes are levied, like getting jobs and paying for goods and services, but I defy you to name a single instance where you have to pay a federal tax simply for existing; this is the first time it’s ever been done.

The courts may or may not side with Congress; it doesn’t matter, though, because the Constitution itself is the highest law of the land, including any Supreme Court, and legislature, and any president.

The highest law in the land says that any power not explicitly given to the government by the states is left for the state themselves to reserve (10th amendment). Any legal decision, by a supreme court or any branch of government is subject to this. This new health care violates the Constitution; Stare Decisis and its supporters can go pound sand.

The tenth amendment is simple. Any power not exlpicitly stated in the Constitution is up to the states. The federal government is about to tax you simply for breathing, for the first time in American history.

According to the Constitution, the highest law of our land (higher than all the courts, including the Supreme Court), powers to regulate health care rest with the states. Ergo (no play intended), this legislation is unconstitutional. Any court ruling it constitutional is wrong.

Besides, the ability to REGULATE something does not mean the ability to COMPEL it. You have to create smoething before you can regulate it.

This make any sense?