Obamacare.....From those who have to those who don't have - Page 18

Ohhh shiny pennies are paying off !!

Eggzakly !!!!

Thanks for posting that Baby Eagle. Good to know the TAX is less than I thought. Whew

LOL

OK peeps, this is it. We got July 11 for the H.R. 2 vote in the Senate to repeal Obamacare.

If you need help writing a letter, let me know. I love writing letters. LOL If you don't know who your Senators are let me know or just call the United States Capitol switchboard at (202) 224-3121 the operator will connect you directly with the Senate office you request - if you don't know your Senators give them your zip code.

If you like personal assistance (like I do - lol) go here >> http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm?OrderBy=state&Sort=ASC

You can view our progress H.R.2 and use this page to share with friends via like buttons and all (lol) if you do it now you'll have to mention July 11 because it isn't listed yet.  >> http://www.govtrack.us/congress/bills/112/hr2

Here are links all you need to do is sign your name and a generated letter will be sent on your behalf.

Full Repeal Now

http://secure.freedomworks.org/site/...FTFZTAodV3fxtw

http://www.therepealpledge.com/take-...eal-obamacare/

Repeal Obamacare

https://secure.downsizedc.org/etp/obamacare/

http://act.theteaparty.net/5000/repeal-obamacare/

You can also send a letter via postal service to this addy:

U.S. Senators

Office of Senator (Name)
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510

Senate Committees

(Name of Committee)
United States Senate
Washington, D.C. 20510

Good Luck !!

 Mine is Sen. Louie Gohmert and I do not need to call him , I email him  almost every week with some of the opinions I get and my take on things..he is a member of my church and I ride the church bus from back parking lot with him...HE full well knows what has to be done.


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After reading through each and every post, I am just in awe. 

Color me stupid, but when 50 million people suddenly have access to health care.... Wow!!

Where are all the doctors, nurses. surgeons, radiologist, or anathesiologists going to come from?

What about hospitals, clinics, doctor's offices, or pharmacies?  Is there an adequate supply of facilities to manage 50 million new patients?

And let's not forget about the maintenance men, plumbers, electricians, security, sales reps, janitors... just how are they going to build all these facilities and fill all these jobs as these people soon gain access to long needed health care?

As it stands, I would be most concerned how the current status quo is ill equiped to handle this massive influx of patients needing cared.  It seems to me that this lack of preparedness would be more detrimental to the care that current and future patients receive more than anything else.

Is anybody planning for this????

Talk about job creation!! Where's the money going to come from to finance all these new clinics, etc. ? Oh, I know. Taxes. You can be sure it won't come from the industry that is going to benefit most from all this...the insurance companies.

Oh, so now the argument against everyone having health care is that there aren't enough facilities and personnel?  Aren't those people without insurance already receiving medical attention when they need it but simply not paying for it?  Of course, now that they'll have insurance, they'll all show up at exactly the same time; right? 

Needing health care without insurance does not equate to a free ride. I have not had health insurance for thirty years, mainly because carriers would not sell insurance to me. Pre-existing conditions and what I did for a living made me too high risk. Any company that did say yes, the premiums were more than I earned in a month. When I smashed my ankle twelve years ago, I shoved my foot back around where it was supposed to be and had a friend bring the things I asked for to stabilize my foot (so it wasn't dangling) when I stood. Had my crutches (left over from a knee injury) brought to me, and was taken to the er by a friend. Sat there six hours, even though it was pretty slow at seven thirty in the morning. Anyway, it took a steel plate and seven screws to put my ankle together, plus all the ligaments had been torn. I paid the bills myself, nobody paid them for me and I was out of work(no income) for three months. The doctor, anesthesiologist, ER, OR, and any other payees I owed, let me make payments which took me a year to pay off all the bills plus paying my ortho dr for subsequent visits. At least I was able to be self sufficient enough not to need an ambulance, would have been another bill. It was still cheaper to pay out of pocket than giving an insurance company thousands of dollars per year for years and years. But it was still expensive. I asked the doc what if I don't get the surgery. He simply said, you won't walk. Would it have been a help to have insurance? Of course, but that has not been an option.