kuzi16:

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... how is anyone supposed to read that damn thing?

Exactly the point. From what I've heard, it is so convoluted with self-reference that no layperson, and probably not a lot of people beyond them, could conceivably understand the entire document.

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j0z3r:

kuzi16:

ALL 1502 PAGES OF THE HEATH CARE BILL



... how is anyone supposed to read that damn thing?

Exactly the point. From what I've heard, it is so convoluted with self-reference that no layperson, and probably not a lot of people beyond them, could conceivably understand the entire document.

I seriously doubt that most of our congressmen can even read and understand it.

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Proposed: (see if your Senator will introduce this!)
1. No bill may be more than 20 pages long. It must be written in such language that the average voter can read and understand it over their lunch break.
2. Only amendments directly and obviously related to the main body of the bill may be attached.
3. For every new law passed, or new social program implimented, two existing laws or programs must be repealed or terminated.

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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (and Explosives!) should be a convenience store - not a government agency.

Ya know, I'm glad only Republicans are in bed with banks and big business. It's so good that the Democrats don't stoop to their level!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/24/house-subpoena-documents-vip-mortgages-members-congress/

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PuroFreak:

j0z3r:

kuzi16:

ALL 1502 PAGES OF THE HEATH CARE BILL



... how is anyone supposed to read that damn thing?

Exactly the point. From what I've heard, it is so convoluted with self-reference that no layperson, and probably not a lot of people beyond them, could conceivably understand the entire document.

I seriously doubt that most of our congressmen can even read and understand it.

Actually, I heard from somewhere(unfortunately, I don't remember where) that most of them don't understand it. How true this is, I don't know, nor do I have anything to back it up.

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PuroFreak:

Ya know, I'm glad only Republicans are in bed with banks and big business. It's so good that the Democrats don't stoop to their level!

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2009/10/24/house-subpoena-documents-vip-mortgages-members-congress/

So no shitty comments on this one about how only Republicans are only looking out for their business deals?? I'm shocked...

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Of course not....they're all a-sholes which should be destroyed. Some just get a better spot in line.

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But if this was a Republican doing the same thing you guys would jump all over it saying it's just another example of the right being in bed with big business.

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PuroFreak:

But if this was a Republican doing the same thing you guys would jump all over it saying it's just another example of the right being in bed with big business.

+1

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HAHAHAHHA, even when I say something you want to hear (and truly believe might I add)---you find a way to say I didnt say it in the correct way...because "if it would have been....when you would have....or might have thought....or intimated saying....or lost the point that.....or didnt realize you.....or were uninformed as to the".

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It can't be true, PMSNBC never ran that story, and we all know that Fox is a propaganda arm of the Republican party...

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Ken Light:

Now what we have is a president who is a limp d!ck worthless piece of slow-acting, overly-analytical nonsense wrapped in a fast-melting candy-coating made of hope... Get him the hell out of there.

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Proposed: (see if your Senator will introduce this!)
1. No bill may be more than 20 pages long. It must be written in such language that the average voter can read and understand it over their lunch break.
2. Only amendments directly and obviously related to the main body of the bill may be attached.
3. For every new law passed, or new social program implimented, two existing laws or programs must be repealed or terminated.

A simpler answer would be term limits on Senators and Congressmen. 1 term for Senators, and 3 for Congressmen, one of which cannot be consecutive.

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Ken Light:

Now what we have is a president who is a limp d!ck worthless piece of slow-acting, overly-analytical nonsense wrapped in a fast-melting candy-coating made of hope... Get him the hell out of there.

Barney Frank: "We are Trying on every front to increase the roll of government"

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Yeah, let .gov control more of its citizen's lives. Wonderful. Regulate and provide. Two things not written in the Constitution.

Who wants to bet that if this public option goes through, and if any State wants to opt out of it, the State be put on a very short leash by the federal government, especially with Federal grants, stimulus aid, etc...?

There's no such thing as "opting out" without consequence.

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jlzimmerman:

Yeah, let .gov control more of its citizen's lives. Wonderful. Regulate and provide. Two things not written in the Constitution.

Who wants to bet that if this public option goes through, and if any State wants to opt out of it, the State be put on a very short leash by the federal government, especially with Federal grants, stimulus aid, etc...?

There's no such thing as "opting out" without consequence.

It was the same thing that happened with changing the drinking age to 21. The states who wouldn't change it were denied a lot of federal money...

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