Comments on: No, Republicans Wouldn’t Repeal Health Care Reform

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By: B Moe

B Moe — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 12:27:24 +0000

“Obama spent last week campaigning for health care reform, at one point getting some college-age fans worked up about all the free stuff — “free” preventive care and “free” checkups, and so forth — they would receive if his version of health care reform passed.

Which brings us to another stumbling block. If health care is now a “right” and “free” to an ever-growing group of Americans — people who believe stuff can be had for “free” — are Republicans really going to snatch it away from them?”

But what are these kids going to think when they graduate in a couple of years and realize not only is their health care not free, but they are now legally obligated to buy expensive coverage they don’t need to subsidize their parents and grandparents.

I don’t want to bet on it, but I have a feeling we are about to see much unprecedented action in the coming decades.

By: wiggin`

wiggin` — Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:53:10 +0000

“What, in all the years of watching Republicans in action gives any conservative, libertarian or even small-government moderate any faith in these people? It suggest a sweet idealism that I find refreshing, but also stupid.”

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By: filioscotia

filioscotia — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:12:09 +0000

I don’t agree. A Republican majority might not be enough to repeal ObamaCare, but there may be enough votes to deny funding for its programs. Obamacrats can create anything they want, but the programs have to be funded. Without funds, the programs are nothing more than false fronts.

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