STOP THE SPENDING NOW!!!!!

Balance the federal budget, even if it means cutting government programs.

We need health care reform that puts medical decisions in the hands of doctors, families and patients, not government bureaucrats or insurance companies. We need to make our high quality care more affordable, and we believe we can do so through a number of reforms, like tort reform, offering financial assistance to those who cannot afford coverage, expanding options to include health savings accounts and allowing families and individuals to buy coverage with the same advantage given to businesses.

The Congress and Senate need to listen to families, business owners, and health care professionals in their district throughout the month of August to hear their thoughts on how to reform our system.

First and foremost, we need to get health care reform done right, not done fast. Passing another thousand-page bill without amendments or debate will do nothing to help the economy, create jobs, or reform health care.

Right now, the thousand-page health care bill will cost taxpayers about a billion dollars per page and will impose new taxes on individuals and businesses. It will force Americans from private healthcare into a government-run system that will put Washington bureaucrats in charge of rationing care. This government takeover would add $239 billion of deficit over ten years, pushing our already unstable finances further toward bankruptcy.

CALL YOUR CONGRESSMAN WHILE ON BREAK. Tell them you support a free market health care system and not a government health care system. remind them that government run programs are poory managed with endless waist. Don't forget to ask them about their Cap and Trade vote and tell them if they voted for it they voted against American and for China and India. Remind them where they live and that they work for your not Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid or President Obama. Remind them that buying their votes with Pork is not what they were sent to Washington for either. Tell them you support the effort to balance the federal budget, even if it means cutting government programs.

Government take over of the health care system would be a diseaster.

Not another czar.

That's Al Frankin's position.

Like the good liberal she is, she's to narrow minded to walk is someone elses shoes. She also is the perfect refection of the do as I say and not as I do. Yea. At 40 and meeting her again after high school would be a drag.

right on!

LIBERAL ARROGANCE. Wow your so correct in that "all encompassing arrogance teamed with that illiterate sense of entitlement you can only gain by being a person of the left". Can I also add "to narrow minded to put yourself in someone elses shoes".