Democrats believe this bill
to be the savior of health care in the U.S. They have continually argued that
it enables you to keep your prior health insurance plan if you so choose, you
can keep your doctors, it will cover more than you likely had covered, your
cost will drop and everyone will finally have insurance.
Republicans believe this bill
will destroy the quality of health care in the U.S. They note that none of Obama’s
promises have held up; millions of people have had their policies cancelled,
and - according to the CBO (official auditing arm of Congress) - close to 30M
people will remain uninsured under ObamaCare; constant delays in implementing
significant parts of the bill are indications of eventual failure; and
significant increases in taxes will be required to cover net losses, especially
after the failure of young people to cover the HC costs of older people.
Who’s right? Well, the most
objective way to determine that is at the polls. I appeal to voters in November
to commit to telling the truth on this issue.
1.
If you and or
family/friends have seen your insurance cost drop this year (or even seen the
increase from previous years drop) and the same will be true for next year; you
did not have your existing insurance cancelled; you have enrolled in an
exchange that has enabled you to keep your doctors and levels of coverage, and
at a lower price; or combining all components of cost – policy price,
annual deductible and increased taxes, you believe you will be better off under
ObamaCare, then vote Democrat for Congressmen and Senators.
2.
Otherwise, vote
Republican.
It’s that simple. Let both
parties know how satisfied you really are with this bill.
Don’t simply vote party; vote
your conscience on this issue.
