Washington is making impossible claims as it seeks to convince the American people that the proposed health care bill will be good for us and the country. They ask us to abandon all reason and believe the impossible. I would like to list a few of these claims.
The government will provide higher quality health care to more people at a lower cost.
The same government that bankrupted social security and Medicare will run this new program so efficiently that the deficit will be reduced by their health care plan.
Medicare can be cut by over 500 billion dollars and the quality and quantity of senior care will not be affected.
The Medicare cuts will save Medicare even though the money saved will be spent to fund health care to other people.
A finite number of health care providers can treat 30 million more people and maintain the same quality of care.
The bill will not cause health care premiums to go up.
The bill will not cause middle class taxes to go up.
The health care bill will not exceed estimated costs. When has any government program not exceeded estimated costs?
Ten years of taxes to pay for the program is truly the equivalent of an average of five years of received benefits. Compare apples to apples and not apples to oranges.
This health care bill will not cause the national debt to soar and bankrupt our country. Out of control spending is destroying the country.
The government can fairly decide what treatment individuals are eligible to receive. Allowing a “cost effectiveness” panel is health care rationing.
Washington
Americans do not believe these impossible claims. We are not gullible. That is one of the reasons we oppose the bill. We also do not trust our government to fairly control our health care. The government should not be able to determine how “cost effective” our lives are.
We, your constituents, do not want you to vote for this health care bill – no matter how the vote is hidden. Vote “NO” on the health care bill and “NO” on any self executing rule.
Signed,
The Electorate
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