Is There A Doctor In The House?

Democrats have bulldozed their way to what all good Liberals want, government control of healthcare. I would offer my sympathy for this 2,000, page trillion-dollar monster, but that would put me in the category of being a hypocrite. The truth is simple: This will ultimately fail, trust me, if it reaches fruition, just likethe Great Society, and so many other "liberal dreams" of making our lives better. You know it, if you're honest, that liberals invented printed money; it's to play with and means no big deal if it costs what can't be paid for at the end of the nightmare. Mark it down: Your children's children will rue the day this monster takes life. Here's hoping it fails along the way. There's one other part of the "monster" and it deals with President Obama: I'll bet he will take whatever reaches his desk, no matter how weak it becomes as our "drunk" liberals gloat. behind him at the signing. Now I'll leave you with this early input I saw from a liberal supporter (and it must have gagged this rag he works at to have to admit it: Is it true that this measure would create a federally regulated marketplace where consumers could shop for coverage? Is it true that the bill's most controverial provision, the government would sell insurance with the Congressional Budget Office forecasts that premiums for it would be more expensive than for politices sold by private companies? These are only a small portion of questions in a bill that weights about 20 pounds and I'm already sick. Is there a doctor in the House?