H.R.3590: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act

FDA: Obamacare’s Calorie-Count Mandate Now In Effect—But Not Enforceable

Obesity Rating for Every American Must Be Included in Stimulus-Mandated Electronic Health Records, Says HHS

Sebelius: Administration Has a Lot of ‘Reeducation’ To Do on Obamacare

Putting the Brakes on ObamaCare

Five Conservative Dems Campaigning On Opposition To Health Care Reform

For Obamacare Supporters, Judgment Day Approaches

TheDC Analysis: AARP, Dems undermine younger workers’ retirement

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3 Million in Middle Class to Pay Health Law Penalty

Health Overhaul Analysis: More Coverage? Yes! Lower Costs? No!

Cavuto: Health-Care Costs Still Don’t Add Up

Health Overhaul Will Increase Nation’s Tab

Merck: Health overhaul to cost roughly $320M

Attacks on Healthcare Law Gain Steam

Top 10 Disasters of Obamacare

Obama’s Bait-and-Switch on Healthcare

Health Care Costs on the Rise

Merck Says Health-Care Reform to Reduce Revenue

Obama’s Own HHS Says Health Care Bill Will Cost More Than Projected

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Ron Paul tells it like it is: There is no “right” to healthcare. Obamacare will be repealed by a national bankruptcy. The IRS is hiring new agents to steal more money. Central economic planning has failed. A much bigger economic crisis is coming. And, every country in the world is technically bankrupt.

Ron Paul is America’s leading voice for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, and a return to sound monetary policies.

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President Obama tells Bret Baier he’s not worrying about ‘procedural rules’ in Congress

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Rep Michele Bachmann gives a fiery speech to an enthusiastic crowd of “Kill the Bill” supporters, on the Capital steps in St. Paul Minnesota.

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During yesterday’s Ohio Obamacare sale-a-thon, President Obama stated that employers “would see premiums fall by as much as 3,000 percent” if his health care reform was signed into law. A premium decline of 3,000% means that employers would receive in income 29 times what they spend on health care premiums. So to make $29 million, all a business needs to do is hire 100 employees and provide them with health insurance at a cost of $10,000 per employee (a total cost of $1 million). Once Obamacare becomes law, these premiums will decline by $30 million — meaning that the health insurance companies will pay the employer $29 million for the privilege of providing health care insurance to the employees. A $29 million profit all without making a single product. Just think of how many jobs that could “create or save.” Obamanomics at work.

Source: Video: Obama Makes Whopper Claim at Rally

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